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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 15, 1964

Page

5

Hypnosis plea fails as salesman jailed for offences

In a Court of Petty Sessions, Hermes SM jailed a salesman for six weeks despite his defence that hypnotic influences led to indecent language, accidents, and theft claims. Witnesses described speeding offences and other charges. Miffen admitted theft but argued hypnosis mattered legally.

Taylor Miffon Sgaleiman Tayvested Mitten Scougall Mitten Det Vid Jones Miffin Hermes

Beil told to leave premises as Bell erupts in chaotic arrest

Beil, asked by the manager to depart, became argumentative and prodded the manager in the chest. Bell resisted arrest, fought Constables Baulman and Hamilton, and had to be handcuffed after violent outbursts. Bell’s lawyer described him as a hard worker with a prior clean record and remorse for the incident.

Beil Bei Const Baulman Bells Bell Hamilton J. Dainer Mr. Dainer Rell Howling Alley

Silencers and speeders face fines in Hackett court

In Hackett court Albert William Jansen pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle with a noisy siren and was fined £7. Allen and others appeared as cases of mufflerless cars and unregistered plates drew multiple penalties. University students crowded the hearing as Higgins faced speeding charges and a £30 fine with disqualification. Barry Lovering and Robert James Bell also earned fines for speed and offensive conduct respectively.

Mr. Dobson S.M Albert William Jansen Dakin Place Hackett Jansen Jeuilty Allen City Janeen Alec Bo Connors Terence John Higgins le Huute Street Meakin Dodson Higgrms Commonwealth Avenue London Const Bird Higgins London Circuit Keene Barry Lovering Hope Street Dickson Northbourne Avenue Lovering Sere Avenue Daiier Lovcing Dobson Robert James Bell Cale Downer Bell Hermes Sme John Foonemidis Torrens Street Hradlon Lee Foomemidis Northheare Avenue

Canberra court fines for speeding and unlicensed rifles

Fherhard Engel of Narrabundah was fined £70 for speeding and crossing road marks. A second motorist, John Foomemidis, was fined £50 for speeding in North Canberra. Two 8 year olds, John Lincoln Gaston and Archie Paterson, were each fined £7 for possessing unlicensed rifles. rifles were confiscated.

Sjepan Gluhak Capid Hill Hotel Canberra Avenue Gregor John Davidson Suinden Stret Downer Fyshwick Industril Morshead Drive Fherhard Rolf Joachim Engel Warramow Crescent Narrabundah Dobson Engel S.ml John Lincoln Gaston Archie Paterson Black Mountain Allen Comat Quartel Const McCulloch Curtin Ion Apel Wily

Farmhand Foran Remanded on Radio Theft Charge

Joseph Patrick Foran a 33 year old farmhand with no fixed address was remanded in custody today by Mr. Hermes SVL on unlawful possession of a transistor radio. Police allege the radio owned by Kenneth Monson was stolen in Orange NSW on July 14. Foran did not seek bail.

Mr. Hermes S.M Sgt. Allen Donald Frank Baulman Canberra Avenue CW. Hamilton Sgt Allen al Fiffen Dan- Miffen Betra Bowling Alley David Jones Annette Taylor Avid Jones Millen Men’s S Department Joseph Patrick Foran Hermes R. M. Allentt Foran Kenneth Monson Orange Nsw

Man granted conditional bail in bank fraud forgery case

A Sydney man charged with conspiracy to defraud a bank and forgery was granted ten thousand pounds conditional bail by Justice McClemens in the Supreme Court. He must reside with his mother and report to police three times daily. Previously refused bail by magistrates, the defendant faces crown prosecutions in related proceedings.

Sydney Justice McClemens Supreme Court Thoms Gie Morris Ckwood Merry Mir Koef Wold Fown Bank of New South Wales Balgowlah

Canberra Girl Wins National Essay Contest Finalists Fly to Adelaide

Barbara Singer of Binda Crookwell won the Canberra section of the national essay contest for the Canberra T A A Junior Flyers Club. She travels to Adelaide with her mother to compete with state finalists for a 10 day holiday prize at Alice Springs.

Air Adelaide Canberra T.A.A Barbara Singer Binda Crookwell Barbara Central Australia Alice Springs

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