Footballer On Remand In Dressing Room Theft Case
A member of Acton National Football Club faces remand after being suspected of stealing money from a dressing room at Northbourne Oval last Saturday. Raymond Mervyn Hunt, 44, a labourer of Narrabundah, is charged with possession of £1 7s 1d and suspected theft. Manuka coach Gordon Upton testified that he observed a man with his hand in trousers, later identified as Hunt. Police noted Hunt had £2 7s 1d on arrest, and Hunt claimed no theft. The hearing continues Thursday.
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Acton National Football Club
Northbourne Oval
Canberra Court
Raymond Mervyn Hunt
Kootara Crescent
Narrabundah
Manuxs
Gordon Leo Upton
Acton
Hunter
Jon
Manuka Toach
John Joseph Hurley
Acton Club
P. G. C. Thurbon
Thurbon
Acton Football Club
Manuka
B. R. Gallen
Inquiry On Sale Of Comics In Canberra
At a meeting of the ACT Advisory Council Mr. W T Byrne noted a Melbourne case where a 14 year old killed his sister after reading horror comics and crime magazines He asked what comics or magazines were on sale in Canberra and what checks are made The Interior Department said information was being sought from the publishers and the matter would be revisited at the next council meeting.
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Canberra
ACT
Advisory Council
W. T. Byrne
Melbourne
Mr. Byrne
H. A. Barranger
Department of the Interior
Mabourne
Publica Hong
Advisory Council Proxy Notice
Mr John Murray acted proxy for Mr P D Day at a meeting of the ACT Advisory Council yesterday His absence was due to the death of his father The council decided to forward to him a letter of sympathy
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John Murray
P. D. Day
A.C.T. Advisory Council
Day
Miapathy
Sydney Jazz Club gathering ends in a two hour session
The Sydney Players AM Jazz Club hosted a Canberra Jazz Club tie event last night. The Sydney group performed with Logan Bad leader and bass Lee, Owens, Brentnall, Terri King on piano and vocals. the gathering wrapped with a two hour set before members returned home today.
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Canberra
Sydney
Jaxs Ai
Logan
Lee
Owens
Brentnall
Terri King
Heavy Snow Closes Alps Roads Across New South Wales
Widespread heavy snow blanketed the southern Alps with Sydney recording its coldest morning in two years at 40.2 degrees. Driving snow forced motorists to abandon cars trapped in drifts and seek shelter in nearby homes as police warned that even four wheel drive vehicles with chains may struggle above 5,000 feet.
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Sydney
Southern
Alps
Bombala
Kosciusko
Corryong
Levels Trouble In Alinga Street
Three people fell fatally on their backs in the wet last week beside the B M I building on Alinga Street. Mr J H Pead spoke to the Advisory Council recounting the danger from the barricade and street levels and the need for repair work at the site.
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B.M.I
Alinga Street
J. H. Pead
Advisory Council
J. James
Gonzales Tops Head In Stirring Forest Hills Duel
Pancho Gonzales defeated Lewis Head 9 7 6 4 3 6 6 2 in a dramatic finale at the Forest Hills pro tournament. The win gave Gonzales his fifth victory in the event as 7,000 fans watched on the last day. Hoad, Sedgman and others shared prizes, with Kramer and Pails earning doubles proceeds. the event faltered financially after Hoad’s two losses.
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Frank Sedgman
Trabert
Rosewall
Hoad
Segura
Jack Kramer
Dinny Pails
Police Arrest Adelaide Man Thought Dead
Brisbane detectives arrested 31 year old Owen Copely who vanished near Adelaide three weeks ago. He faces a charge of public nuisance after being brought to Brisbane on a provisional warrant following an Australia wide search and vigil outside Edward Street residence. A separate plane crash near Victor Harbour killed two searchers with five children each left behind.
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Hmisbane
Monaay
Brisbane
Adelaide
Edward Street
Owen Cope
South Australia
Copely
Victor Harbour
Public Telephone Installed at Civic Centre Toilet Block
A public telephone was installed yesterday at Gar eema Place Civic Centre to aid visitors. Canberra City Post Office plans a multi coin telephone in the coming days replacing one of the ordinary allot machines, improving public access.
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Gareema Place
Civic Centre
Canberra City
Ski tow installed at Mount Ginini
A ski tow built by Canberra Alpine Club members was installed at Mount Little Ginini in the Brindabella range. The club run drew over 50 skiers from members enjoying snow near Canberra. At a club meeting J. Gadowski discussed modern power skiing and contrasted it with Nordic and traditional Alpine styles.
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Canberra Alpine Club
Mount Little Ginini
Brindabella Range
Seveent
Little Ginini
Canberra
Mount Frank
J. Gdowski
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Forest Hills
Chams
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Gonsaies
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Pancho Segura
Ecuador
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Wentworth Ave
Kingston
Amd Mangere
Chariie
CAPRI
Lonsdale Street
Shaddon
Holden
GMAG
Australia
GMH
Jer Hollen
Sam
Beazley & Bruce Pty. Ltd
Esmond’s Motors Pty. Ltd
Ombori
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