UN Committee to consider sanctions on China and North Korea
A United Nations Political Committee session will review a Sanctions Committee recommendation to embargo strategic materials to Communist China and North Korea. The piece argues the ban is justified to limit aggression, notes likely Soviet opposition and abstentions by timid states, and stresses that China’s support for North Korea warrants tightened measures despite possible harm to Chinese civilians.
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Local News from Guyra and District
Personal notes from Guyra recount visits and returns of residents and travelers. Mr Bruce Graham and family resume life in Guyra after six weeks in Sydney and the North Coast. E Campbell of Orange visits relatives and plans time on the North Coast. Ambulance conveys Mrs O Halloran to Sydney. RSL leader L Manning welcomed at the Royal Hotel by Guyra officials. Mrs Lansley leaves for England for about nine months. Joe Wilson receives treatment for a broken arm at Wagen Base Hospital after a truck incident. Mrs Ward narrowly escapes serious injury from a dress fire. Prisk family aid. Services Mobile Unit tours the area recruiting. Curly Holt visits from the South Guyra band. V Nicholls starts as senior postal clerk. house needed. Ray Jenkins begins holidays. Nicholls to supervise post office. Harvey and Peg Kilminster away on business and holiday. Peggy Penfold covers pharmacy. N B Menzies appointed Justice of the Peace. Faulkner couple return from the Coast meet with axle trouble near Tenterfield. two nights in car. Mar ge Faulkner nursing in Sydney. Radiophysics man A Nder Eng Design Engineer at CSIRO home on brief vacation.
May council meeting set for 10 30 am at Guyra
The Guyra Shire Council will hold its next monthly meeting at 10 30 am on Monday May 21. Various local notices cover theatre and hall regulations, hospital updates, school holidays, and upcoming events in the New England area.
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Bundarra Family Survive Car Crash on Port Macquarie Road
A Bundarra family of five escaped serious injury when their car skidded on loose gravel and overturned 27 miles from Walcha on Port Macquarie Road. Driven by R W Buxton with his wife and three young sons, all but Mrs Buxton survived unharmed. she sustained a bruised hip and injuries to the lower body and was treated by a Watch Ambulance crew before being taken to Walcha. The car was extensively damaged.
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University group to Sindy plants near Armidals
A university group from New England University College visits Armidales to study soils, plant life, and soil erosion. Dr Beadle, a soil vegetation authority, leads the Botany Department team aided by a truck donation from Nuffield Australia. Another botany group will spend two weeks at Pearl Beach clearing breaks and maintaining the field station bequeathed by Miss Minardo Crommelin.
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Death of Walcha Timber Worker
The Coroner at Tamworth determined that Herbert Rhudolph Hayes a timber worker at Walcha died while felling a tree at Ruby Hills near Walcha on April 24. Kenneth Taxtor timber marker of North Simon testified about the work run when the fatal accident occurred.
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Tree fault blamed as limb strikes man, witness recalls
A witness described a fatal incident where a falling dead limb from a tree struck Mayes in the head after the warning that the tree was unstable. The witness noted the event occurred near a gully and involved the dead tree and its butt.
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Local Government Conference Head Visits Armidale
Rafael President of the Li ires' Association will visit Armidale on June 29 and address a gathering of representatives from state and regional bodies in England.
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Ferguson-Williams Stitcher’s Wedding at Guyra
Kathleen Patricia Williams, second daughter of Mr and Mrs EB A Williams, married Ronald Clyde Ferguson, eldest son of Mr and Mrs D. Ferguson, at St Mary of the Angels Guyra. Nuptial Mass officiated by Rev Father Hiscox. The bridal party wore Chantilly lace gowns, and the reception followed at the CWA Rooms with a three-tier wedding cake baked by the bride’s mother.
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Armidale Arms Show Society considers aero drome delegates
At a Friday meeting of the Arms Show Society a letter from the Federated Chambers of Commerce North and North-west invited two delegates for Armidale aero drome advocacy. Delegates F K W H Nott and S Cameras were appointed. The society will not exhibit at the Trades Fair though members may contribute.
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Wedding Bells for Ferguson Couple in Guyra
The wedding featured a 30 year old wedding cake and vocal performance by Me. Mut ha Mr. Phelan and 3ee Frank and Vietgiton Williams, brothers of the bride. The couple toured to Southport for a moon, bride wore a brown crepe frock with chartreuse trim. They now reside in Guyra.
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