Police court hears claim police treated crowd gently
Mr Ward told Canberra Petty Sessions yesterday that police on duty outside the American Embassy last year treated the crowd gently by asking those concerted to move back. He spoke as Michael Grahame Wright, 21, ANU student of Bruce Hall, was convicted of obstructing a policeman in the line of duty and fined $10 for an incident on December 12, 1969.
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15 years on kidnap charge in Sydney court
A 47 year old man, John Robert Dorling of Farlwood, was sentenced to 15 years gaol in Sydney Quarter Sessions for kidnapping the manager of East Hills Golf Club. He and two others planned to forge the manager, with one accomplice still at large. Police and witnesses described the attack and the attempted breach of peace around the embassy area.
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Detective Sergeant BooT Reports Suspect Vanished After Sheds Theft
Detective-Sergeant BooT described a Thursday sighting of a Daw son MSS employee near the goods shed checking doors and using a bundy. He allegedly took two bottles of beer two cans of beer and a bottle of wine from an open liquor case. Daw son claimed permission to take the liquor for personal use during his work. Police had watched the shed the previous night but saw no theft.
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Australia pleads guilty before Privy Council appeal
The last Australian Privy Council appeal heard yesterday in Grove near Perth. Dorling pleaded guilty to charges including breaking and entering Unwin’s house with intent to kidnap, and theft. The Australian High Court’s ruling may affect federal and state appeals. The case, brought by Australian Solicitor General on behalf of Mrs Delores, involved Federal taxation and various court actions.
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Man admits stealing liquor while guarding shed
A security guard admitted taking two cans of beer at about 5 am from a shed during his rounds. The case noted the theft, warnings by a magistrate about fitness for duty, and related charges including an unlicensed rifle and failing to lodge tax returns. Other defendants faced fines for tax return offenses and related incidents at the hostel and local premises.
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