Canberra thefts and prison terms in court remarks
Justice Dunphy jailed Ivan Peta Daspara for two years after he pleaded guilty to breaking into Citra Australia Ltd at Woden on February 25 and stealing a safe with about £684. Others faced fines and sentences for related burglaries and thefts including rifles, wheels, and shop equipment across Canberra districts.
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Justice Dunphy
Ivan Peta Daspara
Charles Street
Queanbeyan
Daspara
Citra (Australia) Ltd
Lakes Dam
Woden
Det
Const
C. F Kent
R. G. G. Turner
Barry Ronald Bruce Levy
Reginald Kershaw Nelson
Berry Street
Downer
Levy
Nelson
Leslie Joseph Russell
Mick Simmons
Canberra
Rudi
Lyneham
Dorothy Davies
Dorothy Stefancic
Rudolf Stefanie
Council of Race Clubs
Set. H. F. Luton
Narellan House
Yass
W. K. Nichol
Robert Samuel Berridge
Caravan Park
Berridge
Fyshwick
Australian war expert to lecture on special warfare in US
Colonel X. P. Serong commander of the Australian Army training team in Vietnam will lecture on special warfare during a US visit this month. The Minister for the Army announced the visit. Serong leads a 30‑instructor team sent to South Vietnam nearly a year ago and has been invited to the U S Army Special Warfare School at Fort Bragg. He previously served as a course team officer at the Australian Army Jungle Training School in Canungra Queensland.
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Vietnam
X. P. Serong
United States
Cramer
Serong
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Fort Bragg
Canungra
Queensland
Elderly couple remarry after long separation in London
Arthur and Florence Tarbuck both in their seventies wed again after Florence returned from Armmetiou where she had been visiting. The couple had previously separated and rejoined in a quiet ceremony reported from London with Reuter guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
P-Reuter
Arthur
Florence Tarbuck
Watts
Florence
Armmetiou
Melbourne boarding house shooting sparks coroner inquest
A Carlton boarding house fatal shooting during a March 20 incident led to an inquest into William Mervyn Wright's death from bullet wounds. Francis Arthur Day Cordingley, 39, was committed for trial on a murder charge. witnesses described Cordingley firing two shots they believed were a joke and later claiming jewelry from a stolen store.
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Melbourne
Carlton
Wright
Pascoe
William Mervyn Wright
Mr. Pascoe
Francis Arthur Day Cordingley
Flemington Road
North Melbourne
Supreme Court
Tan Hugh White-Thomson to Succeed Dean of Canterbury
The Venerable Tan Hugh White-Thomson, 58, Archdeacon of Northumberland, is named to succeed Dr Hewlett Johnson, 89, as Dean of Canterbury, as learned yesterday.
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London
A.A. P.reuter
Tan Hugh White-Thomson
Northumberland
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
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Citra
Const. Johnson
Alan Vincent Lovelock
Miller Street
Oconnor
Robert Allan Robinson
Rankin Street
Campbell
Mr. Meagher
J. A. Cavanagh
Lovelock
Robinson
Hotel Civic
Set. J. G. Medwin
Sydney
State Rifles
Anthony Claude Crisp
21St Street
Narrabundah
Crisp
Pasquale Damiano
Aurora Hairdressing Salon
Kootara Crescent
J. C. Johnston
Goulburn
Johnson
Paris
U.S
C.O
Cordingly
Annie Marie Willox
Cordingley
Theodore Dabrett Ferris
Jersey
Society
Philippine Assoc
Mavestriton
Parate
Atic
Otle
D.j's
Westinghouse
D.J
Supreme
David Jones
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