Students protest as NSW scholarships denied in exam results
Sydney reporting shows hundreds of students missing scholarships after Higher School Certificate results. Federation officials and university leaders are urged to provide scholarships for all suitably qualified applicants. Prime figures name shortages, with calls directed at Education Minister to ensure fair access amid widespread disappointment.
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Sydney
Privgie
Leonard Edward
Newman
Brisbane
Nsw
Robert Graham Birse
Noto Turramurra
Lewis
Lareelhat Bine
Berry
Fed
Culler
Vietnam court martial heard on explosion that killed officer
A Vietnam court martial proceeding described a mortar attack warning issued after an explosion at a small outpost last month killed an Australian lieutenant. Witnesses testified about fragments found on the body, a sleeping bag marked with an M26 grenade, and the ongoing investigation by the fourth day of testimony.
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Vung Tal
Vietnam
Paul Anderson
Couit
Vans
Apne -Andemo
Fermetrepe
Etn Araphy
Csimpans
Bear
Toone
Smuggling case links NSW ex-justice of the peace to fraud
In a New York Federal Court hearing, Charles Rennert a former NSW Granville Justice of the Peace was named for certifying fraudulent applications for drug smugglers. Witness Glen Rel a New Zealander living in Hong Kong admitted to partial truth biases amid testimonies about mail routes, mortars, and a scheme involving 15.6 million dollars in fraudulent social services and a halt in operations.
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New York
Charles Rennert
Glen G. Rel
Hong Kong
ANU diplomat trainee picks named for Australian service
A group of 16 candidates chosen for the Australian diplomatic service will undergo first year training at the Ex Foreign Affairs Department. The list includes Keith William Baker, William Norman Fisher, Maxwell John Guyard, John Eliott Montes, Paul Reginald Potter, and others with backgrounds at ANU, Sydney University, University of Queensland, and Melbourne University.
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Australian Diplomatic Service
Australian National University
AML
Ex- Acenal Affairs Department
Oververe Ports Vines
Keith William Baker
Ipswich Boys Grammar
ANU
Kenneth Villa Brazel
Brisbane Grammar
University of ‘Queensland
Robert Leslie Carrington Cotton
Nsw
University of Sydney
Grasham Charles Evans
St Patricks’ College
Ballarat
University of Melbrowne
William Norman Fisher
Canberra Grammar
Maxwell John Guyard
Nambour
Univer Fo Queensland
Twa Hutchens
Fort Street High School
Sy University
John Eliott Montes
Upping Boys’ High School
Ohn Graham Weldon Oliver
Radley College
Melbourne University
Paul Reginald Potter
Hobart High School
University of Tasman
John Glyndwr Powys
Sydney Granthai
Sydney Universiy
David Grant Reeve
Fairfield — Halt School
Sydney University
Trevor Marvey Boyd Sofield
John Curtin High School
Fremantle
University of Western Australia
John Alexander Tileminn
Newington College
Penelope” Anne Wensley
Rema Bassett Grammar
School For Girls
London
Lind University of Queens
David Tan” Wille
Camberwell Grammars
University of Melbourne
Melbourne court hears forged note charges
Domenic Malian, greengrocer of Suburban Richmond, appeared in Melbourne City Court charged with uttering a forgery and possessing forged notes. He faced counts connected to December 23 and January 4. Mr J Marwick remanded him on $800 bail to appear January 30.
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Melbourne
Domenic Malian
Sia Greengrocer
Richmond
North Melbourne
J. Marwick
Sighiano
Jan Tines
Jindabyne Saga 1968 Carnival At Water Ski Events
Waterskiers from NSW will ski on 30 feet of water above the Jindabyne football field this weekend as Lake Tinganyne floods the area. The drought era Greens Lake Tinganyne now covers the ren A. The event runs from tomorrow to Monday January 29 with a steeplechase waterskiing contest yacht regatta and a kial Kare doerio. A majani rodeo and a procession highlighting Jindabyne’s history close the series.
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Cooma
Thuraiay
Nsw
Jindabyne
Lake Tinganyne
Jindubyne
Whisky theft at Melbourne Brunswick warehouse
Police report a theft at Continental Liqueurs in Brunswick Melbourne where 400 cases of Scotch whisky valued at about $20,000 were stolen from the front of the warehouse early today. The items were loaded onto a vehicle after being removed from the premises.
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Melbourne
Brunewick
Continental Liqueurs (Viety Ltd
Canberra Jones scholarship marks first year for firm
Patrick Kavanagh aged 26 advertising manager at the Canberra branch wins the 8wid Jones scholarship award. It is the first year of the scholarship offered to firm employees. He will undertake part time studies toward a degree, a unique arrangement among Australian retail organisations.
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Canberra
Patrick Kavanagh
Australia
Kavanagh
UN check NG poll shapes Papua New Guinea election
Fragmented report notes a United Nations mission observing elections in New Guinea with focus on Port Moresby. It mentions delegates from New Zealand and Britain, plans to visit districts, and eligibility details for voters including Mary Colbourne and Mary Thompson.
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Thurs
United Nations Mission
Wil
New Guinea
Worgen
Papua
Miton
Georgerom
New Zealand
France
Britain
Liberia
Port Moresby
Mary Col
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