Priest Guilty On Two Charges In Canberra Court
Edward Joseph Priest pleaded not guilty to taking and using a vehicle and guilty to the other two charges in ACT courts. He was fined 150 for drink driving 40 for driving while unlicensed and disqualified for three years. Ainslie and Fairbairn locals faced water restriction fines also in the Canberra matter.
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Ad Raaf
Aircraftsman
Edward Joseph Priest
Mr Flynn
Dobson
T. Christie
Mr Dobson
Priest
W. Keating
Raaf
Canberra
Emilio Rao
Eady Street
Dickson
Charles David Fenton
Campbell Street
Ainslie
Ricci Beltrando
Duffy Street
Court case and traffic settlement notices
Mr Flyon dismissed the language charge against Antonio D Ambrosio for a fit of anger while ruling the resisting action was a trifling incident. Two traffic accident claims were settled for 1 750 pounds plus costs. Another settlement of 1 000 pounds occurred for Mrs Forbes after a collision at Ruth arose Street. Michael Munk’s 750 pound settlement followed a 1966 Scrivener Street motorcycle crash involving McDonnell and Humphries.
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D'Ambrosio
Macarthur Pisce
O'Conner
Flynn
Casarina Sands
P. J. A. McDonald
Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Ruby Joyce Forbes
Hannan Crescent
Ainslie
John Francis Mulrine
In Street
Forbes
Rutharose Street
Senate
Tescent
Rosenberg
Macphillamy, Cummins and
Gibson
Munk
Scrivener Street
McDonnell
Humphries
Waterhouse summonsed over Melbourne betting raid
Sydney bookmaker William Waterhouse of Kirribilli faced two summonses after a March 9 raid on his Melbourne hotel room at the Southern Cross. Police allege illegal betting and operation of a common gaming house with a telephone used to take bets. He is ordered to appear in Melbourne City Court on July 24.
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Melbourne
Sydney
William
Bill) Stanley Waterhouse
House
Waterhouse
Kirribilli
the Southern Cross
Call for Crime Computer in Australian Police
Melbourne police chiefs endorsed a national crime computer proposed by two university researchers. Chief Commissioner Arnold said overseas forces already use computers to aid policing and Australia should trial them. Inspector Crowley noted quicker suspect and stolen item identification.
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Melbourne
Mr Arnold
Australia
The
Police Association
W. Crowley
Funeral for Bruce Pigott as Vietcong reporters died
In Melbourne on Friday the funeral was held for Bruce Pigott age 23, one of four reporters killed by Vietcong in Saigon on May 5. The service honored the journalist and paid tribute to his work in war reporting.
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Melbourne
Bruce Pigott
Saigon
Rosa Bor Ider
St Andrew's Church
Hrighton
Springvale
Border
Australia
Lewis Border
Perth
Michael Birch
St Joseph's Church
Subiaco
Mr Birch
Nurses in NZ refuse duties spark work to rule
In New Zealand eight of nineteen psychiatric hospitals adopt a work to rule over non nursing chores. Porirua Hospital joins with shift to midnight tonight while ten other hospitals consider the move. Originated at Kingseat Hospital after an April ultimatum to the Health Department, backed by the Public Service Association.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Pororua
Auckland
Kingseat Hospital
Public Service Association
Kingseat
Health Department
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Shell
W. Bradley
Russell Drive
Albury
Adrian Bland
T. Smith
Chifley
Fairbairn
Airman's Club
Flyon
Antonio D'Ambrosio
Supreme Court
M. A. G. Emmett
Davies, Bailey and Cater
McDonnell and Humphries
J. Elis
Abbott
Tout Greer
Wilkinson
Mort Street
Braddon
Fairlane
Ac.t
N.S.W
Aegis
Gregorys
Volkswagen
Beck
Cortinae
Ford
Barrier Street
Fyshwick
Dodge
Monaro Mall
Scott Aitken
Lee Aitken
Campbell
Nuffield Grant
Paul Wilson
University of Queensland
Sakear Chappell
Sydney University
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
PO Boy
Canberra City
Act
Commonwealth Motors
Kingston
Lyneham
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