Apology Over Libel Claim Won't Stop Suit
Supreme Court rules apology by Fairfax in Sun-Herald not sufficient to end libel damages suit by Thomas Uren. Judge Maguire hears that Uren requires court-ordered money payment to accompany any apology. Fairfax offered to publish in Fairfax papers. Uren seeks substantial damages for defaming him via a February Sun-Herald article.
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Justice Maguire
Supreme Court
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Sun-Herald
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P.M. Woodward
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Woodward
Fairfax
Clive Evatt
Q.C
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Daly pleads guilty in court over 1963 offence
Daly 28 a salesman admitted guilt for an offence said to have occurred on July 26 1963. Judge Dobson noted Daly’s long criminal record and considered suspended sentence but warned the law must be upheld. Daly’s family hardship was acknowledged yet a further prison term was deemed likely. Adjourned cases include Tsigounis charged with breaking and entering and stolen watch possession. A separate incident involved a railway roller and water truck on Bungendore road with witnesses describing actions.
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Gallop
Daly
Dobson
Court of Petty Sessions
Bill Tsigounis
Hillside
Canberra
Tsigounis
Kenneth Victor Hile
Sutiar Street
Ainslie
Bong Railway
Bungendore
Shannon
Kevin Leslie Taylor
Gibraltar Road
Coller
Coroner's Court Reports Fatal Road Roller Accident
Deputy coroner details the death of Gordon Alfred Moore of Foxlow Street Captain's Flat from injuries to the groin and abdomen after being crushed between a stationary road roller and a motor lorry driven by Raymond Abraham Shannon of the Victoria Hotel Queanbeyan. The fatal accident occurred about a mile from the Bun-
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Gordon Alfred Moore
Foxlow Street
Raymond Abraham Shannon
Victoria Hotel
Queanbeyan
Two Juveniles Charged with Warder Murder in Sydney
In Central Criminal Court two youths face murder charges over the death of a children's shelter warden, Frank Palmer. James Frederick Smith aged 17 and Wally Walewsky aged 16 were committed for trial on May 28, with Smith accused of striking Palmer with a mallet and stealing items, and Walewsky charged with receiving part of the money.
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James Frederick Smith
Riverstone
Wally Walewsky
Merrylands
Frank Palmer
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Walewsky
Walewsky Was Also Charged With Receiving Part of the Stolen Money. Det. Sgt
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