Equity Court refuses receiver for company affairs
In Sydney the Equity Court refused to appoint a receiver for the company and its affairs. The bank demanded settlement of an overdraft exceeding 500000. The court withheld judgment on several motions seeking more time to examine the company’s financials. Artist Russell Drysdale awaited a National Memorials Committee decision on his portrait of the Prime Minister taken at a Gosford home.
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Sydney
Equity
Ant Equity Court
A. G
Alenandex Wilts Cipilys
Commonwealth Trading| Bank
Jin Fredito
St. M. Howe
Tysticg Street
Justice Street
Olyah
Russell Drysdale
Prine
Gorton
Pryndall
Whystall
Gosford
Natinant
Drysdale
Ings
Parliament
Portrait of Prime Minister Draws Mixed Feelings in Canberra
The painting by Russell Drysdale, depicting the Prime Minister in a serious pose beside a bookcase, drew mixed reactions. Canberra officials discussed a discretionary award of 5000 pounds and possible coverage of Drysdale’s expenses while awaiting formal decisions on whether to return or display the portrait.
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Kings Hall
Gorton
Russell Drysdale
Tony Expleton
Mit
Canberra
Drysdle
Iota Hospital
Tev
Drysdale
Wounded in action in South Vietnam five RAR soldiers named
Army Headquarters in Canberra announced that five soldiers from the battalion Royal Australian Regiment were wounded in a mortar attack in Phuoc Tay Province. The report lists additional wounded on Friday and Saturday including Corporal Geoffrey William, Lance Corporal Johannes van der Hel, Private Eric, Trooper David Gilbert Hoy, and others, with details on units and home towns such as Elizabeth SA, Kalgoorlie, Kellerberring WA, and NSW.
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Canberre
RAR
Phouc Tay
Navn An
Artoural Corps
Priday Shenk
Chany
Conde Tan
Geoffrey
William Ere
Nara
Conporm
Barry Winsai
Hennig
Marned
Puckir
Pinelemene
Ts One
Robert Jobin Lormen
Saliadron Frag
Canailon Sai
Tet
Mospita
Gafty Gran
Mov Foon
Ale
Ha Gowne
Nsw
Truent Wands
Trugnar Tadney Malin Beerhiyy
Ly Igeried
Nairagin
Ted
Ningle
Mulional Service
Bian
Kellerberring
Qantas Sells Boeing Jets Amid Sale Talks
Qantas announced the sale of four superseded Boeing passenger jets with prices not disclosed for commercial reasons. Braniff International is purchasing some aircraft, with negotiations having taken a week before a Sydney contract signing. The sale follows Qantas phasing out older jets from its Sydney base and involves remaining Concordes and 7075 models under review by aviation authorities.
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Sydmey
Qantas
Boeing
Braniff — Inter
Ran Quins
Bacings
Wosing Jotercontinentals
Warning To Parents Across Brisbane Over Student Undermining
Brisbane reports quote Premier Hie Petersen warning parents about alleged elaborate schemes to undermine authority and corrupt youth. He cites pamphlets titled Rules for Revel and accuses anarchist-driven groups of targeting primary and secondary students to erode religion, virtue, and civil order. A related Sydney note mentions a 21-year-old teacher among eight arrested in NSW amid unrest and calls to preserve morality.
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Esse
Ak Asi Teese
Pam
Sydney
Vital Industries
Easiois
Nsw
Ottton Eteeel
Ab Meinsty Street
Bperiouy
Ronenss
Inion Siete
Cope
Democratis Greeniere
PNG Faces Teacher Shortage Ahead of 1970 School Year
The Papua New Guinea government aims to recruit at least 120 teachers for primary, secondary, and technical roles before the 1970 school year. Minister Balnes announces campaigns to fill vacancies, with postings to close around June.
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Tery Sender
Papua New Guinea
Binemal Territories
Mr Balnes
Sata
Balnes
Dena
Capaign
Two blind men injured in Victorian car smash near Wodonga
Melbourne Sunday report states two young men, Owen Fones aged 20 of Mhurgy and Frans ois Rusell aged 21 of Wodonga, were ejected from a car on the Muirmy Valley Highway and suffered severe facial injuries requiring eye removal after transfer to Wodonga Bare Hospital. Reginald Woodall aged 21 of Albury sustained arm leg and facial injuries. All three remained in satisfactory condition at Wodonga Hospital as police described the crash as one of the worst seen.
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Owen Fones
Mhurgy
Fransois Rusell
Wodonga
Fes
Broker Glass
Heine
Wodonga Bare Hospital
Reginald Woodall
Albury
Clewe
Worlanga Hospital
Ign
Otal
Matthew
Pice
Call for Action on Film Laws Sparks Hobart Debate
A fragmented report quotes national figures criticizing film censorship and enforcement. It notes alleged lax oversight by governments, debates over obscenity standards, and references to legal rulings and societal impact. The piece mentions Santamaria and Bjork as involved voices amid broader public outcry.
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Hobart
Aaateks Rice Ct
Inday
Santemantn
Ahnul
Fealion
Eraphy
Stig Bjork
Santamaria
Heliain
Zestamel Ant
Oelof Society
Jaume Oka
Supreme Cour
America
Esanse
Australian team finds treatment for pulmonary embolism
Sydney reports that researchers at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne have developed a method to dissolve blood clots causing pulmonary embolism. The breakthrough potentially offers life saving relief, with some patients recovering after extended hospital stays. The national health foundation notes the method’s promise amid ongoing trials.
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Sydney
Sunday
Meac
St Vincenti Hospital
Melbourne
Delay in West Irian Poll Sparks Uncertain Timeline
A lengthy report details a stalled West Irian poll with authorities postponing for days. Officials cite investigations, refugee movements, and security concerns as factors while noting talks with Indonesian authorities aim to restore normal proceedings and safety for civilians amid unrest and border tensions.
Melbourne council criticizes police methods on abortion evidence
Mr John Enwell, reereslery of the Victorian Council for Civil Liberties, condemned tonight methods as allegedly fed by some police to obtain abortion evidence.
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Melbourne
John Enwell
Theictorian Council For Civil Liberties
Coloured migration views outlined in Adelaide debate
In a Sunday report from Adelaide the Opposition Leader Mr Dunstan sums up coloured migration views, arguing Australia needs a balanced intake with backprovinces ready to supply migrants. He cites police observation, housing and job access as key conditions and stresses advantages such as cultural exchange and improved international ties.
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Adelaide
Australia
Mr Divistan
Jie Lash
Tansuia
Hal
MiWholse
Contentiout Bennett
Dunstan Smiths
Drowned man identified near Angus Street bridge
The man found dead near the bridge was Joseph Alfredt Willfimis, 40, a gardens worker of Angus Street Alms. He died at 9 00 am after floundering in the water near the bridge. Local authorities report the incident as a drowning.
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Avessant Bridge
Fritay
Joseph Alfredt ‘Willfimis
Marks and Gardens
Angus Street
Tim
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