Judges no use in law reform
Sydney Monday reports that Victoria's Attorney General Mr Rylah told Commonwealth jurists at the Third Commonwealth and Empire Law Conference that judges are skilled in applying the law but not useful in law reform. He argued judges are too stone to concentrate on technical details. Lord Gardiner proposed biennial meetings of the justices to discuss reform, while D J Benjafield urged various methods including a full-time body. A Pakistani barrister dissociated himself from questions about punishing criminals with physical disfigurement.
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Canberra clerk jailed after moving son with false lease
A TH year old Canberra man Valentin Landini pleaded guilty to procuring an Avis rental on August 24. He was jailed for three months for misrepresentation in a Canberra Court of Petty Sessions. He tried to use the car to take his son to Mel. The case ties to unrest linked to anti government banners and a rally demanding a son’s safety.
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Wheat Board chairman dies after Cunurn meeting
Mr J. V. Moroney, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board since 1963, died in Cunurn yesterday as the board meeting adjourned after an hour without incident. The board proceedings closed peacefully.
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Australian minister Moroney dies in Vietcong attacks
Aged 66, Jim Moroney, Australian Minister for Commerce and Agriculture, was killed in a Vietcong raid near Ba Hon south-west of Saigon. The strike killed or wounded several government personnel as guerrillas targeted rural markets and Mekong Delta rice industries. Mourning and tributes followed from officials who praised his work on economic development and marketing arrangements.
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Da Nang Rally Demands New Government Amid Vietnam War Protests
Readers report a Da Nang rally urging a new government and end to US combat involvement. Demonstrators call for troop withdrawal and universal conscription critique Saigon leadership as city officials back peaceful resolutions amid growing petitions.
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Labor Party marks Calwell birthday and milestones
Members of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party held a dinner at Parliament House to honor leader Mr Calwell. The event celebrated his sixth birthday and 25 years as Member for Melbourne, plus 20 years since he became Australia’s first Minister for Immigration. Deputy Leader Mr Whitlam paid tribute.
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Singapore rejects US bases in Southeast Asia under Lee
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew rejects U S military and political support. He warns that if British bases remain there would be no American bases in Singapore and vows to work with Australia and New Zealand while pulling back from the United States. He calls for renegotiation of Britain’s presence and says bases must not be used to threaten Indonesia or Malaysia.
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Lee Kuan Yew Warned PM On Malaysia Split
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew told reporters he warned Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies in a personal letter after a March April tour that separation from Malaysia might occur if Australia did not take his analysis seriously. He said the letter and reply are in archives and not confidential.
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Poisoning inquiry in Eden death linked to toad fish
NSW Government Analvete Department probes a Eden death after a young couple fell ill and died. Readings suggest they may have eaten flesh of a poisonous toad fish, sparking an official investigation into the incident.
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Tragic Tasmanian Couple Found Dead In Eden Area
Philip Cartledge and Joselyn Jones from Tasmania were camping near Eden for about two weeks before their bodies were found. Cartledge identified his partner’s body while his own was taken to Eden hospital after he collapsed on a fishing trip. Police sought witnesses who picked up Cartledge and any locals who saw the couple fishing in Eden. A Canberra ichthyologist noted lethal toadfish species in southern waters, adding context to the tragedy.
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Astronauts Adapt Hearts to Weightlessness During Gemini Flight
Report notes that US astronauts adjusted to microgravity by slowing their heart rates during the Gemini mission. The article appears in the March rights section with page references and classifieds context.
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