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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
5
A crazed Brahman bull ran amok in Brisbane injuring five children and at least two adults as it escaped from Normandy railway yards. Police recaptured the maddened beast inside PMG yards within hours, with motorists and pedestrians scattering to avoid the rampage.
In Sydney the mother's application for access to her son, held by his grandmother, was refused by the judge. The case, linked to a fatal crash last Sunday, centered on the child's welfare and the family's private arrangements. The boy, aged five, lives with his uncle and aunt after a private arrangement, with custody attributed to Moy's parents.
The Management Association honors salesman Awanperra Vile for outstanding performance. The award, presented amid company and branch involvement, recognizes dedication and reliability in representing CML Assurance and related operations.
The Associated Chambers for Manufactures urged the Government to avoid raising company tax in the 1965 Budget. ACATA president Mr HG Ferrier said there are sound reasons to keep the tax rate unchanged while noting the need to fund defence and curb inflation. He warned retained earnings are limited by the levy and stressed limiting nonessential government expenditure.
Sydney Thursday report notes the Australian Dental Association plans a dental benefits scheme for children. The federation and the association expect a definite plan to be submitted for Commonwealth consideration. Mr W C Grainger, representing the association, outlined the move today.
A garbled report outlines a proposed price shift affecting motor insurance costs in the Australian Capital Territory, comparing expected increases to those in New South Wales and Victoria. It mentions government subsidies and a consumer association weighing impacts on families and children amid debated pricing.
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