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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
8
Regulations requiring all new cars registered in South Australia to fit seat belt anchorages come into effect. Police Traffic Division Chief Inspector Wilson said manufacturers and distributors must ensure new cars have the anchors fitted.
The Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Sir Walston Hancock will review 106 cc apprentices graduating from the Wagga RAAF School of Technical Training on Friday. About 2,000 relatives and friends expected to attend the 2 p.m. ceremony marking two and a half years of training.
Sydney reports a senior inspector's appeal victory against a younger rival over a seniority ranking. The Public Service Board upheld the appeal of Awea Kay Ayres, noting McKay led in seniority but Ayres possessed strong academic and inspectorial credentials. Dr Selle reported Ayres was not recommended for McKay previously.
An illegal immigrant Soltirios Valsa mis from Sydney and three accomplices John Lennard Frank Ernest North and James Cheasley Walker aged 19 to 29 were jailed for 16 months in Perth after authorities said they met in NSW two weeks earlier and stole a car in northern NSW then moved it to Western Australia by removing plates and attaching them to another stolen car.
Sydney inquest into the death of Mrs. Marjore Dennett grants warrants for Edmund Dennett and W. J. Blair as material witnesses. Coroner Loomes adjourns to October 1 and orders searches in Victoria NSW South Australia and Queensland for the pair while tracing the seven Dennett children aged 2 months to 16 years.
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