Two Dead In Multiple Traffic Crashes Across City
A motorcyclist, Bary Stephen Hunt of Gmmagstan Crescent Deskin, died after his bike collided with a car on Adelaide Avenue near Empire City Call. Two others were injured as the vehicle struck a second car and hit the roadside. A 17 year old girl, Miss Linta Geissler from Berry NSW, was seriously injured on the Boston Highway near Gungahlin. Authorities report the year’s road toll rising with multiple crashes and ongoing hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bary
Stephen Hunt
Gmmagstan Crescent
Deskin
Adelaide Avenue
Empire City Call
A. Stevears
Dorothy Beattie
Yrtralumia
National Circuit
Wittim Albert Davin
Turday
Yass
Cats
Warmar
Weswinhart
Linta Geissler
Rom Berry
Nsw
Boston Highway
Gungahlin
Fragmented late news item with unreadable names
An obscured late news fragment mentions several unclear names and scattered phrases. The legible parts reference individuals and places in a damaged report, with no coherent events or outcomes to confirm. The readable content does not establish a clear action or consequence for a known subject.
Fatal Crash Near Tubinga After Car Hits Fence
Police report a man identified as William Davis of Milton Street Bankstown died Saturday afternoon when his car collided with a fence beside the Snowy Mountains Highway near Tubinga. He was thrown clear and killed as the vehicle caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shyun-Olh
Dissenters in new garb protest Melbourne restaurant plan
In Melbourne, a Melbourne-South Yarra Association demonstration drew more than 4,000 signatures opposing a restaurant at Melbourne's Botanic Garden. Participants wore simple attire and lacked expected protest cues, while officials noted no provocative behavior as they gathered to voice concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Waill
Exfords
Anthony
Zapata
Melbourne - South Yarra
Botanic Garden
Saint names kept as church calendar changes noted
The Roman Catholic Church announced changes to saints honored in the official calendar. Saints such as Christopher and Nicholas faced scrutiny for historic existence, while others like Valentine and George were questioned or removed. critics argue the move streamlines saints but does not deny Christian tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christophen
Sone
Bashir
Pion
Artilfery
Valentine
Lover
Anule
Baealy
George, Peiron
Sain
Linglend
St Nicholas
Santa Claus
No Tonger
Jurrey
Cairo
Sundey
Australian unit reports one dead three wounded in Vietnam
An Australian Army officer and three soldiers were wounded during operations in Phuoc Tuy province. The dead officer, 2nd Lieutenant Geoffrey Robert Lackey, 22, from Lavunseston, was a platoon commander with Ski Fintan Royal Australian Regiment. Wounded are Lance Corporal Lange Corporal John Farfold Hammy, 22, from Dareton NSW, Lance Corporal Terence Patrick O’Keefe, 21, from Caileainn NSW, and Private Donald Peter Mason, 23, from Irabe Tasmania. Conditions satisfactory. An Army inquiry is underway into the injuries, with details to be released after investigations conclude. A separate incident last week in Thi Tuy province involved South Australian units during a reconnaissance mission about 14 miles southeast of Here Invesant, with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Robart Lackey
Angle
Lavunseston
Thsntania
Royal Australian Regineit
Phuoc Tuy
Province
Sth Baliaion
Twickenham
Sth
Bate Inlion
Reons
Here Invesant
Samnis
Reports of China clash surface in Moscow and Beijing
Moscow and Beijing officials denied Western reports of Sino Soviet border clashes. Chinese and Soviet defence ministry spokesmen said they had no reliable information and knew nothing about new provocations amid disputed areas near Xinjiang and along the border river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Eller
Defence Ministry
Soviet Union
China
Kazakhstan
Ihe
Inkiang
Ministry Oficer
Eid
Takeover of Sun sought by high level talks
London reports talks on seizing control of the Sun newspaper involving Lord Salisbury and figures such as Mr George Strauss and Sir Hugh Cadipp. Discussions focus on an empire level deal, aid packages, and potential forming of a genorum, with involvement from the International Furnishing Corporation and Mr Robert Manwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salnsbury
