title: Harold Holt - Wikipedia

text: Harold Holt. Harold Edward Holt, CH (5 August 1908 – 17 December 1967), was an Australian politician who served as the 17th Prime Minister of Australia, in office from 1966 until his presumed drowning death in 1967. He was the leader of the Liberal Party during that time.

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title: Disappearance of Harold Holt - Wikipedia

text: Disappearance of Harold Holt. Harold Holt, the Prime Minister of Australia, disappeared while swimming near Portsea, Victoria, on 17 December 1967. A massive search operation was mounted in and around Cheviot Beach, but his body was never recovered.

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title: Mystery of missing PM finally solved - Telegraph

text: 2005/09/03 - But the mystery surrounding the fate of a former Australian prime minister was finally laid to rest yesterday. ... concluded that Harold Holt, who vanished while swimming off the coast of Victoria nearly 40 years ago, simply died from drowning. He disappeared on Dec 17, 1967 but his body was never found.

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title: The Prime Minister who Disappeared | History | Smithsonian

text: Harold Holt, the Australian Prime Minister, taking a swim (Image courtesy of the National Archives of Australia). By Gilbert King. smithsonian.com. January 4, 2012. On the gusty afternoon of December 17, 1967, a group of five adults arrived at Cheviot Beach, near Portsea, Victoria, and ... in detail, there were those who refused to believe that Holt, a reputed strong swimmer, had ...

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title: The Death of Harold Holt - Australian History, Prime Minister Holt

text: With Australia at war in Vietnam in 1967, suddenly Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared without a trace—an event unparalleled in the history of western democracy. Four decades after Harold Holt's bizarre disappearance at Cheviot Beach, a coronial inquiry confirmed that he had accidentally drowned.

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title: The Mysterious Disappearance of Prime Minister Harold Holt, Cheviot ...

text: Mystery, intrigue and rumours surround the disappearance of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt on the Mornington Peninsula. On 17th December 1967, Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared, presumed drowned while swimming at ...

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title: Harold Holt's disappearance - Fact sheet 144 – National Archives of ...

text: Holt's term as Prime Minister was characterised by strong support for United States' involvement in the Vietnam war, and a stunning ... Harold Holt disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria on 17 December, 1967.

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title: The Summer of Love, 1967, when we lost a prime minister to the sea

text: 2017/12/06 - Prime minister Harold Holt plunged into the turbulent waters of Victoria's isolated Cheviot Beach on December 17, 1967, found ... And so, on a windblown Sunday in mid-December, 1967, Australia's 17th prime minister, having driven himself alone from ... No one drowned, except, perhaps, in tedium.

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title: Harold Holt: The Australian prime minister who disappeared | SBS News

text: 2017/12/17 - Harold Holt drove his maroon Pontiac to Cheviot Beach, just outside Melbourne, on 17 December 1967. ... But the accidental drowning of a sitting prime minister - especially without a body - wasn't good enough for some.

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title: Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt Disappears - ThoughtCo

text: 2017/06/16 - After going for a swim at Cheviot Beach near Melbourne, Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared on December 17, 1967.

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title: Case of missing PM to be reopened | World news | The Guardian

text: 2005/08/23 - It remains the greatest mystery in Australian political history: did the then prime minister Harold Holt drown while ... women - was officially declared to have drowned while swimming in the ocean on December 17 1967.

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title: Harold Holt's death and why the 1967 referendum failed Indigenous ...

text: 2017/05/26 - John Gorton, who became Australia's prime minister after the disappearance of Harold Holt in 1967 ... on his fateful swim on 17 December 1967, all hopes that the referendum would result in positive change drowned with him.

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title: The Harold Holt mystery: How an Australian PM vanished forever - CNN

text: 2017/12/17 - Fifty years ago, Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt stepped into the surf at Cheviot Beach near Melbourne and was never to be seen again. ... They were the words that echoed from television sets and radios across Australia on December 17, 1967 -- the day Holt ... The Australian leader was presumed drowned and a memorial service was held in his honor, attended by world leaders ...

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title: 1967: Prime Minister Harold Holt Drowns - WebsterWorld

text: 1967: Prime Minister Harold Holt Drowns. On 17 December 1967 Harold Holt, who had succeeded Sir Robert Menzies as leader of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister of Australia in 1966, disappeared while swimming in rough surf off ...

