Summonses Likely for Holding and Cairns Over Lorne Rally
Melbourne Sunday report says Leader of the Victorian Opposition Mr Holding and Federal MP Dr J F Cairns face summons for addressing an anti conscription rally and film night at Lorne 87 miles southwest of Melbourne. Police arrested five demonstrators for offences including assaulting police and breaching by laws on foreshore use. Cairns and Holding defended the right to public discussion, arguing the by law censors and restricts free speech and assembly on the foreshore reserve from sunset to sunrise.
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Lorne
Lice
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Dr Cairns
Holding
Cairns
Dy Cairns
Australia
Melbourne architect offers to interpret at Canberra bombing case
Melbourne architect Peter Joneff says he will act as interpreter for two Bulgarian men charged over the Canberra Russian Chancery bombing. Bulgarians in Canberra and Edney fear reprisals as Petroff and Daskaloff face charges of malice with gelignite and intent to damage the chancery.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Peter Joneff
Elsternwick
Court interpreters and a Yugoslav helper in a high court matter
In a court session last Monday A Yugoslav named Mr A Avramovic acted as interpreter. He aided two men and their solicitor, stating willingness to assist the Crown though wary of reprisals and noting interpretation as a purely mechanical language translation task.
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Crown
A. Avramovic
No cause for rural crisis in Australia says Grassby
Sydney report quotes Mr Grassby Labour MP Riverina after touring Asia and the Middle East. He argues a trading boom in Asia is passing Australia by and criticizes Australian rural policy as failing to ride growing global demand. He cites Indonesia Vietnam and Vietnam project failures and asserts reckless government liabilities undermine confidence.
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Australia
Grassby
Lab
Riverina
Asia
Middle East
Avramovic
Indonesia
Djakarta
Vietnam
Japan
Marcel Thompson
St Lucia
Witnessing limits interpretation for defense or prosecution
The remark notes that once he becomes a witness he will not be able to interpret for either the defense or the prosecution. It underscores potential constraints on his role and the impact on courtroom proceedings.
Former clerk loses $40,000 after $10,000 stock gain
In Brisbane on Sunday a former clerk and proof reader testified in bankruptcy court that he earned $10,000 on the stock exchange in seven months but lost $40,000 in the following nine months.
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Brisbane
Stock Exchange
Wallacia pop festival closes after 35 hours of rock
Wallacia 44 miles west of Sydney ended early after 35 hours of rock music by 30 bands to 10 000 fans. Seven people were hospitalised with burns cuts tonsillitis and pneumonia. A press photographer was ordered out after attempting to photograph a doctor giving an injection. Four people including two 17 year olds face Penrith Court for smoking Indian hemp. A hippy on stage wedding and naked swimming at two billabongs marked the event. Visitors arrived from New Zealand.
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Sydney
Nepean District Hospital
Penrith Court
Staty J
Licences for duck season go on sale in NSW
The director of the National Parks and Wildlife Service NSW Dr D F McMichael announced licences for the 4971 duck season are now on sale. Licences run February 20 to April 24 at $4 and are available from petty sessions clerks and some police stations. Opening day bag limit is 20 ducks, 10 on subsequent days. Ducks allowed include black wood mountain grey chestnut teal harc oags pink-ear and shovel er. Hunting is banned in National Parks State Parks historic sites nature reserves wildlife refuges and in the South Coast Tourist Sanctuary faunal districts. Landholders' permission is needed to enter private land for shooting.
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Nsw
National Parks and Wildlife Service of Nsw
D. F. McMichael
South Coast
Ground staff strike spreads risk amid airline dispute
Melbourne workers back a 3000 strong Sydney strike as Amalgamated Engineering Union weighs solidarity. A mass meeting in Sydney could trigger a nationwide flare up if Qantas grounds stay off. Arbitration commissioner will hear the case if workers return to duty.
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Qantas
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F. G. Deverall
AEFU
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Arbitration Commission
Brisbane
Air Qantas
Clairvoyant Croiset sees clue to Glenelg Beach children case
Dutch clairvoyant Mr Gerard Croiset reports a new dream from Utrecht describing four small fir trees by a water ditch a sandy patch a road and three houses near a factory. He says the area is connected to the Beau mont children’s deaths five years after their disappearance.
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Glenelg Beach
Gerard Croiset
Utrecht
Holland
R. G. Cooper
Mildura Base Hospital
Wentworth
Dareton
Burongay
Gol Gol
Murray River
Cooper
Mildura Shire
A. D. Harvey
Murray
Hepatitis crisis cripples Ernabella mission staff
An outbreak of hepatitis paralyses the Ernabella Aboriginal mission near Adelaide, with 12 staff nearly all ill and several admitted to Alice Springs Hospital. Reverend Bill Edwards appeals for volunteers to cover administration for up to six weeks as about 500 Aborigines at the outback station await care.
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Ernabella
Alice Springs
Bill [Easvarde
Outback
Edwards
Erasbelia
Striking Railwaymen End Day-Old Tie-Up in Maryborough
About 300 railway workers from Clympie Maryborough and Hunda berg depots held a mass meeting in Maryborough and voted to end the strike, agreeing to resume work at noon tomorrow.
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Marybrorough
Clympie
Maryborough
Hundaberg
AWA Dispute Hearing Set On Union Property Case
The hearing of an application by a faction of the Australian Workers Union to take full possession of all property of the union's branch is set for next Wednesday. The hearing was granted on Friday by Mr Justice Hope in the Equity Court after an application by Mr L. G. McKay and others.
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Sydney
Australian Workers Union
Justice Hope
L. G. Mckay
Showdown on wool buyers and sellers in Paris meeting
London dispatch notes the first clash since the Australian Wool Commission began its support buying at auctions. ITWO delegates press Sir William Gunn on stockpile fears and price rises, seeking assurances the stockpile stays manageable and the commission keeps buyers informed while preserving margins.
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Australian Wool Commission
Paris
International Wool Textile Organisation
ITWO
William Gunn
Australian Wool Board
William
Commission
Australian Wool Marketing Authority
Wool Commission
UWO
Sir William
Bradford
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TTWO
Sir William Gunn
DLP Policy speech outlines rural finance reforms in Sydney
In Sydney the DLP State leader K C Davis spoke on rural policy amid the coming NSW elections. He urged a social approach to farming crises, proposing a national rural finance corporation to lend up to 25 years at low rates, fund rural debts, and offer non redemption periods while reinvestment and retraining occur. Davis blamed market contraction and rising domestic costs for farmers’ woes and stressed businesslike agriculture. He named NSW candidates in Burrinmuck Goulburn Monaro and South Coast regions.
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Corporation
Brisbane used-car dealers accused of selling unsound vehicles
Royal Automobile Club of Queensland officials said six well known Brisbane used-car dealers consistently sold unsound cars. RACQ technical services controller Mir Bates said some suburban mechanics passed vehicles as sound because they were paid by the dealers' spotters.
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Royal Automobile Club of Queensland
RACQ
Mir Bates
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