George Straus
Robert Manwell
Sun
Teferial
Hugh Cadipp
Stair
Internationsl Turnishing Corporation
Tasmanian election heads for deadlock
Tasmanian parliament could be tied 17 17 as Liberal and Labor race ends. Kevin Lyons holds balance of power with possible Liberal Centre Party stay aligned with Country Party. Premier Reece cautions final figures due soon after state electorates close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Tasmanian
Devonett
Kevin Lyons
Liberal Centre Party
Bethune
Lyons
Centre
Country Party
Canberra
Reece
House of Assembly
Liberal
Labor
Tasmania election toss up as seats swing both sides
In a tight Tasmanian contest the government faces losses with four sitting members including Labor and one Liberal at risk. Bass and Wilmot show shifting votes while Braddon tilts toward the Liberals. Final seats hinge on remaining counts and postal votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Carttin
Peatan
Privie
Tery
Bethune
Liberal Party
Wilmot
Denison
Hass
Lahr
Braddon
Evan
Brandom Labor Liberal Centre Contest Sketch
In Sydney Treasurer McMahon said the swing against Labor in the Canadian elections was expected and dissatisfaction with the government persisted. In Brisbane Mr Whitlam, unavailable for comment, was with his colleagues and expected to issue a statement on the poll later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
McMahon
Labor
Brisbane
Synay
Federal
Labor Party
Whitlam
Footballer dies in Melbourne match chaos
A 19 or 20 year old footballer, Peter Davis, collapsed during a game at Albert Park Henry Hospital after a heavy knock. He died shortly after at 1311 pm. The incident occurred during a three game Australian football event with injuries reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbouane
Flinders Street
Albert Park Henry Hospital
Peter Davis
Refugee crossings rise as West Irian border tension grows
Fragmentary reports detail more West Irian refugees crossing toward Australian territory via Wutung near the Sepik border. About 21 West Irianese arrived Friday in a canoe powered by an outboard motor, many women among them, seeking safety amid Indonesian pressure and fears of reprisals. The Watung detention group fears continuing Exodus as border policies shift, with locals abandoning gardens and authorities noting large potential influxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutung
New Guinea
AAP
West
Ustantine
Andere
Iwanese
Sga
Dit- Yaparn
Thy
Tude Sen
Hehling
Setback in Malaysia poll and global money crisis notes
An article reports heavy opposition support in Mulayeb's Federal section signaling a setback for the Alliance Government since 1955. It also surveys a world money crisis chain from sterling devaluation to the US dollar crisis, with references to France, Germany, and the Mark revaluation efforts, as Part of a two-page Canberra Times feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
Mulayeb
Govenment Iie
Storm damage to yacht and race schedule confusion
A garbled report notes storm damage to a yacht named Storm and a disrupted attempt at a world circumnavigation prize of £5,000. It mentions MP Telfey and Robin Knox-Tohonson with expectations to arrive around June 4, and a position west of the Azores approximately 900 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sunny Jaaprevier
Umage
Vietrossy
Ypc
Riveretley
Sunday Times
Telfey
Robin Knox- Tohonson
Pyynenutis
Azores
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billy Privett
Mr Privett
Rye
Peter Fone
Park
Ieee
Tubinga
Cathedra
Sir_ Christopher's
Cor
Manulen
St Christa Her's
Christorpher
Christopher
Teavel- Vere
Sysia
Yred Ahouk
Decius
Lenend
Tong
Christ
Vietnam
Phyto Tuy
Viermort
Tanke
Rocker
Halley
Ausiratg
Qantas
104
Tane
Ndat
Bass
Fadden
Atkins
Mdr
Wise
Hethune
Recus
Liberals
Raut
Abe Soura
Letnim
Tasmania
Ainer
Price
Auill
Dlectorate
Baily
Denisoo
Franklins Labor
Witmat
Mr Reece
Brandom
Watuxs
Hcer
Fey
West Frian
Secres
Australia
Watung
Bavs
Germany
Act
RING
Bunda St
Canberra City
Cannes
Aden
Saubrueaser
Hier Hanentson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!