Title: Edward Tyrer
Content:  Tyrer lived a quiet life in the United Kingdom in retirement and never publicly talked about his early retirement. Many years later, he died at his home in Bedfordshire on 24 August 2004, aged 86, taking the secret of his departure in 1967 to his grave. Kevin Sinclair, a reporter of Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, attempted to search for documents in relation to Tyrer's early retirement from Hong Kong's Public Records Office and the Records and Historical Department of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 2004. Nevertheless, the requests were not answered, leaving unexplained the mystery of his decision not to return to duty. In a book on the 1967 Leftist riots published in 2012, the author, Hong Kong journalist Gary Ka-wai Cheung, provides some insights into the mysterious retirement of Tyrer. Citing a 
Title: 1969 in British music
Content: 2 March – Anna Bethell, actress and singer, 76 ; 25 March – Billy Cotton, bandleader, 69 ; 26 March – Clara Dow, operatic soprano, 85 ; 27 March – David Lloyd, tenor, 56 ; 1 May – Ella Logan, actress and singer, 56 (cancer) ; 3 July – Brian Jones, guitarist, founder member of The Rolling Stones, 27 (drowned) ; 11 August – Miriam Licette, operatic soprano, 83 ; 10 October – Gilbert Vinter, conductor and composer, 60 ; 18 November – Ted Heath, bandleader, 67 
Title: 1969 in the United Kingdom
Content: 4 January – Violet and Daisy Hilton, English conjoined twin actresses (born 1908) ; 8 January – Albert Hill, British athlete (born 1889) ; 11 January – Richmal Crompton, fiction writer (born 1890) ; 2 February – Boris Karloff, English actor (born 1887) ; 14 February – Kenneth Horne, radio comedy performer (born 1907) ; 16 February – Kingsley Martin, political editor (born 1897) ; 11 March – John Wyndham, British science fiction writer (born 1903) ; 25 March – Billy Cotton, British bandleader and entertainer (born 1899) 
Title: 1969 in the United Kingdom
Content: 3 July – Brian Jones, British musician (The Rolling Stones) (born 1942) ; 9 August – Cecil Frank Powell, British physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1903) ; 27 August – Ivy Compton-Burnett, English novelist (born 1884) ; 25 September – Frank Inglis, British air vice marshal (born 1899) 
Title: 1979 in the United Kingdom
Content:  11 May – Bernard Kettlewell, geneticist and lepidopterist (born 1907) ; 8 June – Norman Hartnell, fashion designer (born 1901) ; 16 July – Alfred Deller, countertenor (born 1912) ; 8 August – Nicholas Monsarrat, novelist (born 1910) ; 9 August – Cecil Jackson-Cole, humanitarian (born 1901) ; 11 August – J. G. Farrell, novelist (born 1935) ; 23 August – Richard Hearne ("Mr Pastry"), comic performer (born 1908) ; 27 August – Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, last Viceroy of India (victim of IRA bombing) (born 1900) ; 28 August – Doreen Knatchbull, Baroness Brabourne, aristocrat and socialite (victim of IRA bombing) (born 1896) 
Title: Edward Tyrer
Content:  18 April 1967, he was even healthy enough to join the Force's blood donation day. Since he had never been reported to have health problems, his decision to retire early sparked speculations. A major leftist newspaper, Tai Kung Pao, which described Tyrer as "a headsman whose hands were full of blood of Hong Kong Chinese", commented that he was forced to quit the job because of poor performance. Both the British government and the Hong Kong government refused to disclose further details surrounding the early retirement of Tyrer but in later years it became known that Prime Minister Harold Wilson was very angry about the situation at the onset.
Title: Keryn Jordan
Content:  In 2008, after an unexplained three months on the sideline, Jordan announced that he had been suffering from cancer for three years. He had initially been worried that it would interfere with his application for permanent residency and New Zealand citizenship, but was treated and given the all-clear by doctors, and made his comeback in a 4–1 win against Canterbury United. On 19 March 2010, Jordan announced his retirement from all levels of domestic and international football, citing ongoing knee injuries. Jordan had not played a full game since the 2009 Club World Cup, and he felt it the right time to retire, after what he conceded was an ultimately successful career. Jordan died of cancer on 21 October 2013, aged 37, in his hometown of Pretoria. The cancer had started as a melanoma spot thirteen years earlier, and eventually spread to his brain.
Title: 1967 in the United Kingdom
Content:  (born 1933) ; 26 August – Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan, English botanist and mycologist (born 1879) ; 27 August – Brian Epstein, English band manager (The Beatles) (born 1934) ; 28 August – Maurice Elvey, English film director (born 1887) ; 18 September – John Cockcroft, English physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1897) ; 3 October – Malcolm Sargent, English conductor (born 1895) ; 7 October – Norman Angell, British politician, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (born 1872) ; 8 October – Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (born 1893) ; 9 October – Cyril Norman Hinshelwood, English chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1897) ; 13 November – Harriet Cohen, English pianist (born 1895) ; 4 December – Daniel Jones, British phonetician (born 1881) ; 26 December – Sydney Barnes, English cricketer (born 1873) 
Title: Edward Tyrer
Content:  flew to London. At first, the spokesman of the Information Services Department explained that he was to report the latest development and to discuss the structure of the Force with the senior officials of the Commonwealth Office. However, one week later on 21 July, it was announced by the Commonwealth Office that Tyrer could not return to Hong Kong on "health grounds" and had been approved for early retirement by the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs. The announcement also stated that Tyrer would provide advisory services to the Commonwealth Office in the coming months before formally leaving the service. His deputy, Eates, was immediately appointed to succeed him as 
Title: 1979 in the United Kingdom
Content:  29 August – Ivon Hitchens, painter (born 1893) ; 27 September ; Gracie Fields, singer and comedian (born 1898) ; Jimmy McCulloch, rock singer-songwriter and guitarist (born 1953) ; 10 October – Dr Christopher Evans, psychologist and computer scientist (born 1931) ; 13 October – Rebecca Helferich Clarke, composer and violist (born 1886) ; 30 October – Sir Barnes Wallis, aeronautical engineer (born 1887) ; 8 November – Edward Ardizzone, painter, printmaker and author (born 1900) ; 23 November – Merle Oberon, actress (born 1911) ; 30 November – Joyce Grenfell, actress, comedian and singer-songwriter (born 1910) ; 9 December – Jack Solomons, boxing promoter (born 1902) 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": An astronaut (born on 1933-10-17 in British Hong Kong) retired on 1969-09-01 date.
Answer: True