2500 To Attend Congress of Scientists
Canberra hosts the international congress expected to draw 2500 delegates from the United States and Australia. About 800 to 900 papers will cover science technology and education with 20 sessions daily across venues including ANU facilities CSLR C.S.I.R.O and schools. Enrolment is open to all with accommodation for about 2000 attendees in hotels motels lodges guest houses and schools.
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Canberra
United States
Australian National University
Bruce Fall
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Academy of Science
Institute of Anatomy
Gurnett-Smith
Scientists get poison cones inquest linked death of Sydney couple
An inquest into Dr. Gilbert Bogle and Mrs. Margaret Chandler's deaths by the Lane Cove river recorded an open verdict. Sydney detectives extended inquiries to Brisbane as a Newcastle man and three Manus Islanders admitted supplying geography cones for years. They harvest from waters off north Queensland and New Guinea and also supply seashells to Taronga Zoo and others.
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Gilbert Bogle
Margaret Chandler
Lane Cove River
Sydney
Brisbane
Newcastle
Queensland
New Guinea
Lance Moore
Johan Kalou
Fasuk Posene
Maredei Poongi
Moore
Malaiti
Manus
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