Four men face charges after Melbourne raid
In Melbourne City Court four men linked to a Brighton Road incident were remanded. The blonde suspect, aged 19, was granted bail while two other men aged 28 and 32 and 24 appeared on charges including posses sion of money and explosives. Detectives said Harkins and Player were wanted in New South Wales for abduction bail.
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Lawyer's Diary Contrasts Contracts and All Risks Insurance
A lawyer reflects on if advising a father to end a engagement could breach a contract and explains that inducing breach requires a provable reason. He discusses all risks insurance limits, noting wear and tear as typical exclusions, and cautions a parent about steering a son from a current job based on unofficial word.
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U.N. Sees End to European Refugee Camps by 1960
UNHCR head Auguste Lindt told an Inter-Parliamentary Union conference in London that European refugee camps should close by 1960. R. C. Wheeler of Australia cited persecution of minorities as the root cause and urged Soviet policymakers to rethink Russia’s stance to resolve the crisis.
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Man Crushed By Rock Fall at Huntley Colliery
Sydney report says Oscar Augustus Guesche, 40, a bulldozer driver for a Corrimal earth moving firm, died yesterday when a bank of rock about 40 feet high collapsed on him at Huntley Colliery near Dapto. He was buried under 80 tons of rock.
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