Funeral service for Private David Leiferman at Gladesville church
More than 400 mourners attended the funeral of Private David Leiferman of Huntleys Road Gladesville at the Gladesville Presbyterian Church this morning. He was killed when a tank shell exploded in a tent at Singleton army training camp on Friday. All members of 18 Platoon Company 13th National Service Training Battalion attended the service.
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Sydney
David Leiferman
Huntleys Road
Gladesvile
Gladesville
Leiferman
Singleton
13Th National Service Training Battalion
Regimental Barracks Plan Reported for Sydney
A brief note from Sydney describes the Royal Australian Regiment planning permanent regimental barracks at Kapok. It mentions a typical Australian setting and notes concerns over unit pride and morale amid the changes.
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Soptional
Sydney
Royal Australian Regiment
Permanen
Kapok
Polish-born man gets jail for assault in Australian case
Justice Simpson in the ACT Supreme Court jailed Jasioreic for assaulting John Gomavewect, a 29 year old quarry worker, on February 6. The jury recommended mercy after finding him guilty and found he had prior police knowledge, served in the Pollahs Partisan Army in World War II, and had been in custody nearly a month.
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Justice Simpson
Supreme Court
Jusiorek
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D. Martin
Poland
Australia
South Australia
New South Wales
Pollahs
N. Gond
3. Phippard
Jasioreic
£850000 For Plant For Vital Industry Announcement
Government plans allocate £850000 for plant and equipment to produce shell and body projectiles for the full range of major ammunition. £559000 for bell and hot powder projectiles, £500000 for commercial production of empty fuses. Overseas pose machines expected to aid Australian munitions models.
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Entry rules spar over Gallagher and Chinese visitors
UK Immigration Minister Holt stated Gallagher would be allowed entry if his passport is valid despite Communist ties, while Chinese delegates for the Youth Peace Carnival will not be permitted to land. The government has long barred Chinese tourists from mainland Asia, citing security and policy recommendations.
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Tralia
Holt
Gallagher
Sunjece
Nir Galagher
Arive
Sydney
Holt Caid
Ohio
Ietter
Asia
Sealy
Church View On Liquor Trade Sydney
Australians likely rejected prohibition says the Bishop of Dr Mayes addressing the Provincial Synod of the Anglican Church. He urged government caution on a liquor trade plan, arguing church opinion favors careful study before any restraint.
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Sydney
Sma
Mayes
Conte
de Moyea
Dr Mannix in Melbourne for holiday at priestly retreat
Melbourne reports that Cardinal Mannix spent the day quietly at the Paar presbytery during his visit, as authorities note his holiday period. The Melbourne Catholic leader is shown resting and observing clerical duties in the local rectory.
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Melbourne
Mont
de. Manix
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