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title: Coroner finds that Australian Prime Minister Holt drowned in 1967 ...

text: 2005/09/02 - Victorian State Coroner Graeme Johnstone has ruled that former Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt drowned in the surf at Cheviot Beach on December 17, 1967. Mr Holt was swimming at the beach, known for its ...

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title: Harold Holt | Monument Australia

text: A memorial swimming centre commemorates the former Prime Minister Harold Holt who disappeared and was presumed drowned at Portsea, Victoria in 1967. The memorial swimming centre was originally opened in 1969 and redeveloped as ...

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title: What Happened to Harold Holt? The Disappearance of Australia's ...

text: 2014/02/18 - He served as PM from January 26, 1966 until his disappearance on December 17, 1967, though he had held other ... They also relayed that Holt was apparently suffering a shoulder injury that had nearly caused him to drown ...

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title: Harold Holt: 50 years since Australia's 'first 20th century PM' - ABC

text: 2017/12/16 - Harold Holt made politically courageous reforms as prime minister, but for most Australians he will always be known for his abrupt disappearance on ... Video: A 2005 coronial inquest found Holt died in an accidental drowning (ABC News) ... Harold Holt spearfishing off the Great Barrier Reef in 1967.

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title: The day, 50 years ago, I searched for Australia's missing Prime Minister

text: 2017/12/17 - Fifty years on from the Prime Minister's disappearance Laurieton' s John Simon reflects on his experience in the search. ... On December 17, 1967, the then Prime Minister of Australia Harold Holt disappeared off Portsea's Cheviot Beach. Laurieton's John Simon was ... Mr Simon believes Mr Holt drowned.

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title: Holt, Harold Edward - Australian Dictionary of Biography - ANU

text: Holt, Harold Edward (1908–1967) ... Harold Edward Holt (1908-1967), prime minister, was born on 5 August 1908 at Stanmore, Sydney, elder son of Thomas ..... Every summer, Australians of all ages do foolish things in the water, and drown.

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title: New thriller film "The Defector" aims to solve the mystery of Harold Holt ...

text: 2018/01/25 - That's what happened in Australia in 1967, when Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished during a visit to a beach near Melbourne and impromptu swim. He was presumed drowned, and declared dead, but his body was never ...

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title: Harold Holt — Prime Ministers — Australian Prime Ministers

text: Harold Holt became Australia's 17th prime minister when Robert Menzies retired from Parliament in January 1966. ... Despite a significant parliamentary career spanning more than three decades, Holt is often remembered for his tragic drowning off the Victorian coast. ... References to 'British' were removed from Australian passports in August 1967 and 'British subjects' was ...

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title: Harold Holt - Wikiquote

text: Harold Edward Holt (5 August 1908 – 17 December 1967) was the 17th Prime Minister of Australia. A Liberal MP since ... statement on the death of Private Errol Noack, first Australian conscript killed in Vietnam, 25 May 1966. "In the lonelier ...

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title: Andrew Rule: Harold Holt disappearance, 50 years on | Herald Sun

text: 2017/12/16 - Marjorie Gillespie and daughter Vyner, who were both witnesses to Prime Minister Harold Holt's drowning. ... Victoria Police search and rescue diver when Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared off Cheviot Beach in 1967.

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title: Harold Holt took his troubles to Cheviot Beach - The Australian

text: 2017/12/15 - Fifty years ago on a hot and windy Sunday, December 17, 1967, Australia lost its prime minister. ... The prime minister had nearly drowned while snorkelling at the same beach in May that year. Holt's lover Marjorie Gillespie, ...

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title: John McEwen | National Museum of Australia

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title: Harold Holt: The Australian PM who vanished at sea 50 years ago ...

text: 2017/12/17 - On December 17, 1967, Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim at an isolated south coast beach ... A subsequent inquest concluded that the death was accidental: that he had likely drowned and his body been ...

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title: 50 years on: Disappearing prime minister Harold Holt | Daily Telegraph

text: 2017/12/15 - It was the afternoon of Sunday, December 17, 1967. Jackson was known as a ... Harold Holt was missing, presumed drowned. * * * ... In January 1966, Menzies retired and Holt was sworn in as prime minister. * * *. Jackson ...

