Divorce costs under glare of reform in Sydney court
In Sydney the Divorce Court, Justice Richardson warned the most urgent law reform lay in divorce litigation. He lamented the spiral of costs in proceedings and noted that if the Federal Divorce Act permits it, reform is essential as he reserved judgment on a costs application by a wife.
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Sydney
Justice Richardson
Murder case at Kemps Creek shocks court with bizarre body discovery
A 39 year old man admits killing a woman whose body was found under concrete slabs at Kemps Creek. He pleads not guilty as Crown details the case tying to long histories and a 1963 murder trial. The court hears the facts described as bizarre and authenticated despite the defendant's denial.
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Kemps Creek
Central Criminal Court
W. J. Knight
Addren
Clancy
Shannon
Jack Shannon
Mors
Bertome
Ship deserters policy criticised in Newcastle hearing
A solicitor for a shipping company attacked the Immigration Department for allowing Greek ship deserters to stay in Australia. In Newcastle, Tits Vassiliou, 26, pleaded for deserting his ship on October 1, 1963, and was fined £5 with costs. The case links to six other crew desertions and broader policy debates on immigration and settlement procedures.
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Australia
Newcastle
Pls. Withycombe
Tits Vassiliaus
Eddy, Street
Hamilton
O. T. Cooper
Withycombe
Vassilious
Vassiliova
Pankhurst Pleads Guilty In Canberra Driving Case
In Canberra a 23 year old linesman Pankhurst pleaded guilty to driving charges after police followed him at speed on Canberra Avenue and Mill Creek Bridge. He was fined 60 pounds and disqualified for three months for DUI. Another driver Murphy faced 60 pound fine and 12 month disqualification for dangerous driving after a near collision and pedestrians having to dodge his car. A separate court action involved Smith and Keir over a 1957 collision in Canberra Avenue with contributory negligence found against Keir.
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Mill Creek Bridge
Canberra Avenue
Nock
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Goyder Street
Narrabunedal
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Murphy
Franklin Street
Manuka
Flinders Way
Brian Arthur Pankhurst
Bridge
Court of Petty Sessions
Sydney George Smith
Burn Sweet
Downer
Keir
Nti
Justice Bridge
Smith
J. Kelly
J. C. Donahue
Sturt Avenue
Aftier
Driver fined after storm drain crash in O Connor
Police described a late August incident in which Whidysiaw Malee 43 of Sehlich Street Yaralumla crashed into a storm water drain in O Connor. He admitted drinking about six whiskies and was fined £40 and disqualified for three months after Mr Dobson noted his prior good record. Police noted a later shoplifting case against Josephine Catainzarili 19 of Irvine Street Watson who stole eight candipans a skirt and four pairs of boys trousers from MacDonalds Drapery.
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Malee
Dobson
Finsher
Sehlich Street
Yaralumla
O'Connor
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Australia
S.M
Josephine Catainzarili
Irvine Street
Watson
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MacDonald
Three Hurt In Reid Road Collision
Three teenagers were injured when their car collided with a truck at Limestone Avenue and JEuree Street in Reid. Driver John Frederick Alsford, 18, and passengers Hilda Galic, 15, and Anthony Greephill, 7, were treated for head injuries at Canberra Community Hospital and released. Truck driver Franco Kavacevic, of Queanbean, was not injured.
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Jeuree Street
Reid
Yestere Day
John Frederick Alsford
Pierce's Creek
Hilda Galic
Kootara Crescent
Narrabundah
Anthony Greephill
Caneberra Community Hospital
Franco Kavacevic
Fairmont Crescent
Queanbeyan
Herring Farewelled as Chief Justice Victoria
Sir Edmund Herring retired as Chief Justice of Victoria and was farewelled by about 400 judges, barristers, solicitors, ex judges and government notaries. He called the States’ Courts a great bulwark against totalitarian rule and independence of the judiciary.
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Sir Edmund Herring
Edmund
Victoria
Prizewinners in lotteries special draw details
Lottery 1145 results list multiple syndicates and winners across Burwood Dover Road Rose Bay Jed Merrylands and Windmill Biscuits Liverpool Road with prizes including ten pounds to several entries. The text also mentions Melbourne GPO and various street addresses and names such as M Phil lips, Laura synd., Eric Coussens, and Judith Avenue.
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Sury
Carlton
Wang
R. Neame
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Southern Cross
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Jick White
P.O
J. Pry. Ltd
Surrey
Barwen Downs
Final &Care Gpo
V. Byrne
Vaux
G.P.G
Street
Cowra
Melbourne
J. M. Mcland
Corner
iGlynn
Berner Street
Mere
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