Murder Trial Rejects Plea Over Police Statement
In a Sydney Supreme Court ruling Justice Dunphy upheld Crown objections to producing a statement given by Ian Glover to Detective-Sergeant Ray Kelly in the Keys murder case. Glover had not been a suspect, and the statement was sought during the trial of Daniel Norris Nicholls, 45, a Mulwala House cook.
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Keys
Justice Dunphy
Supreme Court
Ray Kelly
Sydney Criminal Investigation Branch
Ian Glover
Daniel Norris Nicholls
Cook
Mulwala House
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Q.C
Glover
Canberra
Sgt. Kelly
Miss Keys
Sg. Kelly
Duvoren
Dorothy Edith Keys
England
Glove
Australia
Canberra Murder Trial At Gerrilong Gardens
Nicholls stands accused of murdering Beverley Irving Keys a 28 year old hotel receptionist at Gerrilong Gardens Reid. The evidence details a September 23 fatal head wound and a hospital death the next day. Defense challenges include a letters record and Glover testimony. Police recovered blood stained items and hair samples for analysis. CONTINUED P.24
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Beverley Irving Keys
Gerrilong Gardens
Reid
Miss Keys
Toomas
Sharp February Fall In Jobless Forecast
The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr McMahon told the House of Representatives last night that February would show the greatest drop in unemployment. He said the department was receiving reports of 10 000 jobs a week and placing 7 004. Ford Motors and General Motors Holden had announced hiring plans, with 1 010 workers taken on, amid measures to boost labour demand and trade union cooperation.
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House of Representatives
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McEwen
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Canberra
Labour
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Wentworth
Mackellar
Menzies
Govt Survives First No Confidence Test In House
The government defeated the opposition motion of no confidence by a single vote. The tally stood 60 to 39 as parliamentary business resumes after the challenge last Tuesday.
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House of Representatives
Debate Produces Tense First Division In Parliament
The packed House awaited the result of the first government challenge in the new Parliament. Key figures included McEwen and Bird absent, McMahon switching sides to back the government, Wentworth attacking plans to reduce unemployment, and Calwell moving a no confidence motion. The session focused on short term employment goals and economic policy.
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Australia
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