ACT Supreme Court tries two men for goods theft
In Canberra the ACT Supreme Court hears Brian Westioning and Beal and Batson charged with stealing items valued at 1473 pounds. The case details include possession of boot goods, finger prints lacking, and police pursuit after a late April 4 incident involving a white Ford Fairlane and a company car. The jury of six men and six women faces determining guilt amid conflicting testimony.
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Smithers
ACT Supreme Court
Farrest
P. G.kive Dawson
Boo
Batson
Dawson
Matoney
F Ind
Maloney
Brian
Westioning
Canberra
Beal
Will Continuedhern
Charles Chris
Opher Batson
Elizabeth Street
Parra
Heal
Saha
Watson
David Jones
Charles Rogers
Maloney Ha
Act
Eas
Wr Watson
David Tones
Imes Rogers
Civicentre
M. Wallan
R. C. Wwift
Sie
London
Wiliam Andrew Haloney
Damages case adjourned in hotel negligence matter
Seventy seven demonstrators were fined as a damages claim against Hotel Canberra Pty Ltd proceeded with Justice Fox adjourning the hearing until June 3 for mention. Louisa Crane seeks damages for alleged injuries after a collision on Sturt Avenue near Burton Street. Evidence noted that Teivonen showed signs of liquor, but the defendant Teivonen pleaded not guilty.
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J. Rosenberg
Macahillamy, Cummins and Gibson
Canberra
Reid
Sturt Avenue
Burton Street
Leishman
Teivonen
Wilcox Opp
Committal for Trial and Anti Conscription Fines
Sixty seven demonstrators were fined ten dollars each in Canberra for obstructing traffic during an anti conscription protest outside the Prime Minister's Lodge. John Paul Lemount was committed for trial in the Supreme Court on malicious wounding and three counts of stealing with a date to be set. A long list of charged youths and adults from Victoria New South Wales ACT and Tasmania appeared in the proceedings and related cases.
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Pearson
Westerday
John Paul Lemount
Supreme Court
Triak
Dobson
Canberra
Hendrick Hany
Fabian Forster
Parksville
Harlies Linley Stanton
Sydney
Thomas Hornibrook
Fickhardt
Michael Dudley Vee
Fast Stillelay Letoria
Rodney Alexander Grant
Siedent
Malvern
Victoria
Bert Langer
Donash University
Michaelamuel Zerman
Curne
Fay George
Warranwood
Jokenbourer
Arthur James Mullens
Falrek
Nsw
Brian Oliver Chilis
Laborer
Kingsgrove
Karen Hon Thresset
Stoent
Ebsien Street
Ainitie
Keonemary Jolliffe
Mawr
June Robertson
Pratran
Kaye Kathleen Arove
Anntiger Foe Barry
Windsor
Malaclava
Keith Alan Jepson
Torle Jon May
Richard James Evant
Mtudent
Punderit
Faipome
Act
Robert Gould
John Andrew Tull
Sautent
Louis Benjamin
Andrew Prosect
F Clerk
Morticcote
Eliem-Muleala Houwe
Wil
Harry Morgan-Payler
Beth Jane Hrice
Madent
Hastings
Neem Malvern
Vic
Petchhertt Way
Don Lane in Court Over Alleged Drug Planting
Crown says evidence showed three cannabis packages found in TV personality Don Lane's baggage after a customs search at Kingsford Smith Airport. Barrister D F Rose called claims that the drugs were planted fanciful and false. Lane, 34, of Vaucluse, faced charges of illegally importing cannabis into Australia on January 26, 1968.
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Sydney
Ddrugs
Don Lane
D.F. Rose
The
Crown
Darlinghurst
Lane
Thal!ee
Morten
Donald Isaacson
Kingsford Smith
Australia
Legal proceedings in ACT Law Courts face drug charge
In the No 1 courtroom Mr Justice Smith presides over Regina v Beal and Reging Batson part heard, while No 2 courtroom hosts J Edminister v Winter Noon. Lane pleads not guilty to drug possession, challenges four jurors, and denies knowledge of marijuana found in a red suitbag and a green jacket during customs checks at Kingsford Smith Airport after arrival from Los Angeles. The hearing continues tomorrow.
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Justice Smithers
ACT Law Courts
Regina
Beal
Reging Batson
Justice Fox
J. Edminister
Winter
Fishpool
Lane
Rose
Kingsford Smith Airport
Los Angeles
T. W. Bull
Bull
Lane, “You Know What This Is Doat You?” Mr Rofe
Mr Rofe
Mr Bull
Unions Oppose Split in Vehicle Industry Award
Melbourne unions resist a proposed split of the Vehicle Industry Award into manufacturing and retail sections. Senior Commissioner J E Taylor notes the move aims to straighten issues in each sector. Employers argue no hardship to employees. backdated pay raises of 1s 1d to 7s 0d to about 7540 workers are awarded.
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Melbourne
Trade Unin
J E. Taylor
The
Arbitration Commission
Vehicle Builders Employees Federation
R. Wilson
Divisifica Uns
HH. J Maddern
Itk
Narra Bundab driver fined for drink driving
Petty Sessions records show Armas Teiveonen, 42, builder of Mating Street Narra Bundab, fined 10 dollars and disqualified from driving for three months after being found under the influence of Hawor.
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Flynn
Armas Teiveonen
Mating Street
Narrabundab
Hawor
FASTEETH Powder Ad Promises Firm Teeth Comfort
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as a fine powder to keep dentures firm and comfortable without taste or gummy residue. It claims to prevent teeth from slipping while talking laughing or sneezing and urges shoppers to buy from any chemist, refusing substitutes.
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Crown Prosentor
A. R. Watson
Beal and Eaton
J. Davoren
NK. Nicholl
J. Moore
Macshillumy, Cummins and
Jibson
den Lane
Law List
Petty Sessions
Cevic Centre
Rogers
Vertise
Eskimos
Burns Philp
Civic Centre
Vulcan
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