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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 04, 1966

Page

2

Liquidate north to end war says lecturer Dr Knopfelmacher

Dr Knopfelmacher, senior University of Melbourne psychology lecturer, argued during Orientation Week at Australian National University that the Sino Soviet split could threaten Communist unity. He warned that American and Chinese maneuvers might prevent a break in communism, urging Australia to remain vigilant and prepared.

Knopfelmacher University of Melbourne Australian National University Vietnam Mes Laon Cambodia South Siady Knapfelmacher United ‘States United ‘Staten Daa Blo Ig Irving Australia Iil Asia Austra Pacific Pdarg Vietnan Munigm Sania Drv Knopfermacher Torah Tom Hess Rusia China de Riugtieinnasver Krushchev Soviet Union Koopfermacher

Millionaire Benny Rubin Sails Home After Europe Tour

Sydney reports Benny Rubin four year old millionaire returns from Europe with a disputed inheritance claim. His mother Mrs Jolie De Wahl Rubin accompanied him aboard the Galileo liner after a private European journey with relatives. They plan to settle in Sydney then Brisbane for a quiet family life.

Sydney Australia Benny” Rubin Europe Benny Isavold Bernard Christopher Te de Wahl Rubin Queensland Harele Ruion Renny Rubin Mes Jolie de Wahl Switzerhand Renn Goto Scots College Sevier Brisbane

Voyage to the last of its kind Endeavour replica voyage planned for 1968-70

London reports Captain Alan Villiers says the Endeavour replica voyage from England to Australia will be the last of its kind. The project aims to mark Captain Cook’s 200th anniversary with a 200 foot square-rigged ship, crew around 30, funds near 600000 pounds, and readiness to sail after government regulatory adjustments.

London Ngland Australia Alan Villiers Villiers Eastern Austratia Caplan Cook Fenslers

Holidays Offered to US Troops by Surf Paradise Group

Surf Paradise Progress Association president Renard Plyey said no weeklong lodging would be provided for American soldiers while Australian soldiers receive accommodations. He insisted the gesture seeks to boost appreciation for America's Vietnam effort and is not meant to replace Australian support.

Surfers Paradise Vietnam Surfery Paradise

Sydney MP defends statement amid criticism in press

Federal MP Dr M G Mackay of Evans responds to Canberra magazine and Sydney press criticism over a recent article about youth targets. He argues the piece distorted facts and noted ministerial officials would review the matter to ensure proper action. The Attorney General and other officials discussed the matter, with parliament set to consider further steps.

Sydney Evans MG Mackay Esterday Canberra Magszine Dobson Mackay Fentary Pac Atlarne Dr Machin Tienersluel

Thai Prime Minister in Manila Goodwill Visit

Thai Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanet Ki tiba Shomm arrived in Manila from Australia for a goodwill visit with Foreign Minister Kapman. Bangkok could use Manila as a neutral site for talks among Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines, as President Sukarno proposed. Khoman said Thailand aims to be helpful to neighbors and friends.

Manila ANP Reuter Thane Kittba- Shomm Australa Kapman Jim Thailand Indonesia Bangkok Sukarno Khoman

FLEECED BY DECIMALS IN AUSTRALIA CRITIC

Cricketer John Clarke reports from Australia that decimal currency changed daily life, with prices and fares seen as overcharged. He recalls a taxi ride in Sydney where the driver jokes about meters being adjusted for decimals as the nation faced the shift.

London John Clarke Australia Evening Standard

Arrest threat against Japanese boat near New Zealand coast

Auckland reported a New Zealand official warning that the next Japanese fishing vessel found inside the 12 mile limit would be arrested. A fisheries minister and law officers discussed potential direct action, with authorities saying such steps would be within the law if enforced against intruding trawlers.

Auckland New Zealand Jennings Bain Dory Inga Scott

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Sgramental Salen Fyshwick SRA Dr Knopfelmacher Troy Gitlin Department of Supply Vulcan Young Pyae Young’s J. B. Young's S. Young Villiers Sul Cook York & Shire Day Ann Anthony Ta Italia Alid
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