Backing by CIA approved former owner recalls funds to Melbourne journal
The former co owner of a Melbourne radical journal, later tied to two grants totaling 20,000, recalls CIA backing as a pivotal factor in boosting the magazine from 2,000 to higher circulation. An American faction aligned with the CVA provided the money via the Congress for Cultural Freedom, with supportive notes and no questions asked.
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Melbourne
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
SM Enh
Peter Mie
Canberra
Esid
Saul Todo
Capital Fm
Fairhall on F INC final cost and Australian needs
Fairhall returned to Sydney after Europe Britain and the US where he said the ceiling price on the F INC aircraft had been reached in talks with American defence officials. Australia was still deciding on parts and servicing with six months expected to gauge final cost. He praised the aircraft noting it is sophisticated and versatile while acknowledging development work remains.
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Fairhall
Sydney
Europe
Britain
F Inc
Wwe
Australia
Ffl
United States
Alistair Murdoch
Canada
Vietnam
RAAF
Army
America
Woomera
Australia to supply military hardware for Vietnam effort
The article notes no firm proposals from Australian firms for American armed forces procurement in Vietnam. It records a call to extend business to military hardware and building materials, urging Austrian businessmen to propose competitive ideas to aid U.S. shore procurement in the Vietnam conflict.
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Vietnam
America
Australia
A Ten Year Dream Takes Shape For Canberra Church
The Greek Orthodox church in Canberra described as the ten year dream of Greek migrants will be opened in October by the Archbishop for Australia and New Zealand. Father Capps said completion would take another year with services starting in October though interior fittings remain. A 24 ton dome was placed on the roof last Saturday, and the cost was reduced from 16800 to about 80000 due to the church building committee led by Mr Tsoulias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
Father Capps
Carpis
Tsoulias
The
Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
Seoul
Japan
Malaysia
New Zenland
Philippines
South Korea
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Thailand
Minister Fairbairn tours north Canberra views Ord scheme
The Minister for National Development Mr Fairbairn, returning from a six day Northern tour, says the Ord scheme need not rely on a single product. He cites potential sorghum and cotton yields and notes farmers expect improvements as they adapt to new varieties and research at Kimberley. Nominations for the Corio by election close soon with five possible candidates including Ron Hay and Mabel Cardinal.
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Mr Fairbairn
Northern Australia
Geelong
Corio
Ron Hay
Mabel Cardinal
Indepen Ha
ALP
Ord
Gordon Scholes
DLP
Pat
Fairbairn
Bourke
Kununur Rajform Group
Air Marshal
George Jones
Japan
Mount Isa
Darwin
Melbourne
Tennant Creek
Stoneyville
Kimberley
United States
Eunutralia
Nurra
George
Hassergham
LM Secluck
U Thant
Vietnam
ASPAC
Wam
Lan Acre
Sir George
Henty
Ansett
Asian Probleme Port Industries Ltd
Wool experts visit Canberra for Australian wool study tour
Two senior wool production advisers are in Canberra as part of a study tour on Australian wool growing developments. Japanese buyers are prepared to pay up to 81. D. J. Visser and F. E. Marx are senior field officers. The officials tour Wyedein and Gollmernee, miles from Kununurra, as the South African Wool Board reviews sorghum as an alternative crop to cotton.
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Canberra
F. E. Marx
Pared
D. J. Visser
Wyedein
GoLmmernee
African Wool Board
Kununurra
Consumers to Test More Local Cars in Sydney
The Australian Consumer Association, after rating the Port Falcon and the Holden, plans further tests of popular Australian cars.
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Sydney
Australian Consumer Association
Tess
Association
H. Epstein
Fpstein
Falcon
Ford
GMH
Australian graduates urged to fund universities
Australian graduates were urged to support universities financially to supplement government funding. R N Nicholson noted American graduates who gave major gifts, urging Australian graduates to follow suit as universities expand fund-raising. NL The NRMA criticized the report on car braking while Ford welcomed it, and ANU indicated graduate fundraising could develop but is not yet in place.
