Accused Told To See Doctor At Canberra Court
A man entered the Canberra police station Monday and said to an officer that he was drunk. In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions, MP C P Keane directed Hilton Joan McCaully, 34, of Weslinke, to see a doctor, noting the offense was serious for his age. Marrell Farrell, 18, of Street Northablindal, was fined for driving under the influence of liquor. Farrell appeared late after failing to attend court earlier, claiming confusion.
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First Britannia for BOAC Service to South Africa
The first British Britannia 00 aircraft is delivered to BOAC for the Britannia service to South Africa this year.
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Queen Mother Plans Paris Visit Amid Exhibition Tour
The Queen Mother will visit Paris for a three day private tour March 1 to 18. In Paris she will attend a British Ambassador event and meet with dignitaries as part of a France-Scotland exhibition plan.
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Vauxhall to double its London output plan
The Daily Express reported that Vauxhall Motors plans to double production in London with a goal of 200,000 vehicles a year. The article notes the strategic expansion and expected impact on output and local employment.
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Teachers Blame Overcrowding For Delinquency
AVIA report quotes NSW educator Mr Thomas at the annual Australian Teachers conference. He pleads for class sizes under 30 to curb delinquency and argues large classrooms hinder genuine learning and discipline. A B Apaylor and others note progress in teacher-student ratios is essential for effective education.
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Mau Mau siege tightens as British troops reinforce Nairobi
British forces arrive in Nairobi to bolster security against Mau Mau rebels trapped in a swamp near Lake Naivisha. About 60 terrorists are confined, with several captured or killed, including a leader described as Field Marshal Mbaria Kami.
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