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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 12, 1963

Page

23

Royal Visit Canberra Traffic Plan Details

Police publish a detailed traffic and parking plan for the second day of the Royal Visit to Canberra. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh travel from Government House to the Australian War Memorial at 10 am and return to Government House by 11:50 am, with schedules for parkways and restricted areas. A 7:30 fireworks display at Capital Hill affects State Circle and surrounding roads.

Canberra Tribe of Edinburgh Government House Australian War Memorial Adelside Avenue Parkes Way Anzac Way Memorial Manuka Qual Anzac Park Ikes Way Kings Avenue National Circuit Canberra Avenue Oval R.A.N BAALF Baalf. Aircraft, the Royal Car War Memorial The Duke of Edinburgh Parkes Place State Circle St Andrew's Church Kurrajong Brisbane Avenue Satelle

Paris Plot Said to Target President Ambush

AAP report says Colonel Jean Marie Bastien Thyry and an anti government group placed a hit list for an assassination attempt on the French president in an ambush near Paris. A Telstar satellite project is also noted and political asylum seeking figures are mentioned amid chaotic wires.

Paris OIAS Jean Marie Bastien Catone Bastiens Thyry Secret Army Petit Lot Hui

Tunku apologizes over Malaysia aid remarks in Parliament

The Tunku told Parliament he was terribly sorry if his speech embarrassed Australia by suggesting Australia would aid Malaysia in a war with Indonesia. He clarified no such pact exists and noted Britain would defend Malaysia if attacked. British and Australian officials avoided pledging military commitments. The opposition questioned Australian commitments amid regional tensions.

Tunku House of Representatives Australia Abstalia Malaya Indonesia Commonwealth Federation Malaysia Free World Britain London Briain Falacea Menzies Tunku Abdul Rahman Garfield Barwick Garfield Philippines Calwell Australian Labour Party

Jet Pilot Bruised By Canopy

Group Captain Marher sustained facial bruising after ejecting from a jet through a damaged canopy. The fire on the grassy pad was extinguished by Goul burn fire brigade. a surgeon treated him at Mase hospital Gran Captain Mather. The incident occurred as a Royal Australian Air Force flypast rehearsal faced engine failure and a controlled ditch.

Goulburn Marher Giranp Mather Faishaiea Mase Gran 8H Fighter Wing RAAF Nex Canberra J. Hurst Lsu Pan

Bus Pulled From River Kills Seven Hospital Employees

A small bus carrying eleven hospital workers was recovered from the river on Welfare Island. Seven people aboard were killed and four survived as authorities investigated the roadway incident and identified the victims.

Welfare Island

Family Delivers Petition to Queen in Royal Car Incident

A South Australia family, living in Pt. Adelaide, delivered a hand written petition to the Queen via the Duke of Edinburgh as their children chased the royal car. Police restrained the mother after she broke through barriers. the letter alleged repossession abuses by a finance company. The petition was to be referred to an Australian minister for possible forwarding.

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Pioneers recall the early days at Duntroon House

Members of the Citizens Celebrations Committee gathered at Duntroon House to honor Canberra’s founders from 1908 to 1913. Noted figures included W. P. Bluett, 92, Brindabella, and J. M. Neale, 87, Queanbeyan, who recalled Canberra’s birth on March 12, 1913. The Interior Minister Freeth welcomed attendees as A. D. Campbell spoke for descendants of the site’s original owner.

Ditteroan House Act Canberra W. P. Bluett Brindabella Bluett Queanbeyam Sydney Morning Herald J. M. Neale Queanbeyan Freeth Duntroon House A. D. Campbell Robert Campbell

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