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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

6

Doctor's Widow Granted 35000 After Melbourne Wharf Death

Mrs Elizabeth Soothill receives 23500 for herself with 11500 placed by the Victorian Supreme Court for her three children until they turn 21. The award, the state’s largest family damages for loss of breadwinner, follows her husband Edward Soothill’s death when hit by a Commonwealth car near Melbourne on September 29. He was 37, set to become senior surgical registrar at Prince Henry's Hospital and could have earned substantially in later private practice. The family, from Norwich, had sought damages after alleging the husband left them nearly penniless. The Commonwealth admitted liability.

Elizabeth Soothill Melbourne Victorian Supreme Court Edward Soothill England Commonwealth Sydney Soothill Prince Henry's Hospital Acci

Migrant Survey Planned by Immigration Department

The Department of Immigration plans a survey to count 245 000 migrants expected to naturalise. A field force will begin within 16 months, after an examination of irregular migrants’ figures. The minister ordered the survey to guide future naturalisation publicity and to inform a new booklet for town clerks on ceremonies and benefits of naturalisation. Results won’t be known for months.

Department of Ynmigration Downer

Sky High 1963 Army Exercise in Colo-Puly Area

Major exercise Sky High planned for November 1963 in Colo-Puly NSW involves 16 Rifles from Britain and Australian Regular Army units. Tasks include air land tactics, counter emergency operations, and clearing operations with logistics support by air. RAAF provides transport, strike, and reconnaissance aircraft to coordinate helicopter and aircraft support.

Colo-Pul Y N.S.W Royal Ulsterling I6 Rifles Army Cramer RAAF

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