Youth shot near Tumut flown to Sydney for surgery
A 17 year old Enfield youth Allan Geoffrey Brown was shot while camping near Peak River about 30 miles from Tumut. He sustained injuries to his hand and back when a rifle mishap occurred during a kangaroo hunt and was flown to Sydney for emergency neuro surgery at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital where his condition was reported satisfactory. Police investigated but details remained unclear.
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Enfield
Peak River
Tumut
Allan Geoffrey "Brown
Cootamundra
Royal Prince Alfred
Brown
Tumut Police Cookes
Kennedy Says No Immediate Plans for Australia Visit
Senator Robert Kennedy said in London that he had no immediate plans to visit Australia where he had previously been courted by labor groups. He spoke during an event with reporters and did not commit to any travel schedule for the near future.
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London
Robert Kennedy
Aue
Two Newmarket Warehouses Hit By $2 Million Wool Fire
Fire destroyed two inner Melbourne warehouses in Newmarket, with damage near 2 million dollars. Fire brigades fought the blaze for over four hours, saving surrounding properties. About 9,500 bales of wool valued at around 200,000 pounds were threatened but not saved. Local streets and nearby railway area were affected as residents reported a strong blaze and heat.
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Melbourne
Newmarket
Tor Houses
New College For University
Wate-R Market
Australian rationing crisis sparks talks at Monash University
A conference opening at Monash University features Commonwealth Advisory Council on Advanced Education chair De Wark and farm management adviser Paul McCrowan. They discuss rationing impacts, reduced feed supplies, and need for trained graduates to support farm management amid market pressures and supply quotas. The session includes notes on the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science and industry ties as attendees consider refresher courses for advisers.
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Council On Advanced Faucation
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Monash University
Warkaid
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United Kingdom
Tem
Australian Institute of Agr
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Paulsity
McCrowan
Mellowan
Ng Medical Team
McCowan
McGowan
Sct
Tivale
In Merion
Anthony
Theft at St Pauls Anglcan Church Stolen ABC Microphone
A microphone owned by the Australian Broadcasting Commission, valued near 51,000, was stolen from St Pauls Anglican Church in Manuka during the weekend. Canberra CIB said the instrument, cylindrical with a finish, was missing between 8 pm Saturday and 9 am Sunday. ABC technicians found the theft when arriving to record the hung eucharist service.
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Australan Broadcasting Commission
St Paul's
Manuka
Stether
ABC
Canberra
CIB
Aus
Queensland MPs bid for ALP posts in Canberra meeting
Six Queensland MPs and senators including Gray Hayden Patterson Keeffe and Dittmer seek key ALP roles at the Canberra gathering. Patterson eyes deputy leadership while Dittmer is tipped for deputy senate leader. Speculation links McWhire Jam to potentially challenge Patterson for the executive, with Hayden or Crose Keeffe named for secretary posts.
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Senate
Patterson
Mc White Jam
Swinner
BF Patterson
Labor
Hayden
Str Soris
Farmer aid proposed to help Southeast Asia farmers
The Government should send agricultural scientists and farm management consultants to Southeast Asia to assist local farmers in boosting food production, a proposal floated in Canberra.
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Southeast Asia
Canberra
Four charged with murder in Sydney disco attack
Four youths have been charged with the murder of 17 year old Raymond David Dixon who was attacked near a Sydney disco on Friday night. Dixon, of Railway Avenue Stanmore, died after a brain surgery on Friday night and succumbed in Sydney Hospital yesterday.
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Youngman
Raymond David Dixon
Railway Avenue
Stanmore Dixon
Stay of execution ordered in taped confession case
A partially legible court transcript describes a stay of execution in a case involving Ryan and family members. References to affidavits, a Roman Catholic chaplain Father Brosnan, and Sister Madonna hint at religious influence and appeals. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Pentn
Knockabout Si Madonna
Verd
Abbotsford
Ryan
Madonna
Courses for farmers offered at Canberra Technical Zone
The article outlines courses for farmers including farm management, veterinary topics, and related materials to be taught within 48 hours at the Canberra Technical Zone. Lectures may run 16 weeks with two hours weekly, supervised by officials including Mr Walters, Mr Dann, and Mr Rennel.
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Saront
Cmy
Traterial
Beforeland Elementary
Goa
Canberra
Collene
Ronald Jowph
Keown
Yass Valley
BM. Walters
P R. Dann
Department of Health
D. Rennel
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