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Astral Win University
Ham
Australian Federation of Unversity Grad
Mtr R
Nicholson
Mperch
Dhess
Guty
Fru
Australia
Robert Menzies
Univerity of Nsw
Melbourne University
NEMA
NRMA
W. S. Gaffney
Gaffney
Holden
Falcom
Dent
Escapees Retaken Near Port Pirie After Manhunt
Aboriginal trackers and 1 500 ANU graduates aided by Port Pirie police recaptured two prisoners who escaped from a lockup Saturday night. The men were pursued through scrub country seven miles from Port Pirie and were caught this afternoon.
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Adelaide
ANU
Convocation
Scrub Country
Rom ¢ Correnc Bers
Port Pirie
uNi
Versity Council
Academi¢S
Air
Japanese knifed in brawl on trawler near Sydney
Two Japanese fishermen on the trawler Katori Maru were stabbed during a drunken fight about 800 miles off Sydney Heads and were brought to Randwick hospital in satisfactory condition. Police investigated possible charges and noted similar trouble on the Nanrya Maru as the Katori Maru headed for Okinawa.
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Sydney
Randwick
Japan
Sydney Heads
ASPAC faces possible demise as Bangkok talks loom
Representatives of nine nations gather in Bangkok for ASPAC's second ministerial meeting amid opinion splits and enthusiasm waning. Cambodia Burma Singapore Indonesia absent or wary as Thailand pushes SEAARC, while Singapore questions proliferation of regional groups and seeks concrete action from ASA SEAMEC and SEA ARC.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Miki
ASPAC
Cambodia
Burma
Indonesia
Thailand
Ems
Southeast Asian Association For Regional Co-operation
Seaarc
Thanat Khoman
Malaysia
Philippines
Association of South-east Asia
ASA
Asian and Pacific Council
Judge cautions JPs on moralising in courts
Adelaide report notes Chief Justice Bray criticizes moralising by Justices of the Peace. He argues courts should not enforce outdated notions of behavior, urging focus on evidence and context. The speech highlights research results on cattle feeding and a broader view of individual rights in a free society.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Duey
J. J. Bray
Yester
Justices of the Peace
Bray
North West
Jps
Ingeminat
Singer Normie Rowe Hounded at Essendon Airport melee
Melbourne pop singer Normie Rowe was mobbed by more than 200 fans and reporters at Essendon Airport. A Civil Aviation security officer pulled him from behind to rescue him, Rowe swung and punched a reporter. He was later taken to Festival Hall for his concert as a mob shouted.
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Melbourne
Normie Rowe
Essendon
Department of Civil Aviation Security
Rowe
Festival Hall
Thieves Take 21000 In Hobart Strongroom Robbery
Hobart police expand airport surveillance after thieves blasted open the Richardsons Meat Industries strongroom vault with an oxyacetylene torch. About $7,000 in non negotiable cheques and $14,000 in cash were stolen from Tasmania's largest robbery to date.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Richardsons Meat Industries Ltd
Glider Pilot Killed In Millicent Crash Near Mount Gambier
A 34 year old glider pilot died when his sailplane spun at 2000 feet and crashed onto the Millicent aerodrome tarmac near Mount Gambier. The pilot’s name will be released after relatives in Germany are notified. Police guard wreckage for Civil Aviation inspection.
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Adelaide
Millicent Aerodrome
Mount Gambier
Germany
Millicent Hospital
Department of Civil Aviation
Unhurt crop-dusting pilot crashes near Casterton
A crop-dusting pilot, 29 year old R W Embury of Casterton, crash landed a badly damaged aircraft near the town on Saturday. The report notes the craft clipped a roadway and skidded along the river Thames area as authorities consider future display plans and a potential re-siting of the historic buttress near the river.
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Melbourne
Casterton
R. W. Embury
Willminster
London
Wien
Millbank
London Council
Cato
Australia
Thames
Greater London
Tenary
Mae Bank
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Sviney
Ite
Congress For Cultural Freedom
Pate
Anthony Crossland
Briteh Minwater
Hoong
Austealon
Samuel
CVA
Skeryit
Dean Thiever
Onewide
Social and
Politi
P. Hellyer
RevOeat
Australian National University
Assu
Ring
Central District
Nsw
Okinawa
Pacific
Darling Harbour Wharf
Kiyoshi Nagai
A.S.P.A.C
Gorong
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