Rhodesia summit clash tests British policy stance
The Canberra Times notes Sir Robert Menzies opposing a Rhodesia conference as Lagos prepares a ministerial summit. It discusses Britain’s likely posture, hints at Wilson and Smith positions, and warns Rhodesia faces continued sanctions amid petrol and unemployment strains while implying a careening path toward a pragmatic Commonwealth solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Revert Menzies
Tte
Rhodesia
Brita
Wilon
Melbourne
Australia
Wilson
Rhodes
Africa
Britain
Lintali
Swisbury
Rhisdenian Knvnes
Hulce
Lagos
Smith
New South Wales Pay Rise Debate and Pope Paul VI Visit
A NSW pay rise debate centers on MLAs and the Premier with an inquiry led by H Matthews into salaries amid drought and stock losses. The piece also covers Pope Paul VI's potential travels, noting a possible 1966 visit to Poland to mark Christianity’s millennium, with Poland’s spiritual and political significance highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Askin Ant
Paul
Poland and the Popes Visit Amid Cold War Tensions
The article surveys Poland under Communist rule, noting increasing state pressure on the Catholic Church since Pope John and the Vatican’s evolving dialogue. It discusses Pope Paul's approach to spiritual sovereignty, aims of Pacem in Terris, and the potential impact of a papal visit to Poland on East-West relations, church-state ties, and Christian Marxist dialogue.
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Paul
New York
United Nations
Pope Paul Hs
Ix Mit
Brian
Pope Paul V
John
Poland
Pope John
Vatican
Terese
Iroute
Wyssonshie
Europe
Staviet
Pope Paul
Marsis
Pacem In
Terris
Western
Eurrope
Semiaines de la Pemree
Marx- Ite
Paris
Lyons
Catholic Semaine Des Intellectuels
Tink
Silzhure
Siat
Marsist
Asteay
Larson Aluy
Australia
Saul Austral
Westeen
Mintatq
Disconnected Fragments Blur a Traveler’s Tale of Istanbul
A reader recounts a stay at Trabzon Palace hotel in Istanbul during martial law era. The narrative blends literary references with travel impressions and a shy espionage encounter involving a Turkish hotel owner and hidden negatives. The piece hints at cultural clash and self styled exoticism through vivid, if scattered, scenes.
Letters Lo Tre Editor- Sir Minch praise and immigration notes
A fragmented letter to the editor discusses immigration gains in 1901 and 1980, figures cited by Governor General and Australian government plans. The writer critiques Canberra and national capital development, urging large scale immigration, decentralization, and broader regional growth across Australia.
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Geert
Gris Roment
Australia
SDN Rmigraning
Ernst Ae Heshany
Harington
Canberra
Ihif
Toca
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Rusoia
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Berlin
Moscow
Committee of National Liberation
Moter
Actansia Adane
Seafon
Id Dent Roosevelt
Stan Churchill
Fir
Nat
Tiler
Marsia
Ieo
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Stalin
Roosevelt
Ecumenical Council
Pope
Cardinal Wyszynski
Aus
TATA
Polane
Pleseer
Pearl S. Buck
Edna Ferber
Ing For
Gatsby
Geoffrey Fi Min
Scobie
Clyde Grifiths
Catherine Barkley
Dr Aziz Et al 6
Uam Br
Scienee le
Alan Fitzgerald
Ueimtles
Chamber of Commerce
Aziz
ANU
Holy Name Society
Trabzon Palace
Istanbul
Ali
Diker
Nana
Lo Tre Editor
Snowy River
Raedhidgee
Murray River
Victorias
Darling Dawn Dawson Valley
Burdekin River
Queenshand
South Australia
Kimberley
Norte West
Western Australia
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Australis
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Srendig
M Srey Ayn
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Warwick Ny
Ania
Michael Lape
Rangende
Daria
Southert
Tablelands
Guldiron
Molly Reid
Gundarey
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