Year in Review Exit 66 Highlights 1966 Events
ABC TV airs Exit '66 recounting a year of major events in Australia and abroad. Highlights include Menzies retirement the move to decimal currency Johnson's historic visit to Australia Vietnam stakes Lucy Baines Johnson's wedding controversial assassinations and other headlines from 1966 with archival footage and commentary.
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Australia
Sir Robert Menzies
Johnson
Reater
Inietnam
Tun Lim Yew Hock
Yevlushenko
Mao ‘Tse-tung
ABC
News Department
James Dibble
Salvation Army
Melbourne
Lucy Baines Johnson
Chicago
Arthur Calwell
Prince Charles
Timbertop
Moscow
Looking to ’67 ABC special foresees world events
A Weekend Magazine special edition titled Looking to ’67 airs Sunday January 1 at 7 10 pm. Eight ABC staff reporters in London New York Saigon New Delhi Tokyo Jakarta and Singapore forecast events and trends for the coming year based on their 1966 coverage.
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ABC
Weekend Magazine
Abc-Tv
London
New York
Saigon
New Delhi
Tokyo
Djakarta
Singapore
ABC National News
Peter Barnett
North American
United Nations
Washington
Muggeridge questions young MRA participants on morality
Malcolm Muggeridge interviews eight exponents of Moral Re-Armament in a TV series segment titled Moral Re-Armers. He challenges their philosophy, questioning materialism and Christian basis while the group defends their views and explains their stance during the studio discussion.
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Malcolm Muggeridge
Muggeridge
MRA
Mupgeridge
Prisoner of His Emotions Leads to a Royal Punch
Anthony Newlands stars as Billy Church a newspaper editor and central figure in this week’s Love Toy on ABC TV Friday December 30 at 9 20 pm. He confronts the man he suspects is his rival and learns the rival is someone close to him as the marriage collapses. Paddy his wife is played by Chip Coveney and Caroline Newman appears as his friend Kate a reporter on the paper.
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Billy
Boy) Church
Anthony Newlands
Abc-Tv
Bill Church
Ednor
Bill
Ned
Paddy
Chip Coveney
Caroline Newman
Kate
Programme changes and starting times notices
The Canberra Times notes that programme changes and starting times are the responsibility of the stations concerned. When and how these are notified, they appear in correct order at the time of going to press on the day concerned.
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Canberra Times
Giant cannon stars in feature film
The Spanish revolution against Napoleon in 1810 frames The Pride and the Passion. A British captain is tasked to secure a massive Spanish cannon with guerrilla aid and romance with Juana, as Miguel and rebels strive to retake Avila. The cast includes Frank Sinatra and Sophia Loren.
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Giant Cannon
CTC-7
Spain
Cary Sanc
Anthony Trumbull
Miguel
Frank Sinatra
Trumbull
Avila
Films of the Week Listings and Showtimes
The schedule lists daily screenings with start times and film titles. Notable entries include A Tap on the Shoulder A Star is Thursday Pit of Darkness Along Came Jones Jowers Hill Cottage to Let 1 Pride and the Passion Picnic Richard Whittington Esquire Dame Yankees with various 3 and 7 pm slots across the week.
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Jones
Jowers Hill
Richard Whittington Esquire
Dame Yankees
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