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title: The Disappearance Of An Australian Prime Minister - National ...

text: 2016/01/13 - A sitting Prime Minister disappears without a trace while swimming at a remote beach in Victoria on 17 ... minister can go for a swim on a Sunday afternoon, like anyone else, and end up misjudging the situation and drowning.

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title: The Prime Minister is Missing (@HaroldHolt67) | Twitter

text: Retracing the days that stunned Australia, 50 years after Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished without a trace. ... Coroner Graeme Johnstone found that Harold Holt had drowned while swimming in the surf off Cheviot Beach in December 1967.

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title: What happened to Harold Holt? Australia tries again to solve riddle of ...

text: 2003/08/26 - In the summer of 1967 in Australia, just before Christmas, Harold Holt, the country's Prime Minister, decided to go for a dip at ... off Cheviot Beach stunned the nation, and many Australians refused to believe he had drowned.

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title: Harold Edward Holt (1908 - 1967) - Genealogy - Geni

text: 2015/03/12 - Genealogy for Harold Edward Holt (1908 - 1967) family tree on Geni, with over 180 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. ... Occupation: Prime Minister of Australia 1966-1967. Managed .... in December 1967 while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria, and was presumed drowned.

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title: Harold Holt | prime minister of Australia | Britannica.com

text: 17, 1967, near Portsea, Victoria, Australia), prime minister of Australia (1966–67) who supported U.S. policies in Vietnam and sponsored ... A devoted water sportsman, he apparently drowned while swimming off Cheviot Beach in Bass Strait.

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title: Harold Holt Murder - Conspiracy - Alien Implants - Pine Gap

text: Navy Diver involved in murder of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt in 1967, as Holt was opposed to bases such as Pine Gap on ... to have an Official finding 38 years later how Harold Holt drowned on the morning of 17th December 1967.

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text: Harold Edward Holt, CH , was an Australian politician who served as the 17th Prime Minister of Australia, in office from 1966 until his presumed drowning death in 1967. He was the leader of the Liberal Party during that time.

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title: From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1967: Fifty Years Ago: Australian PM ...

text: 2017/12/18 - PORTSEA (Victoria): Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt was presumed drowned while skin-diving today [Dec 17], the Australian Broadcasting Commission reported at 1.30 p.m. WPST. The broadcast — which gave no ...

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title: Prime Minister Holt Feared Drowned On a Skindiving Trip Near ...

text: A version of this archives appears in print on December 17, 1967, on Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: Prime Minister Holt Feared Drowned On a Skindiving Trip Near Melbourne; Wide Air and Sea Search On for Australian, 59, ...

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title: Historic Environment - Drowning by numbers: The commercial ...

text: The building represents a high point in Borland's architectural career and celebrates, in an ironic fashion, the life of Prime Minister Harold Holt who drowned off Cheviot Beach in 1967. This paper discusses Stonnington City Council's 2006 ...

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title: The death that ended our age of innocence

text: 2001/12/31 - In December, 1967, Prime Minister Harold Holt drowned at Portsea. Tony Eggleton, who was Holt's press secretary, reflects on that fateful day and its aftermath. For Tony Eggleton, Christmas always has a darker face - a time ...

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title: How Harold Holt was lost | Inside Story

text: 2017/12/07 - A chance encounter anticipated the shocking disappearance of a prime minister fifty years ago. ... It was three years before he drowned and it was the result of a chance encounter on the cliff above the beach where his life was to end. ... Australia policy and oversaw the successful 1967 referendum that removed discrimination against Aboriginal people from the Australian ...

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title: 17 December, 1967: Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt disappears ...

text: 2016/12/17 - Harold Holt had succeeded the long-serving Liberal Party Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies in 1966 and won an election in ... However Holt is probably most famous in Australia for his extraordinary disappearance on 17 December, 1967. On this ... Presumed drowned, his body has never been discovered.

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title: Memorial Service for Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt… | Flickr

text: 2015/12/13 - On 19 December 1967, Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt was officially presumed dead after disappearing while ... On 2 September 2005, the Coroner's finding was that Holt had drowned in accidental circumstances.

