Nuclear Warning Winds Could Bring Death with the ACT
The Civil Defence Organisation spoke at the final of a three lecture series warning westerly winds in Australia could carry radioactive fallout for hundreds of miles. Radiologist Mr Davies outlined protection against radiation noting residual radiation and gamma rays are reduced by distance time and screening with a concrete shelter.
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Narrabundah High to house students from Yarralumla Creek Valley
A spokesman for the Education branch says Narrabundah High will accommodate secondary students from the Yarralumla Creek Valley area. Temporary facilities will remain until Deakin High School opens the first stage in early 1966, with Narrabundah having sufficient space for the intake.
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Boy suffers broken arm during Lyneham High rugby match
A 14 year old schoolboy Graciella Runko of Grevillea Street OConnor sustained a broken arm while playing rugby union in the Lyneham High School sports period yesterday. He was transported by ambulance to hospital for treatment and his mother, a hospital cleaner, was informed shortly before she finished work.
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Graciella Runko
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No Excuses Campaign Finds Judge Fining Himself
In Ewellsville New York Police Justice Philip Engelder fined himself for two overdue parking tickets during a publicity campaign, each penalty £ 2/18/-. He reportedly stated No excuses as he levied the fines.
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A.A.P
Philip Engelder
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