Cheques Use Changes Recommended by NSW Committee
Government considers recommendations from a committee headed by Justice Manning to reform cheque legislation. Proposals include abolishing special crossings, new timing rules, and extending the cheque validity period from 12 to 15 months. The report highlights high cheque volumes and high rates of dishonour and endorsement issues amid wider bills of exchange reforms. HMAS Gull and HMAS Hawk patrol off Sarawak as Australia expands anti-infiltration efforts in Borneo.
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New South Wales Supreme Court
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Royal Australian Navy
Borneo
Australia
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Prominent U S Education Experts Visit Canberra Canada
Two leading American specialists in early childhood education will visit Canberra next month. Dr Lucile Findbere, Professor of Education at Queens College New York, and Dr Mary Morritt, a Queens College lecturer, arrive July 18 for a week to inspect pre school centres and infant schools and to conduct seminars on early childhood education.
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Queen's College, New York
Lucile Findbere
Mary Morritt
Canberra
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North West Misoury
Cullens
Andlerick
North Wester University
End To Mascot Bird Danger Soon
Dr C F Van Tets of the Division of Wildlife Research in the CSIRO told Canberra colleagues that gulls at Kinesford Smith airport may be reduced within a week as two dumps are closed. He noted 8000 gulls were counted in January, now only a few remain. plant shrubs to absorb moisture and study field conditions to deter birds.
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Department of Civil Aviation
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Head Chaplain Retires in Victoria with New Leader
Senior chaplain Ihis successor will be the tev. Mo McCullough, of the United Churches in Victoria. Chaplain Brooks served in the First AWSP from January 1916 to December 1919 and was later involved with Australia’s military chaplaincy in England, Egypt, France and Belgium. He was ordained as a minister in 1923 and joined WWI service, later becoming Chaplain-General M1943.
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France
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Woman Charged with Murder of Husband in East Cannington
Mrs Hazel June Johnston 43 of Railway Parade East Cannington is charged with wilful murder of her husband Richard Johnston 36 road worker. Police say she shot him with a .22 in their garden on May 13 and buried the body near a cabbage patch. Magistrate A G Smith committed her for trial at August sessions, with defence reserved.
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Hazel June) Johnston
Railway Parade
East Cannington
Kalgoorlie
Teachers Invite Premiers to Education Conference
A federation spokesman said premiers from New South Wales and Queensland may attend a reception at Hotel Canberra during a Loan Council meeting week. The acting president Mr S P Lewis will lead the federation at Canberra and at ANU Hall a briefing on education costs will be held for invited education officials and citizens.
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New So Wales
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Tasemania
Reece
Queensland
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Canberra
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