Police raid on Trade Department servant’s home
Canberra reports reveal six Commonwealth police seized the home of a suspended Trade servant last Thursday. A raid followed at Maxwell Newton’s office and residence after a confidential note from External Affairs was cited. The public servant faced questions, was moved to his house, and his belongings were searched before seeking legal representation.
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Department of Trade
Canberra
Ams Xetion
Maxwell Newton
Renkin
Campaign to Discourage Public Service Jobs Affects Australian Universities
Student leaders from Queensland and New South Wales urged campaigns to deter graduates from seeking the Commonwealth Public Service. Jim Spigelman said the movement would focus on civil liberties graduates must relinquish and could alter university dynamics as Prime Minister Gorton did not respond to earlier calls.
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Commonwealth Publi
Jim Spigelman
Hself
Gorton
Spigelman
Campaians
Inquiry call on ACT govt needs committee
A speaker urged the Government to appoint a committee to inquire into the ACT's governmental needs and endorsed Liberal candidate Mr Robert Maher for the Territory at a meeting last night.
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ACT Govt
Act
Liberal Party
Robert Maher
Diayshira
Tiveen
Rolaniah
Maher
UK expert warns natural uranium reactors drawbacks
A UK Atomic Energy Authority official voiced concerns on an ABC programme about natural uranium reactors becoming favored over enriched uranium systems. Sir Charles Cunningham noted Britain’s refusal to sell Australia an atomic reactor and discussed recent nuclear power developments with Australian and New Zealand authorities.
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Atomis
Energy Authority
Australia
New Zealand
Sir Charles
Britain
Polth Aastral Rani
Austral
Isciian
Australian student faces deportation over missed term at Florida State University
Deportation proceedings were started against a 28-year-old Australian exchange student after he failed to enroll for the spring term at Florida State University. The New York Times News Service reported the development from Tallahassee.
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Tallahassee
Florene State University
New ‘York ‘Times
Fis
Too much protection says teacher in Snowy weather
NSW faces a deep cold snap as snow rain and wind disrupt travel. Canberra officials urged caution while warning skiers and residents about road closures on Alpine Way and Cabramurra routes. The Weather Bureau predicted continued snow in the Snowy Mountains with temperatures near freezing and strong winds.
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Fate Bator
Canberra
Florida
Claude
Kirk
FSU
John Agey
F. Stanley
Hed Hill
Elmary Reshal Jal
Philip
Naitine
Gritin
Cenirey
Be “Ny
Olga Gress
New
Sandford
Southern
Alps
Ureal Sanilford
D'Arcy Snl
Nsw
Elle
Mir Lewis
Sver-Perfective
Cabramurra
Smigpin
Alfeel
Iwo
Nanralisalan
Werther
Cooma
Jim
Hale
Inolivicnl
Chien
Muent
Launrsee Saicay
Akerman
Highway One
Hondas
Fe Maeshall
Hunter Springs
Mes
Newenale
Mineo Herder
Royal Temperaires
World University Service Nt
Adelaide
Guernland
Anu
Aaverni
Watt
Barrington
Newcastle
Cos Harbour
AL Stoiggin
Rene
Sauk Austrat
Man and wife die in hit and run in Melbourne
In High Street NSW a 82 year old man and his wife were struck near a road accident involving a 1962 red Holden sedan. Police pursued the hit and run arrest as witnesses described a car stalled while crossing the world.
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Melbourne
Hlaire
High Street
Nsw
Weekend car crashes injure several in Canberra area
In heavy rain a Canberra party faced multiple crashes near Curlface and Fairbairn. Several people were injured, including Marilyn Sullivan 18 and Phillipa 21, with lacerations and other injuries. The driver of another car died at the scene. One person remained in hospital while others were treated and released.
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Ihe
Etna
Hava
Hale
Marilyn Sullivan
Canberra
Hume
Mrlberra Hospital
Beadmian
Itay
Phillipa
Helore
Sulskiddod
Fairinien
Iin
Readman
Donald Herbert Porter
Joe Wera
Raaf Phi Et Dandenong
Accis
Feirbairm
RAAF
Sabirday
Victoria
London
Nerson
Miss Parkes
lCar
Fulie
Elizabeth
Purtom
Parker Peirce
Lin
Boobialls Street
O'Conner
Snowbound trio rescued after three days on snowed road
Three people trapped on the Khancoban road for three days were rescued by Snowy Mountains Authority workers after a car and caravan skidded in heavy midweek snow. Police said they stayed with the vehicle until a passing Land Rover found them on Saturday. A grader towed the vehicle to safety. The husband and wife were from South Australia and their sister from Victoria. The road had been officially closed for the snow season Friday.
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Khancobanesramutra
Snowy Mountains Authority
Khancoban
South Australis
Eethnes
Vic
Mick Jagger Drug Case Delays Indefinite Australia Entry
Report notes Mick Jagger and girlfriend Marianne Fadhull remanded until June 2 on drug charges. Immigration official says conviction would not automatically bar entry. Australia will decide based on result and policy when ready. Local town context mentions Captains Flat project delays and related disruptions.
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