Exemption Granted From National Service for ANU Student
An Australian National University student Terrence Michael Patrick McEwen 26 of Brice Hall ANU was granted exemption from national service after testifying he opposed the Vietnam War during Jesuit training. He trained seven years until 1968 and said he opposed all war under any circumstances. In Canberra Petty Sessions he was not cross examined and the judge indicated the decision hinged on his evidence.
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Australian National University
Canberra
Petty Sessions
Terrence Michael Patrick McEwen
Brice Hall
ANU
McEwen
Fischer
J. Brewster
Commonwealth
Judgment in ACT Supreme Court on Hawley share claim
Judgment entered for Pring Dean and Company for 15477 dollars 40 cents plus costs in Canberra against Robert Edward Hawley who did not attend. Hawley sought extensions to pay for purchases of Abuleen Minerals NL and Ashburton Oil shares between 1969 and 1971, resulting in an outstanding balance.
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Justice Joske
ACT Supreme Court
Pring Dean and Company
Northbourne Avenue
Canberra City
Robert Edward Hawles
Sprent Street
Narrabundah
M. J. R. Clarke
T. Clarke
Messrs Gallen, Guild and
Johnasen
Hawley
Juste Box
Prikay
Withdriew
Fra
ALP leader Refuses to Leave Government Premises
Melbourne police directed George Robert Crawford to leave the foyer outside the Department of Labour and National Service in Flinders Street. The Victorian ALP president, 45, of Beaurepaire, pleaded not guilty to charges of remaining on nonwealth premises and refusing to depart when ordered. The case, with transfer transcripts requested, was adjourned by Judge J. M. Bugpan to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Roussakis
Bacimart Street
Fisher
Pearson
Melrose
Melbourne
ALP
George Robert Crawford
Department of Labour and Nationa Service
Commonwealth
Crawford
Beaunitis
Department of Labour and National Service
Flinders Street
The
Plumbers Union
Resister sought as Melbourne court fines bail forfeiture
A Melbourne City Court magistrate ordered a warrant for the arrest of draft resister Michael Lel ie Hamel Green and forfeited his $200 bail. Hamel Green, 26, of Carlton, failed to attend a call up and did not appear May 24 to answer the charge, having been released on bail of $200 for today’s hearing. The Crown solicitor noted he was arrested last Monday and released on bail again.
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Melbourne
Michael Lelie Hamel-Green
A. M. Foley
SM1
Hamel-Green
Carlton
Brendan Harkin
Crown Solitons
Honl-Green
Harkin
Underground draft letter taints law list display
A pamphlet dated August 2 bearing the name Haniel Green appears on a law list item. It states the speaker forfeits bail of 200 and will remain underground to defy arrest with other draft resisters while remaining available for meetings and speaking engagements.
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Haniel Green
Sle
Ineentin O
Boinb
Plan to release convict in Sydney courtroom tale
Sydney court heard armed men planned to release a convict by ramming a Prisons Department van during a movement between cells. Patrick Sail faced charges linked to a stolen 22 rifle, with bail refused and remand ordered to Newtown Court scheduled for August 0.
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Sydney
Prisons Department
Sydney Central Court
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Jacquard Design
Monteray
Asti
Manchester
Simpson
Ynes’ For
Colin Derek Finnemore
Macarthur Place
O'Conner
Deakin Inn
Deakin
G. Streat
ACT Police
Finnemore
Nicholl
Michael Ceaven
Qiedden Street
Chifley
Craven
Peter Shials
D. McCulloch
William Reid
Hayes Street
Queanevan
Kings Highway
Reid
J. M. Bugpan
LAW List
Ron
Supreme Court
D.j's
Simpsons
David Jones
Jeffcon
Patrick Sail
Peienhardt
L. Short
Featherstone
Short
Swit
Sait
Nowetown Court
Permanent Trustee Company
Ace Oom Wales Limited
O'Connell Street
G.P.O
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