Australian Travel Grants Seek Scholars for U S Study 1972 73
Applications invite Australian students and scholars to pursue study research or lecturing in American higher education during the 1972 73 academic year. Grants cover round trip fares and require university affiliation and personal maintenance funds. Three categories senior scholars post doctoral fellows and post graduate students with eligibility dates and deadlines listed.
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Australia
University of Hawaii
Ace
United States
Teaver Rae
Ihis
Ellegory
Peder
Hearing on musical adjourned amid injunction talk
Sydney reporter notes a court adjournment over restraining a Catholic college group from staging Jesus Christ Superstar. Plaintiffs Timothy Rice Aimiveninva Webber seek an injunction against Sister Mary Muirhead Loreto Convent Kirribill and St Aloysius College planning to perform next Wednesday. The case centers on permission and alleged influence over a rock opera production.
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Sydney
Fadiy
Abe
St Athans Amt
Speer
Damages claim settled for six thousand three hundred fifty dollars
A chaotic Canberra ACT Supreme Court report notes several damages claims settled or adjourned. Prominent names include Peter Anthony Parridge of Pennsot Hills NSW and Gordon Kirtiner of Balcombe Street, Queensway. A 1969 accident in Matsui Clarke Street is cited, with disputed claims continuing as cases adjourned for a week. The Vanberra Rex Hotel Pty Ltd action and related lease variations are mentioned with mixed outcomes, and Justice Fox rejects several applications while others proceed.
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Justice
Peter Anthony Parridge
Pennsot Hills
Nsw
Gordon Kirtiner
Balcombe Street
Quewnbeyin
Mee Ro Miller
A Nutt
Parisige
Matsui Clarke Street
Justice Fox
Vanberra-Rex Hotel Pty
Varias
Fined for exceeding meat preservative limits in Canberra
George Turner of Boronia Drive O Connor pleaded guilty to possessing meat with excess sulphur dioxide beyond the Public Health (Meat) Regulations. A Lyons Meat Market sample prompted the case. analysis showed 1 percent over the limit. Turner was fined 40 dollars and 10 dollars costs. Several others faced committal to the Supreme Court for break ins and fraud.
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George _ Sidney Turner
Boronia Drive
O'Connor
Nicholl
Canberra
Me Turner
Mui Constance
Gunlty
K. Cahill
Lyons
Healin
Natural death ruling on river area figure
The Canberrie Coroner reports a natural death after a man, found near the Mutongly River four miles downstream from Cappy, died of natural causes. Investigations note no foul play, with evidence indicating heart failure as the likely cause between June and July.
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Canberrie
Sy Renew
Mr While
Dispute over tea bag slogan before Equity Court
In Sydney Priday a dispute over the words on tea bags prompted an Equity Court hearing. Tea companies Lipton and a rival challenged the use of a slogan, seeking an injunction to stop sale of tea bags bearing the phrase. The matter was adjourned until next Friday.
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Sydney
Priday
Equity Court
Lipton (Sesseurt Ltd
Melbulbe Hasedl
Satin Tea Ae Company
Hid
Lipo
Melbourne sailor charged after alleged taxi assault
Geoffrey Robertson 20 of HMAS Melbourne waited outside Hotel London in Melbourne yesterday afternoon. He allegedly threatened a taxi driver, ran onto the road, and engaged in an explosive manner on Elizabeth Street. Robertson appeared in City Court with magistrate WL Jennings adjournment to fix date within 26 weeks.
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Melbourne
Feday — Swoker
Geoffrey Robertson
Hmas Melbourne
Hai
London
Elizabeth Street
Jennings Saal
Robertsonith
JM. Duggan
Man Arrested in Invercargill Armed Robbery Case
An armed robbery arrest was made near Lulatapere north west of Invercargill. The suspect, held without incident, will appear in Invercargill Magistrate's Court charged with robbing the National Bank of New Zealand Tusla Pere branch on Wednesday. Police recovered most of the stolen cash as investigations continue.
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Invercargill
Anullig
Lulatapere
Bay
Tuslapere
National Bank of New Zealand
Staging Opposition Over Calcutta Film Sparks NSW Debate
Melbourne reports friction as NSW Chef Secretary Willis hints at controversy surrounding the film Calcutta. The discussants accuse the production of misrepresenting events and potentially harming public values amid ongoing scrutiny by authorities and critics.
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Melbourne
Nsw
Me Willis
Calcutta
Sales pitch fragment mentions Graham Tucker as manager
Fragmentary text notes a sales context and identifies Graham Tucker as the sales manager.
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Graham Tucker
Fairwind the Sitmar Luxury Cruise Ship Island Vibe
Sitmar Cruises launches Fairwind described as a floating Pacific Island with seven bars three pools lounges cinema and dining venues. She will depart Sydney on select Saturdays for two week luxury South Seas cruises promising millionaire living aboard a super-luxury ship.
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Fairwind
Sitmar Cruises
Pacific
Australia
South Seas
Sydney
Pacific Islands
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Australian-American Educational Foundation
East-West Center
Hawaii
East Aue
Pacife Islands
University of
Department of Eaucalion and Sciet
Canberra City
Act
Tien (Arma Wette Ts
Department of Education and Scie Gare
P.O
Susan _ Jane Hanksin Street
Connor
Richard Michael Kolar
Mile Fer
Mise Arseh
Ant Mer. Milley
Mr Kulacs
Miss Arker
da Phigher
Kid Hue
Miller Street
O'Conner
Wee Mion
Braddon
ACT Supreme Court
Sion
Syme Crescent
Mess Cabo
Allan
Joseph Calley
Ol Mahgan Siroey
Miller
Sigs
Guiry
Robert Jahn
Win Street
Gary Herbert
Kiebell
Victoria
Hail
Supreme Court
Me Dobson
Tognelia
Etchell
Bulli
Ware
Air Pearson
Vincent Maurice Rogers
Sixth Street
Fea
Carpeteria
Paragon Mall
Fyshwick
Datsun
Lennock Motors
Pacific Island
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