Petrov Affair reviewed amid questions of conversion and asylum
The Petrov case raises debate over Vladimir Petrov remaining in Australia while his wife seeks asylum. The Royal Commission will reveal if his shift to democracy is genuine or self serving, while Mrs Petrov stays safe in Australia. The piece notes distrust of Soviet governance and emphasizes personal distress over politics.
Soviet asylum granted after high official’s dramatic Australian escape
Vladimir Petrov once toppled as Kremlin secret police official in Australia has been granted political asylum in Australia. He claims he no longer believes in Soviet leadership and was rescued after being dragged onto a plane in Mascot. A series of incidents led to his and his wife’s release and permission to stay in Australia.
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Spirit of Anzac We Must Guard in Troubled Times
The article argues the Anzac spirit defines Australian identity from pioneer roots to World Wars. It warns of a new Cold War threat and domestic subversion, urging vigilance and unity to honor those who fought on April 25 and protect freedom and Christian heritage.
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Wedding of Roseman and Cedric Lane at Brockley Church
Roseman and Harold Cedric Lane were the first couple wed at the new Brockley Church. The ceremony featured a lace and satin gown, white roses and neon bouquets, bridesmaids Yvonne Sisson Annabel Sisson and Delma Wisely, and cushion bearers Gerald Sisson and Marie Wisely. The reception hosted 65 guests at the bride’s home before the couple departed for a yacht honeymoon on the Hawkesbury and Lake Macquarie.
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Mr and Mrs Carter arrive as Carlisle's new managers
Personal notice records Mr and Mrs C E Carter arriving in Guyra this week from Uralla to take over as Carlisle's manager replacing Mr Ford. It notes Mr T E Mitchell’s earlier departure to Carapate and his recent visits to relatives including son Keith and brother George, with mention of Mrs Mary Marshall.
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My and Pa Kettle go to Paris at the Arcadia
Entertainment notes tease a Friday and Saturday Arcadia show featuring My and Pa Kettle in a breezy comedy. Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride star in a spy caper with Dormeutics, plus a co feature about President Andrew Jackson's wife's slander.
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Suepense
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