Two Debtors Face Judgement In Canberra Court
The Canberra court heard claims by Josef Prosky of the Restaurant and Joseph Farrell of vb Street Concord seeking debt payments and costs. Prosky faced £15 18s 0d plus costs, while Farrell sought £119 13s 6d. both cases involved car parts and insurance issues with disputed responsibility.
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Stassen's Move Fails To Eliminate Nixon
Washington reports Harold Stassen failed to derail Richard Nixon's bid for the vice presidency as Governor Christian Herter announced Nixon for the ticket. Stassen described his plan as a draft but Herter chose Nixon with Eisenhower backing, while security steps and political reactions filled the scene in the nation’s capital.
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Can Canberra Saturday hours be extended to 12 30 pm
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce received a suggestion to extend Saturday morning trading to 12 30 pm. A Sydney firm operating in Canberra cited a sample Saturday sale accounting for 29 percent of weekly takings, arguing residents value Saturday shopping. The note notes no ordinance limit, but shops would pay overtime after 11 30 am.
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No Ill Effects From Salk In Canberra
Canberra's polio vaccination drive reports nearly 10 000 children inoculated with the Salk vaccine. Commonwealth Medical Officer for the A C T Dr L J Wienholt says no unfavourable health reports so far and about 95 percent coverage. He notes orderly rollout for both preschool and school children with second injections set to begin August 6.
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Death Cocktail Charge Laid In Religious Festival Case
Fernel Men doza, chairman of the committee that organized a recent religious festival in Pallas, was arrested on charges of preparing a death cocktail. The drink allegedly killed 50 people and was said to contain contraband alcohol lavender lotion beets potatoes tobacco and battery acid. Several committee members were also detained.
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