Damages settled in ACT Supreme Court case
A damages claim of 20 000 pounds against Maitland House Ltd of London Circuit was settled in the ACT Supreme Court yesterday on undisclosed terms. The case involved Mrs Patch Merle Phelps of Lyneham who alleged injuries at a Wattle Street shop when a large packet of breakfast cereal fell and struck her head causing severe pain.
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Again Ltd
Maitland House
London
City
Ce Bridge
A.C.T. Supreme Court
Patch Merle
Phelps
Bergalow Steel
Lyneham
J. McMahon
RT. Brand
MPR
Saint Les
Wattle Street
Ymcham
Mrn Phelps
Sentra
Eslsin
Multiple Traffic and Taxation Fines Highlight Canberra Court
In Canberra court, Mervyn Oliver Pyne of Barron Street Deakin was fined £35 plus £2810/2 costs after five charges for failing to furnish information to the Taxation Department. Several motorists including Wynoltz and Wall received fines for driving offenses. The cases reference the Taxation Department notices and court actions at the ACT Law Courts with fines ranging to £30 in speeding and other penalties.
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Mervyn Oliver Pyne
Barron Street
Deakin
Dobwen
S.M
Pane
J. Dick
Pyne
Imamuticturer
Wynolty
Caldwell Street
Hackett
Hdware Plumer Smith
Smith
Biome Suicet
Griffith
Canberra Avenue
McMillan Circle
Colin Wall
Mr. Dobson
Mo. Wall
Pourlight Street
Irks Nsw
Man kills father then claims insanity verdict given
In Melbourne a young man shot his father 21 times using two revolvers and a rifle. A Criminal Court jury ruled him insane today.
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Melbourne
Nurse recounts operation as prisoner undergoes procedure
A fragmented report describes an operation linked to a prisoner and multiple individuals at a Sydney hospital. The text mentions Nurse Mary Mart and sister Mary, with references to Rae Wheg and Souness Mater Misericut, signaling a chaotic account of a medical event and custody context.
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Bane Mackay
Vontsel
Sydney
Thom
Peertge Shan
Ana Marc Ciao
Sane
Wendy Anne Purvells
Wah Ne Heck
Rae Wheg
Inp Souness Mater Miseric
Mary Marlin
Farniy
Thavell
Tiabay
Mary Mart
Rape charge denied in Sydney hearing
The witness described the events around a rape allegation against Arthur Edward Murreth, 22, relating to a girl about seventeen. The trial heard questions about the alleged incident and the defendant’s denial of the charges.
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Helles
Sydney
Arthur Euward Murreth
Aabaurer
Mr Hill
Unclear OCR narrative on government policy and public debate
Fragmented text references a government plan, national income, and the Prime Minister with mentions of Canberra and Britain. It notes debate over a plan, possible increases, and public support issues. The garbled source includes names, places, and political terms but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Me Bowen
Ntional
Aly
Cansumier
Anna Ramiins
Intuhey
Sss
Canberra
Rosasinmcke Gyew
Wincerties
Evalig
Loroh
RY MT. Kuss
Hemi
Irene
Genesis
Welfare worker appointed amid local turmoil
A welfare worker was appointed yesterday amid confusion and conflicting reports. The ceremony took place at a city meeting, with officials including Deakin and others present. Community members express mixed reactions as duties begin in the new role.
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Agomaneny
Coaerrin
Tate
Deakin
Suibley
Cantar Eigiset
Kosygin Promises More for Russians in Kremlin Address
Soviet Premier Kosygin told the Supreme Soviet in the Kremlin that the government would deliver more goods higher incomes and increased social benefits for the Russian people in the meeting marking Krushchev’s replacement eight weeks ago.
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Kosygin
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Mr. Krushchev
Moscow approves Krushchev removal from office
Russia's Parliament the Supreme Soviet formally endorsed today the removal from office of Mr. Krushchev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Krushchey
Car emblem thefts frustrate wary owners police say
Local police report a surge in car emblem thefts targeting various makes. One owner described repeated losses and warned others to check vehicles daily. The incident areas include the downtown district and nearby neighborhoods. Authorities urge residents to report suspicious activity and secure exteriors.
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Petty Sessions
Donon
Seserdan
Fradence Corporation Ltd
Phillip Street
Ayant Filen
Max Hodder
Ellen May Duck
Donald Rowd
Queanberon
Johitine
Sveine
Mitchise
Stuart
CSVRO
She Shing
Sherius Fohannes Wynoltz
Meg Dodson
Wynoltz
Aisire
Soci
Wiest
Inf
Damnella
Street
O'Commor
Wan
Amerson
Ine
Lawson Crescent
Commonwealth Avenue
W.K. Nicholl
Crombie
Sichoff Suhoniie
LAW List
ACT Law Courts
Capella
Rincis Rewshniel
Hane Mira
Mary
Mmetbvat
Io Mtliwerarm
Novi Carl Ton Vna
Capintwin
Braemar ‘School
Danvine
Yaermar Na
Marcus Clarks
Monaro Shopping Mall
Ameo Quoblada
Dani Joass
Fant
Alpsky
Bene Sues
Nylancilte
Ronson Gas Lighters
Ranier
Raorted Ryles
Hanks
Pride’ Gent
Pride Wal'sts
King-Gee
Elnshe
Bonds
Feleal
Eldon
Famous Manufacturer
ST Ntto
Armstrong
New South Wales
N.S.W. DIV
PTY, Ltd
Repco Limited
Lonsdale St
Braddon
Tel
Palmer St
Yel
Arncliffe
Bankstown
Bathurst
Brookvale
Crows Nest
Dubbo
Goulburn
Kogarah
Lismore
Liverpool
Newcastle
Orange
Penrith
Parramatta
Riley Street
Ryde
Tamworth
TAREE
Wagga
Wollongong
Mr. Kosygin
Mr. Krushchey
Acre
Swains Garema Place Civic
Etbleans
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