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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 02, 1966

Page

13

Argentine professors beaten as police enter Buenos Aires university

The New York Times telegraph reported that police entered the University of Buenos Aires as at least 119 staff and students were detained after the military regime seized power. Professor Warren Ambrose and others described being forced to run a gauntlet between lines of officers and beaten as authorities declared a purge of teaching staff. The move followed the decree ordering rectors and deans to pledge loyalty to the regime, with authorities seeking to suppress dissent amid a nationwide crackdown.

New York Times Rew Service Profésor Warren Ambrose Univer SH Cldasronm

End of British Colonial Office Rule Signals Imperial Change

London reports the British Colonial Office is absorbed into the Commonwealth Secretary and a remaining Colonial Secretary role may linger. About 30 white glove governors still govern distant colonies as independence nears for many Caribbean territories. Gibraltar and Hong Kong pose ongoing international issues amid the shift.

Coronnial Commonwealth Bottomley Lee Ranutoland Barbados Swainland Mauritine British Honduras Nde Gibraltar Hong Kong

World Court row swirls over South West Africa case

The Commonwealth correspondent to the Observer reports tension at the World Court as Sir Zafrulla Zafrulla's withdrawal from a South West Africa case is linked to a possible shift in the final verdict. Messages between Sir Zafrulla and Sir Percy suggest disagreements that could affect next Hague session deliberations.

Commonwealth Observer International Cour South-West Africa Zafvulla Zafrulin Red Eithdrawin South Africa Sir Percy Noid Sir Zatrauiss Percy Sir Zatralla World Court Hague

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