Barrister Speeding Case In Canberra Petty Sessions
A 29 year old man from Karnyra Court Reid faced the Canberra Petty Sessions for a second speeding offence on the Monaro Highway near Cooma. Witnesses described a near 106 mph run and a collision near the centre of the road as he attempted to overtake another vehicle. The defendant claimed he was rushing to catch up after a prior delay.
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NSW
Supreme Church Barrier
Supreme Court
Tinesh
Day Whem
Canberra
Mr Ficher
Cimstable
R. Moon
Chisingher Lawrence
Karnyra Court
Reid
Monaro
Wen
Dune Coniahle Moon
Bing Am
di Searre
Lawrence
Cooma
Fragmented Late News Item Teases Unknown Event
A garbled clipping from a late news page offers unreadable strings and partial fragments. No clear names, places, or actions are discernible to summarize a coherent event.
ANU boycott call to back resister sparks campus action
A universitywide rally at the Australian National University supports Steve Padgham amid arrest for disobeying a National Service Act call up. Students, staff, and faculty urge a boycott of lectures and tutorials on Friday June 9, with talks planned in the University Union by political figures.
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Toni Hewitt
ANU
Mi Metshuge Saad Dat Suidenty
Law Shelfir Hupaite
Mer Refshauge
Srk
Steve Padgham
Naional Service Act
Enderby
Bryant
Refshanee
Padgham
Bell
Paul
Norfolk Island ruling could ruin many Australians
Brisbane tax accountant warns a High Court ruling invalidating Norfolk Island as a tax haven could devastate numerous Australian firms. He states many companies relied on Norfolk Island arrangements to defer taxes on dividends and plans to appeal the Gibbs judgment are believed imminent.
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Brisbane
Wedneyday
Norfolk Island
Juntive Gibbs
Techniqos
Norfolk Wand
Australis
Ia Anid
Campbell man wins 51000 demon and Hedges prize at Sydney Film Festival
Mr Andrew Pie of Campbell received the 51000 demon and Hedges award for his film My University at the Sydney Film Festival. Presenter American film star Robert Lansing praised the film for its compression and discipline, noting the achievement during the ceremony.
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Andrew Pie
Campbell
My University
Sstar
Robert Lansing
Tasmanian Criminal Appeal Dismisses Driving Case
The Tasmanian Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday dismissed the Crown case alleging death caused by dangerous driving. The Crown had used a youth conviction as the strongest example, tied to an accident in which two people were involved.
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Homart
Inquiry over race win at Camerton under racing inquiry
Melbourne inquiry reports four men charged by Camerton Racing Club stewards in a racing inquiry concerning Royal School a winner at Caster ton on May 12 Names listed include owner Michard Remzella trainer Ron Allick jockey Steven Wood and others tied to the Root incident unclear due to damaged text
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Melbourne
Camerton Racing Club
Toma Bat
Roya School
Casterton
Michard — Remzella
Royal School
Ron Allick
Me Steven Wood
Icon
Inckey
Bogart
Ackles
US air strikes near Chinese border near Lang Son region
US air strikes hit a railway yard and a highway ridge near Lang Son in northeastern North Vietnam within 20 miles of the Chinese border. Jets conducted 270 strikes on North Vietnam, targeting bridges, rail yards, power plants, and supply buildings as part of ongoing retaliatory raids.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
China
South Vietnam
Highway Ridge
Lang Son
Lang Soa
Pliny Hsiang
Salron
Nam
Bac Giang
Hun
Command. Com
Yen Lap
Hanoi
Mine rescue hopes fade after new Wankie explosions
Grim reports from Wankie colliery describe two more blasts sealing the fate of entombed miners. Only eight rescued alive previously, with four men accounted for. methane hazards halted operations as crews faced rising dangers in the shaft.
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Wankie Rhiedesi
Mather
Wankie
Yeneralay
Howard Waugh
Anglo American Corporation
Auction records reveal convict Lyceu artworks sold in 1820
The National Library reports Joseph Lycett watercolour drawings dating circa 1820, catalogued as convict works. Sotheby’s auction on May 2 sold ten pieces for about 20,000, linked to the property of Mns CE Blake. Lycett, sent to Australia in 1810 for forgery, is connected to the lot.
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Heravonsl Enrary
Joseph Lyceu
National Librarien
Ste A
Ps Fleming
Mn CE. Blake
Sothebys
Joseph Lycett
Australia
Jorgery
Farm produce sale nets $147.53 for St George charities
A truckload of farm produce sold today raising about $147.53 for St George charities. Growers contributed to the sale, with proceeds supporting local welfare efforts.
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Sydney
Wo St George Charities
PNG leader eyes self-rule by 1975 in talks
Papua New Guinea’s Chief Minister Somare said talks next week would outline a timetable for self-government and eventual independence. He noted potential policy differences with Australia after independence and discussed powers to be handed to local government as talks with the Australian government proceed. Somare’s father, Ludwig Somare, a tribal chief and former police sergeant, died at 70.
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Sydney
Papua New Guinea
Nat
Whay
Wesern
Samoa
Papua New Guine
Sumare
Monwealth
Somare
Ludwig Somare
West Irian purchase urged to be rejected by Indonesia
Former Vice President Mohammed Hatta urged Jakarta to declare West Irian not a commodity to be bought or sold. He called for a government clarification amid Dutch reports of Japanese investment plans and said West Irian remains part of Indonesia despite interest from Japanese firms. The Mines Minister denied Indonesian plans to yield West Irian to Japanese exploiters, while official movements suggested otherwise.
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Jakarta
Mohammed Hatta
West Irian
Agence France Press
Ce Ports
Suharto
Tokyo
Harta
Indonesian Republic
Sukarno
Kompas
Dutch New Guinea
Siego Nagano
Vot A Sigel Company
Shimpei Omoto
Milan
Gegaral Suharis
ACTU steps into rail dispute Mawte report
The article notes ACTU involvement in a rail dispute with a continuing wrangle expected to persist for another day. It references a report by Paul and mentions a gold price uptick linked to London market activity. Page 34.
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Paul
London ‘Ballow
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