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title: The Prime Minister is Missing: Harold Holt | Sydney Mechanics' School ...

text: 'The Prime Minister is Missing' examines the rumour and wild speculation that followed Harold Holt's disappearance while swimming in 1967. ... Four decades after Harold Holt's bizarre disappearance at Cheviot Beach, a coronial inquiry confirmed that he had accidentally drowned. ... Harold Holt's disappearance while swimming in 1967 is an event unparalleled in the history of ...

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title: On This Day: Australian PM is presumed drowned after going swimming

text: 2013/12/16 - Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished and was presumed drowned after going swimming on this day in 1967.

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title: John Gorton | The Australian War Memorial

text: Entering politics after the war, Gorton was elected as a Liberal Party senator in 1949 and became a minister in 1958. When Prime Minister Harold Holt drowned in 1967 Gorton was selected to take his place. He was a controversial and ...

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title: Harold Holt, Prime minister and policies (1945-1972), Power, people ...

text: Harold Holt, Prime minister and policies (1945-1972), Power, people and politics in the post-war period, History, Year 9, NSW As a ... in office and the one who met his end in the most unusual circumstances, going missing while swimming off the Victorian coast at Christmas 1967. ... Most likely, however, Holt was caught in the strong undertow off the beach and drowned with no ...

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title: Remembering Uncle Harry | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

text: 2017/12/12 - A prime minister drowning in rough surf is the stuff of movies, except it famously happened here. ... In 1967, Sue Holt was a 21-year-old Australian living in a chaotic, 13-person share-house at the non-posh end of Chelsea.

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text: 2017/12/15 - Fifty years ago the then Prime Minister went for a swim and wasn't seen again. John Simon was a ... On December 17, 1967, the then Prime Minister of Australia Harold Holt disappeared off Portsea's Cheviot Beach. Laurieton's John Simon was ... Mr Simon believes Mr Holt drowned. John Simon holds a ...

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title: Heads of States and Governments Since 1945

text: The 59-year-old Holt was lost and presumed drowned on December 16, 1967, while skindiving in Port Phillip Bay by the town of Portsea. SIR IOHN McEWEN (Prime Minister, December 19, 1967—January 10, 1968). John McEwen was born in ...

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title: Harold Holt - Biography - IMDb

text: Prime Minister of Australia from January 1966 until he disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria in December 1967. Was only the third Prime Minister of Australia to have died while in office. He is the youngest ...

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title: Which country's Prime Minister disappeared and presumed drowned ...

text: Which countrys Prime Minister disappeared and presumed drowned on December 17th 1967 - trivia question /questions answer / answers.

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title: The Mysterious Tale Of The Australian PM Who Went For A Swim ...

text: 2017/05/01 - So on 17th December, 1967, they planned a little outing. Marj with her daughter Vyner, Martin (Vyner's boyfriend) and a family friend, Alan, and of course, the Prime Minister, decided to go to the beach to watch a British ...

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title: 1960s | My Place for teachers

text: In 1962, prime minister Robert Menzies sent 30 Australian military advisers to Vietnam to help train the South Vietnamese Army. ... In 1966, the Battle of Long Tan ended with 18 Australian soldiers being killed, 24 wounded and 245 Vietcong killed. In 1967, Australian troops fighting in Vietnam increased to 8,300. In 1969, a ...

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title: Holt Memorial Swimming Pool | Twisted History (Limelight Tours)

text: 2016/03/16 - Swimming pool named after drowned Prime Minister. In good Australia humour ... Minister John Gorton. Harold Holt was the 17th Prime Minister of Australia and was believed drowned at Cheviot Beach, near Portsea in 1967.

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title: LBJ embarks on around-the-world tour: Dec. 20, 1967 - POLITICO

text: 2016/12/20 - The accidental drowning of Harold Holt, Australia's prime minister, initiated a whirlwind 26,959-mile globe-circling journey in 1967 by President Lyndon B. Johnson. On this day, Johnson attended a memorial service for Holt ...

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title: In Australia, we get rid of questionable leaders easily. Here's what ...

text: 2017/02/22 - Take, for example, the events of December 1967, when our Prime Minister Harold Holt went missing, presumed drowned, while he was body-surfing off an isolated beach. “What? The guy who is effectively your president?

