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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1958

Page

7

Negligent driving trial ends with doubt in vehicle collision

In a courtroom summary of the case, police and witnesses described a two-vehicle crash near an intersecting road. Varga’s gray car reportedly swung into the opposite lane as a utility vehicle left a skid mark, but evidence from Mr. Crossin and C.F G. Turner failed to establish clear view or deliberate fault, leaving the verdict inconclusive on negligent driving.

Cireut Ilgear Trent Varga Britten F G. Turner Diy B. Crosin Turner Crossin Vanya

Man Faces Trial Over Offence Involving Girl

Thomas Gaylor, 19, was committed for trial on charges arising from an alleged February assault on a girl aged 15. The incident reportedly occurred near the Australian War Memorial after she met Gaylor at Civic Centre and rode with him on his motorcycle. Foster father and other witnesses testified about age and details, with conflicting statements and claims of misrepresentation.

Thomas Gaylor Cas Nararathi Street Varahaaan C.F. Ant Civic Centra Taylor Canberra Camp Det Tune

Ban on Mevo Player Moves After Copenhagen Incident

In Copenhagen city council debates a ban on Mevo from Wim beaten amid a recent incident during the Dormvarle Pavie Bevimateh event. The decision follows a formal inquiry led by Gen. SUTME Mewio and includes restrictions on team participation and related activities.

Bon Qn Béalices Romy Tiesday

Migrant dies in flaming oil at steelworks

Greek migrant Nicholao Contopolos, 20, of Wollongong, died after a pipe burst spraying oil onto hot springs at a steelworks platform. He was engulfed by flames as workmates attempted to help, leaving his mother in Greece as his sole living relative.

Sydney ALS Kembla Nichols Aoetopolos Simpson Avenue Wollone Gang Tames Contopolos Australia Auatralia Hig Geesce

Sydney wool prices firm at Sydney sales

Merino wool descriptions quoted fully firm with strong competition from Japanese operators. Useful support reported from the Continent, New Kingdom and local buyers at yesterday's Sydney wool sales.

Sydney Ne Kingdom

Maintenance of Hospital Equipment Criticised

A narrative reports maintenance failures at a hospital system led by Barrie and Dr Cameron of Health. It cites breakdowns and incomplete inspections, predicting higher costs from inefficiencies and calling for a hospital engineer and a formal maintenance unit. Estimates show funds spent to date with planned future work in painting and other tasks. Recommendations include planning a 482 bed unit, better offices and dining spaces, a new ambulance station, and synchronized completion with hospital building.

Barrie Cameron Department of Works Botrie Hhe Arbitration Commission Borrie

U S to Sell Uranium for European Atomic Plants

President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a Euratom deal for six large atomic power plants in Europe with a total capacity of one million sorawatts. The U S would export 30,000 kilograms of uranium 235 to France Germany Italy Belgium Holland and Luxembourg as plant fuel at about 480 million dollars.

Washington Eisenhower Congress U.S Euratom Europe France Germany Italy Belgium Holland Luxembourg

Landslide isolates Austrian villages in Karawanken Mountains

Two villages with about 400 inhabitants, Ebrngen and Troegern in South Central Austria, were cut off from the outside world by a massive landslide in the Karawanken Mountains. Reported yesterday, the slide left stones and debris several yards high blocking access.

Klaghnfurt Karawanken Ebrngen Troegern Centrl Austria

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