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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 11, 1962

Page

12

Escaped mental patient feared dangerous homicide suspect

Police widen search for 18 year old Elston Rex William Elston after he fled Ararat hospital. He previously killed his mother in Sale in 1958 and was found not guilty by reason of insanity. A nightlong manhunt with road blocks and trackers followed his wall jump from the hospital. Authorities urged vigilance as relatives fled to secret addresses.

Rex William Elston Ararat Ballarat Horsham Hamilton Stawell Beaufort Melbourne Fred Grogan

Centre Given 26 Blankets and a TV to Goodwin Homes

Canberra Lions Club presented 26 electric blankets valued about £400 to Perimeter Cottages residents at Goodwin Homes. Club president D. Pitt also officially presented a television set installed about a week earlier.

Canberra Lions Club Goodwin Homes D. Pitt

Canberra Aero Club records four first solo flights in a day

Four student pilots from Canberra Aero Club achieved their first solo flights in a single day in a Cessna 172. The soloists include two Royal Military College cadets Set. Ben Bond and John Guild, Graeme Camage of Queanbeyan, and John Cooper of Lyneham. The club boasts modern equipment after phasing out the Chipmunk.

Canberra Aero Club R. Pill Royal Military College Cadets Ben Bond John Guild Graeme Camage Queanbeyan John Cooper Lyneham Pill Australia

Grazier Dies on Flight Between Sydney and Canberra

An elderly Victorian grazier died on a flight from Sydney to Canberra yesterday. Police have not released his name. The man fell ill in Sydney and died before landing at Fairbairn about 5 10 p.m. Two hostesses gave oxygen and a RAF medical officer pronounced him dead on arrival. His wife daughter and secretary were believed aboard.

Sydney Canberra Melbourne Patricia Sturrock Pamela Jullian R.A.A.F Malcolm Hoare Fairbairn

District pioneer 80 dies in Canberra home

James Courtney Moore aged 80, son of the first white child born in the Wugger Anong district, died at his Manly NSW residence. He lived on Bulga Creek property near Queanbeyan, later in partnership on MarArthy and Yarralumla estates. He served in church roles and was a foundation ACTP and A Association member. Burial at St Johns Canberra after service.

Wuggeranong Manly N.S.W James Courtney Moore Bulga I Creek Queanbeyan Bulga Creek Minnie Pete Murphy Peon Church Canberra Moore St. John's Cemetery Jon

Prince Philip Birthday Congratulatory Telegram Sent

Sir Dallas Brooks on behalf of Australia sent a telegram to Prince Philip offering warm congratulations and best wishes on his birthday. Prince Philip celebrated his birthday yesterday.

Commonwealth of Australia Dallas Brooks Prince Philip Government of Australia

U S Military Aid Ban Recommended by Foreign Affairs Panel

The Foreign Affairs Committee urged the House to accept a recommendation limiting military aid to nations that use U S supplied equipment only for legitimate self defence and security. It cited Portugal in Angola and India in Goa as violations, and warned that aggression or lack of monitoring could bar further aid.

Tatives Foreign Affairs Committee Portugal U.S Angola India Goa United States House

Leader Returns Berlin

East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht arrived in Berlin by air from Moscow after a meeting of Communist Party chiefs in the Soviet capital.

Berlin P.reuter Herr Walter Ulbricht Communist Party Moscow

Iron ore export plans hinge on big WA outlay

Western Australia could export 450000 tons of iron ore to Japan by 1970 if deposits suit development. An initial outlay of 24 to 40 million pounds is needed, says Kagawa of Fuji Iron and Steel. Japan imports about 20 million tons annually from Malaya India and the Philippines. A Japanese mission reviews Rio Tinto Consolidated Zinc and Western Mining in WA before touring eastern states.

Perth Western Australia Japan Kagawa Fuji Iron and Steel Company Steel Company Malaya India Philippines Rio Tinto Consolidated Zinc Western Mining Corporation Western Australia

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