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title: Gallery: The Prime Minister is Missing – TV Tonight

text: 2008/10/11 - The docudrama, produced by the same makers of the top-rating Who Killed Dr Bogle and Mrs Chandler? explores the disappearance of PM Harold Holt in 1967. It was an event that gripped the nation, without ever delivering a ...

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title: Novel theory about Holt | Sunshine Coast Daily

text: 2009/05/05 - Former Australian prime minister Harold Holt was kidnapped and murdered – by our own people, according to a ... chronicling a mythical version of the events surrounding Holt's mysterious drowning on December 17, 1967, ...

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text: ... CH (; 5 August 1908 – 17 December 1967), was an Australian politician and the 17th Prime Minister of Australia from 1966 to 1967. ... in December 1967 while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria and was presumed drowned.

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title: Dec. 12, 1967 - Australian Prime Minister Feared Drowned While ...

text: Download this stock image: Dec. 12, 1967 - Australian Prime Minister Feared Drowned While Swimming Near His Beach Home At Portsea: Mr. Harold Holt, the Australian Prime Minister, was reported missing, feared drowned, while out ...

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title: Harold Holt disappearance: 50 years ago, our Prime Minister ...

text: 2017/12/17 - On December 17, 1967, Australia's sitting Prime Minister, Harold Holt, went for a swim in the ocean and never ... It's most likely he drowned in the choppy waters and his body was taken out to sea or eaten by marine life.

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title: WikiZero - Disappearance of Harold Holt

text: Searchers combing Cheviot Beach after Holt's disappearance. Date, 17 December 1967. Time, approx. 12:20 p.m. ... Tony Eggleton, to whom Holt responded, "Look Tony, what are the odds of a prime minister being drowned or taken by a ...

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title: DROWNING BY NUMBERS: THE COMMERCIAL ... - Australia ICOMOS

text: By celebrating the name of the Australian Prime Minister who drowned in 1967 off Cheviot beach on Point Nepean in Victoria, Harold Holt Pool is a typical Australian icon. Only in Australia would a facility be directly associated with the very ...

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title: Riverside Toorak pad with links to Harold Holt on auction block ...

text: 2017/09/21 - ONE of six residences built on the site of former Prime Minister Harold Holt's Toorak home is due to be ... to Mr Holt — Prime Minister of Australia from 1966 until his presumed drowning death in 1967 — and his wife Zara.

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title: Missing Australian PM mystery solved - Breaking News English

text: 2005/09/04 - The Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished in 1967 while swimming off the coast of the state of Victoria. His body was never ... Australian authorities have finally said that Harold Holt accidentally drowned in heavy surf.

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title: Drowning that made world news | Bayside News

text: 2017/12/20 - Although his body was never found, the prime minister was presumed drowned and to most people it is ... and Ian McEachern – here with Harold Holt's son Sam – were the first on the scene in 1967 at Cheviot Beach, Portsea.

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title: Harold Holt - IPFS

text: ... in December 1967 while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria, and was presumed drowned. ... As Prime Minister, he oversaw landmark changes including the decision not to devalue the Australian dollar in line with the British ...

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title: Harold Holt Swimming Pool (the pool is a memorial to Prime Minister ...

text: Harold Holt Swimming Pool (the pool is a memorial to Prime Minister Holt, who drowned while swimming in the ocean, December 17, 1967). Philip Greenspun. Member Since. Photos Posts. member info. Get Link. VIEWS 21,711 COMMENTS ...

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title: Chronology of Australian Involvement in Vietnam

text: Australian Government, responding to requests from the US President and South Vietnam Prime Minister for 200 additional ... 07 April 1967. Major Peter Badcoe, AATTV, is killed in action leading two companies of Vietnamese regional forces.

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title: Cheviot Beach where Australian Prime Minister, Harold Holt ... - Pinterest

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title: The Fall of the House of Murdoch: Fourteen Days That Ended a Media ...

text: Eventually Murdoch found one in the deputy prime minister, John 'Black Jack' McEwen. TOP TABLE ... Harold Holt, who had been elected Liberal leader and Prime Minister, drowned in a swimming accident in December 1967. McEwen was ...

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title: Disappearance of a Prime Minister | In Custodia Legis: Law Librarians ...

text: 2017/12/19 - On this day fifty years ago, December 19, 1967, it was announced that the then-Prime Minister of Australia, ... In September 2005, the Victorian State Coroner issued a finding that Holt had simply drowned while swimming.

