Woolmark meeting ponders textile future amid synthetic threat
International Wool Secretariat officials in Canberra discuss coexistence with synthetics, noting 70 percent of wool products may blend synthetics. Director W Vines cites cost and markets, urging extended Wordmines and joint industry action to stabilize prices and grow demand.
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Canbora
Vines
Irving
Japan
Judgment for Mary Catanzarin in traffic claim
The court awarded Mary Catanzarin two thousand five hundred dollars plus costs for damages from a vehicle collision with Thelma Sander on Dynal Street. Evidence showed Sander drove a vehicle for the United Order of Odd Fellows when the incident occurred on January 12, 1967, near Civic Centre.
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Mary Catanzarin
Ee Mary Trimboll
Hakea Crescent
O'Connor
ACT Supreme Court
Thelma Sander
Fon
Cruad United
Bern
Order of Oddfellows
Civic Centre
Sue
Enne
Dixon
At-Hadl
Scott
Mary
Sel Trimboll
Mildren
Dexon
Campanas
Jamuinyy
Catnnearlil
Catan
Mr. B
Nort
Crest
Wilkinson
Rey Bled
Acquitted on two charges in NSW court case
A NSW Supreme Court jury acquitted Peter Tole Diekk on two counts related to indecency and other alleged offenses from September 11, 1967. The proceedings, led by Crown Solicitors, referenced collisions involving a vehicle on Comumanworth Avenue Bridge and statements from witnesses. The accused was discharged with no further proceeds.
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Carual
Torch Sire
Fueralicmda
Peres
Fy Worthy
Warnes
Rietsch
W. Heath
Ay Cirle
Reman on woiendting charges in Boronia case
Revels, 35, a minor mechanic, appeared at Boronia Driver Conan on February [date unreadable] facing winding up charges. Represented by Mr Gallop, he faced a bail hearing with no clear details of the alleged offence. Hermes stated the matter was to proceed.
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Boronia
Conan
Mr . Gallop
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Johnson impeachment call shocks Melbourne press
The opposition figures in Melbourne urge President Johnson's removal. A.A. Well called Andy for President as part of impeachment push by the GSs Senate, signaling tense political dispute.
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Weinerday
A.A. C. Well
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Johnson
Gss Senate
Anthony praises AWIC efforts amid wartime calls
The article quotes Anthony praising AWIC actions to safeguard industry and national interests. He urges reconsideration of rescue work and cites the escalation of bombing in North Vietnam as a reason for stronger energy and resolve.
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Lookie
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Save Our Sons
Move to help young offender faced court
In a case linked to Dixon and Susanne Lorraine Dixons the Crown Prosecutor noted a string of offences including entering a Travelodge Manuka Motel and stealing from its office. Dixon and associates were implicated as police questioned employees and reviewed envelopes and pay slips. The proceedings described a pattern of petty crime tied to an early return to work and small-scale thefts with various charges proceeding in court.
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Hekon
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Acen
Canberra
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H.C Kent
Dison
Harrison
Whelan
Bird
Courtroom proceedings list confusion in law court docket
A garbled OCR snippet shows multiple courtroom names and judges including Mr Justice June and Mr Justice Fox. It references Regina v Cleveland and other cases, with disjointed phrases about trials, arbitrators, and public service supervision.
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Cleveland
Justice Fox
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Mackay
Tornenilanis
Sniter
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Court
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Farmhand found guilty of murder in Australia case
A Supreme Court jury found Robert Norman laser of Rifle Range Road Sand Hord guilty of murdering Helen Beck in her Byilgworrie farm home on November 1. He allegedly shot her in the back with a shotgun and fled with a small amount of money. He was arrested November 15 between Mildura and Renmark and faces sentence. the case references psychiatric assessment and discusses trial remand.
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Tatyana
Avilly
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Se D. Kelly
Nat
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Werks
Kelly
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Mildira
Renmark
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Sydney
Sepamlebach
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