Scientists Seek Rabbit Killer Virus Change Study
Dr I Cluntes Ross, chairman of the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation, said scientists aim to breed two germ strains to boost resistance in rabbits to myxomatosis. The CSIRO and National University Canberra microbiology department lead the special project studying rabbit immunity and potential changes in the virus.
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Bolentinis Ares
Commonwealth —_eientific
Ind“Industrial Research Organisation
I. Cluntes Ross
Cs.i.r
Department of Microbiology
National University
Canberra
Coronation Reflections Stir Australian Migrants
The Burra Record notes the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and how Australians of all ages joined celebrations. It highlights new migrants applying for naturalisation after years of residence and asks what Australian citizenship means to those leaving their birth lands.
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BURRA
Elisabeth
Ince
Australia
Commonwealth Department of Immigration
Australian Red Cross Secretary General Reports on Korean Tour
A. G. Brown returns from a 26 day Korean trip and describes troop exchanges of sick and wounded prisoners. He notes the upcoming large prisoner exchange and the first Red Cross program teaching field grafts to ease convalescence. Embroidery and crafts among Australians aid citizenship and reflect gratitude toward the Queen.
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Lextle
Red Cross
A. G. Brown
Fay-oung
Dancer Impersonation Case Ties to Draft Evasion
Chicago police charged Robert Wynykowski with presenting another man as himself to a draft board to avoid military service. He allegedly posed as a dancing instructor with perfect feet and used a lookalike to obtain a draft rejection slip.
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Chicago
Robert Wynykowski
Drlend
Wynykowski
Wysykowski
John Nankivell Celebrates 61st Birthday
John Nankivell youngest son of Mr and Mrs W Nankivell of Queen Street Barra celebrated his 61st birthday yesterday. Congratulation are extended to you John.
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Danax
John Nankivell
W. Nankivell
St. Barra
John
Skeletons Found in Harwich House After Flood Repairs
Workmen repairing flood damage to a dockside house at Harwich uncovered the skeletons of two very young babies. Police have found three more babies skeletons in the same house. Detectives are conducting door to door inquiries in the neighbourhood.
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Harwich
Local critics clamoring over lost moral standards
Readers fault a segment of society for adopting self serving rules and cold indifference. They deride a mindset that declares apathy as virtue and rejects common ideals in public life.
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Bences
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Anim Ms
Dunlop
Dancer
A. C. Collins
Monumental Mason
Unley Road
Unley
M. T. Fuller
Wane
Ons
Adelaide
Cooper
Forgan
Commonwealth
Forgan's
J. & R, Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook
Port Pirie
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