Colombo Decision on Bradley Court Orders Return to Aust
Bradley did not reply. The Magi strate considered evidence on complicity in murder and whether it raised a strong or probable presumption. Jayawickrema urged disregarding prior opinions and asked for a ruling that would indicate no habeas corpus. Bradley’s solicitor noted no further Supreme Court action. In Aden, seven year old Helen Bradley spent her first time out of a hotel since arrival, swimming with companions.
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Omer
Jayawickrema
al Bradley
Lu Te Deren
Andrew de Silva
Supreme Court
Bradley Seiwction
Sydney
Graeme Thorne
Muliyawickrema
The
Magis Vale
Ae Cali
Dut Sg
Brian Doyle
Witegard
Wild
New South
Murdes
Hodgson
Radley
Mrodgson
My. Jayawicktema
Aden
Helen Tradley
Ild
Stephen Bradley
Rayal MW Porgy
Live 25 lb shell moved under armed escort to La Perouse
An armour plated truck will transport a live 25 pound shell from Victoria Army Bar racks to an ammunition dump at La Perouse escorted by police. Major S Harmer will drive the vehicle at 10 to 15 mph with a special armour plated carrier. The shell found yesterday in a Double Bay demolition contains three pounds of T N T and could cause lethal fragments up to 500 yards.
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Sydney
Victoria Army Barracks
la Perouse
Army
S. Harmer
Double Bay
Harmer
Arthur Burke
Balmain
Lady Dunrossil Opens First NCW Conference in Canberra
Viscountess Dunrossil and National President Mex Metcalfe lead the opening of the biennial Australian National Council of Women conference in Canberra. About 200 women including 54 interstate delegates attend, representing over 11 million women's organizations and an estimated 1.2 million members. The gathering continues throughout the week as the first of its kind in Canberra.
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Dunrossil
Mex. J. Metcalfe
Australian National Council of Women
Canberra
Women Seek End to Public Service Marriage Bar
A unanimous resolution at the biennial conference of the Australian National Council of Women requests the Prime Minister to end the public service marriage bar and to favor more women for official delegate roles. Speakers contrast Britain’s 1946 abolition with Australia and urge civil service reforms backed by the Boyer Report.
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P.M
Australian National Council of Women
Canberra
Whitney King
Victoria
Australia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Luxembourg
Northern Ireland
South Africa
Boyer
Helen Crisp
A.C.T
Public Service Board
West New Guinea Rep Urges Dropping Term Papuan
A West New Guinea representative in the Indonesian Parliament, Mr H L Rumuaseuw, urged Indonesians not to call New Guinea people Papuans. He said the term, used by the Dutch, implies uncivilised and different status, and it is a humiliation to them.
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Djakarta
AAP
West New Guinea
H. L. Rumuaseuw
New Guinea
Rumascuw
Lightning Sparks Barn Fire Near Bayreuth
A single lightning flash yesterday ignited a barn near Bayreuth causing a blaze. Another strike damaged a power transformer and prevented the farmer from calling the fire brigade.
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Frankfurt
Bayreuth
Persian Shah welcomes heir amid joyous Teheran crowds
The Shah and Queen Farah celebrate the birth of a son ending weeks of speculation. A 41 gun salute follows the birth as crowds cheer outside the hospital. The Shah praises God and vows a three day holiday as Persia now has four royal heirs to the throne.
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Teheran
Farah Diba
Persia
American Associated Press
Soraya
Farah
Paris
Shah
Contempt adjourned in Bradley case in Sydney Supreme Court
Proceedings against The Daily Mirror for contempt of court over a photo of Stephen Leslie Bradley were adjourned for 14 days by the Full Bench of the New South Wales Supreme Court. The Crown sought more evidence while Mirror Newspapers Ltd. and executive editor Ian Smith were summoned to show cause.
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Sydney
Daily Mirror
Stephen Leslie Bradley
Supreme Court
Crown
P. J. Kenny
Mirror Newspapers Ltd
The
Mirror
Bradley
Colombo
Bradley Crse
Ian Smith
Centenary Cup at Flemington Draws 100000 Fans
More than 100000 people are expected at Flemington for the Centenary Melbourne Cup the richest race in Australia. The event carries £25000 prize money and a £750 trophy for the winner. A televised feed to Sydney will reach millions via nine microwave links.
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Flemington
Australia
Sydney
Victorian Racing Club Committee
Torist
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Melbourne Weather Bureau
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