Five set scare turns Agro win in tennis tie
Sueemaland suffers 0 1 in SR as Mra Bakora Rose leads two sets to one and vollating rally to claim a 6 2 win in the fifth. Candy and Rose face off with Rose taking a four setter. Brown defeats Bavitt in straight sets as Ayre edges G. R. Bavitt.
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Australian Wool Buyer Returns to Work in Japan
Sydney report notes Kesao Todokoro of Tokyo, a former woolbuyer, returning to resume work for a Japanese woolbuying firm after winning top honors at a 5Az Jape annex event. The brief confirms his college ties and international employment path.
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Australia must expand in the East says Mr Holt
Sydney reports Minister for Immigration Mr Holt urged Australia to build overseas markets by expanding into the East. He cited Eastern nations' growth and the need to diversify beyond Europe, noting student exchanges and international ties as indicators of interest in Australia.
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Doctor Charged With Murder in Sydney Case
Dr. Thompson, 70, of Carr Street Coogee, charged this afternoon with the murder of Miax Lorne, a nurse aged about 30, found dead in her Randwick apartment after a legal operation. Detective arrested him at his home. bail refused. He will appear at Central Police Court tomorrow.
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Divorce Court orders damages in adultery case
John Jools Turnbull, 85, of Bman Street Coamock, awarded £1,000 for theft of a miner's wife from George Smith Craig, Kearsley. The judge granted decree nisi for divorce from Lilian Turnbull formerly McLawrence, 31, on grounds of misconduct with Craig.
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Witness Calls Out Ingrained Off Course Betting
The Royal Commission and National Council of Women discuss betting practices and the harm of regulated off the course betting on race clubs. A witness notes entrenched betting influence and concerns over revenue amid holiday meeting schedules and ethical issues in horse racing.
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Ex-Servicemen clash as RSL service marked Rabaul fall
In Sydney an RSL attack on the New Guinea ex-servicemen’s club followed a Cenotaph ceremony for the 10th anniversary of Rabaul’s fall. Alan Pagett said the RSL was the only body not represented at the service. many ex-servicemen announced resignations from the league.
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Australian Navy Gains More Recruits in 1961 Increase
The article notes a rise in RAN rating strength by 1742 during 1961 and a 926 rise in the RAN Reserve. It reports 501 additional naval service trainees completed their initial four months training and cites Minister McMahon commenting on enlistment rates and the June 1953 target of 14 000.
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Java Floods Cause Casualties Along Java Island
In Jakarta on Wednesday heavy rains, described as the heaviest in 20 years, left at least 10 people dead and caused widespread flooding. Villages and plantations along Java faced rising waters and disrupted transportation and commerce.
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