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title: Harold Holt: How Did Australia's Charismatic Prime Minister Disappear?

text: 2012/08/27 - The mysterious disappearance of Australia's Prime Minister, Harold Holt, shocked the country and was ... Although Holt was an avid swimmer and diver, his death was officially ruled an accidental drowning, but not until ... Harold Holt loved the ocean and was an avid swimmer when he disappeared in 1967.

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title: On this day: Harold Holt disappears - Australian Geographic

text: 2013/11/08 - 17 December 1967: Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt goes missing whilst swimming at Portsea, Victoria. ... With no evidence to support any elaborate theories, the State Coroner concluded that Harold drowned while ...

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title: Harold Holt does a Harry | Ozwords

text: 2012/08/05 - Today marks the 104th birthday of former Prime Minister Harold Holt. Tragically on 17 December 1967 Holt went missing while swimming in rough seas at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria. After extensive searches it was presumed that he had drowned. The disappearance of a serving Prime Minister ...

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title: Was the Prime Minister a spy? - Helen Goltz

text: Imagine hearing that Malcolm Turnball was missing, suspected drowned. Well no one panic, he's not … but that did happen to an Australian Prime Minister, Harold Holt. On the morning of 17 December 1967, Mr Holt, our seventeenth prime ...

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title: Category:Harold Holt - Wikimedia Commons

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title: 1968 Exhibition Highlights | National Library of Australia

text: In 1968 Australia was entering a period of rapid change. Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared in the surf at Cheviot Beach, Victoria, presumed drowned in December 1967. A new prime minister, John Gorton, was sworn in in January 1968.

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title: Fifty years since PM Harold Holt went for that fateful dip - The New Daily

text: 2017/12/14 - Fifty years after former prime minister Harold Holt vanished from a Victorian beach, he remains best known for his disappearance, not his politics. ... On that summer Sunday afternoon in 1967 the Victorian seaside town of Portsea was awash with military ... “He's remembered as the bloke who drowned,” Australian National University political historian Professor Nicholas Brown ...

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text: 2016/10/06 - The story of Harold Holt, the only Australian prime minister to drown/get eaten by a shark/escape on a Chinese ... Holt, of course, was the Australian PM who disappeared on December 17, 1967, while swimming at Cheviot ...

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text: 2016/01/01 - In 1921, Thomas Holt enrolled his sons at Wesley College in Melbourne, where the future Prime Minister Robert ..... 2005, the Coroner's finding was that Holt had drowned in accidental circumstances on 17 December 1967.

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text: 2017/07/24 - Mr Holt, Australia's 17th prime minister, died as result of drowning while swimming at Portsea in Melbourne on December 17, 1967. Tony Eggleton, Mr Holt's press secretary and close friend, said he was first informed of the ...

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text: About. Australian politician who served in Parliament from 1949 to 1967 and was the 17th Prime Minister of Australia from 1966 to 1967. ... Trivia. He disappeared while swimming in December 1967 and was presumed to have drowned.

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title: Australia's PMs and how they left office | Dungog Chronicle

text: 2018/08/24 - JOHN MCEWEN - 1967-1968 (Country Party) Interim prime minister following death of Holt until Gorton was elected ... HOLT - 1966-1967 (Liberal): Disappeared while swimming near Portsea, Victoria and presumed drowned.

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title: Who killed Harold Holt? - YourLifeChoices

text: Today marks 66 years since Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt went missing at Portsea, Victoria. ... You better learn how to count, it happen in 1967, to 2013 that add up to 46 years. Min ... Harold Holt accidentally drowned in heavy surf.

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title: Short Film Give The Mysterious Disappearance Of Aussie PM Harold ...

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text: 1967. HAROLDHOLT,. CHINESESPY. Would you trust your son or daughter to the Charles Manson Childcare Centre? ... ugly'), this grey concrete swimming pool got its name from a prime minister who was so good at swimming he drowned.

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title: The time Australia lost its Prime Minister – literally | Pet Hates

text: 2013/07/05 - For national leaders, it's a fairly common occurrence to be killed or die while still in power. ... On 17 December 1967, Harold Holt, Prime Minister of Australia, went for a swim near his holiday home at Portsea in Victoria.

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