Court Culminates In Complex NSW Trial For Four Men
In Canberra Supreme Court four men faced charges of rape and assault with intent in a 1969 case. Ronald Verdin Craig Eronl Sigmund Raymond Green and Donald Barry Mcintosh deny all allegations as Justice Smithers instructs jurors that a single defendant’s statements cannot be used to implicate others. Prosecution and defense engaged in extensive questioning over police interviews and admissibility of prior statements. Meanwhile unrelated cases included an industrial accident suit against F T S O Donnell and Griffin & Company Pay Ltd, a shoplifting plea by Mary Ellen Worthy and Margaret Castles, and several driving offenses with varied penalties.
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Justice Smithers
ACT Supreme Court
Ronald Verdin Craig
Barida Crescent
Africa
Eronl
Sigmund
Taint Street
Pass
Raymond John Green
Blackman Crescent
Macquarie
Donald Barry Mcintosh
Blamey Crescent
Campbell
Craig
Green
Carnully Keowen
Mecintosh Ik
M. R. Einfeld
T. Christie
Smithers
Scraip
Dunphy
Watson
F. T. S. O'Donnell, Griffin and Company Pay Ltd
Sewuegang Street
Bedkin
AL Wi Jonmings Industries
Aust) ‘Ltd
Geelong Street
Fyshwick
Sehjeft
Cove
F. T. S. O'Donnell
Guin
A. V. Jennings Industries
Taw Faentry
Kully
F. T & O'Dommell, Griffin
Ceria Conduit
Bewms
Sid
Jury sees film of murder in Nolte case
In Bellarat Supreme Court the jury watched re-enactment of the strangling of 15 year old Rosalyn Nolte by Christopher Lowery and Charles King. The two Hamilton men pleaded not guilty to murder in the January 11 attack at Mt Nun Ter Reserve, as about 150 people gathered outside the courtroom.
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Melbourne
Rosalyn Nolte
Christopher Charles Lowery
Charles Ian King
Miss Nolte
Bellarat
Mr King
Inabier
My Lowery
Kin
Christopher Russell Lowery
Hamilton
Nolte
Mt Nun- Ter
Boy Found Dead Near Roadside With Gunshot Wound Near Melbourne
A young man named Yaatanan was found dead today beside a road near ordern Vale, about 18 miles southwest of Melbourne. Police said a gunshot wound caused his death and seized a rifle. He was taken to Geelong Hospital in serious condition.
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Melbourne
Court hears police misconduct over $86 fortnight pay
Amen told the Special Federal Court he left the Commonwealth Police Force because he could not support his family on a net wage of $86 a fortnight. Harold Hilton Youne, of Daplo, faced charges for illegally withdrawing from duties without proper authorization or notice to the Attorney General. Young pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $340. He explained his wife’s pregnancy and two children needing schooling, his attempt to stay in the force, and the strain that led him to move from Wollongong to Sydney, traveling 386 miles per fortnight for work history.
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Mary Ellen Worthy
Margaret Castles
Moreton Avenue
Yor
Dobson
Coutin
Castles
Sydney
Amen
Special Federal Court
CommonWealth Police Force
Harold Hilton Youne
Daplo
Anable
Young
Pully
Canberra
Wollongong
Yass Sessions Hear Abduction and Theft Case
Two men found guilty at Yass Quarter Sessions of abducting Mr Ostrowski and stealing a melon laden vehicle. They face sentencing by Judge Cross after a jury recommended mercy. linked to escapes from Bathurst Training Centre and an earlier home visit to Sydney. Local testimony names Douglas, Kennedy, and others amid weapons claims and prior sentences.
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Yass
Patrist
Miang 15
Ostrowski
Sydney
Goddard
Kolga
Kennedy
Strowski
Jerraya
Gatrowstl
Mato Han
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Joan Roberta Willingham
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Michael Korey
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Billingham
Brian Tuba “Bevin
Amon
Ventory
William Raley
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