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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 12, 1966

Page

2

Private Eye Libel Verdict Won't End Satire Yet

Alan Fitzgerald reviews the Private Eye libel ruling and argues satire persists despite damages. He notes publishers resisted distribution, praises the magazine's topical lampooning of politicians, and contrasts its edge with broader media conformity. The piece defends the role of irreverent satire in a climate of PR and censorship.

Lord Russell Liverpool Private Eye Hilt I T Macmillan Alec Douglas - Home Smith Pipsyivarium Corporation Eve Penguin Harold Wilson

The character of the Man of Destiny DE GAULLE a Political Biography

Werth portrays Charles de Gaulle as a leader shaped by hardship and self reliance. He charts how Gaullist character forged authority from obscurity, through the 1940 crisis to the 1958 Algerian breakthrough, framing de Gaulle as savior of the Republic and a force reshaping postwar independence for France and Europe.

DE Gaulle Alexander Werth Penguin Patrentiny Romin Werth de Gaudle Man of France North Africa Churchill Roosevelt Hitler Dakar Syria Normandy Ne Gaulle French Equatorial Africa Decaine Oso Bitte Francois Mauriac RPE Bonaparte Boulanger Clemenceau Poincare Doumergue Andre Malraux de Gaille RPP Algiers Ule Gaulle Algeria Francee Worth 16 Fifth Republic Ve Cavulle Pompidou Debre USA Ussr Europe Third World Hut

New paper backs Pelican painting in England 1500 1880

Book notices review Pelican painting in England 1500 1880 by David Piper with price 120 shillings and 12 pence. Also lists 460 A History of English Architecture by Kidson Murray and Thompson priced 19 shillings 6 pence. Penguin Classics items include The Satyricon and the Fragments and Peer Gynt.

England David Piper National Portrait Gallery Peter Kidson Peter Murray Paul Thompson Oee Penguin Petronius Encolpius Ibsen

The Cats of Venice by Hal Porter review in Sydney

Hal Porter’s new short stories, The Cats of Venice, mix vivid, often cruel portraits of ordinary Australians with a sharp comic wit. The reviewer compares Porter to White and Nabokov, praising superbly clever etchings yet noting occasional overreach. highlights include Say to me Ronald and The Watcher on the Cast-iron Balcony while admiring Porter’s honesty, memory, and distinctive prose style.

Mr Wilson Mr Porter Patrick White Sarsapar- Wa Burt Australis RSL CWA Hal Porter Barry Humphries Venice Simone de Beauvoir Mary McCarthy Hal Porter Gretel Nabokov Dylan Thomas Wainewriaht Hobart Town Pert Jimp OED Ronald Singapore Porterese Kangaroo Valley Lord Leighton Drongo Overseas Visitors’ Club Little Old Lacy Brewer

Sea stories for children and sea rescue tales review

A child friendly criticism of six sea story titles for ages ten to thirteen from Auight Siensee Lambert Gilding and others. Highlights include Captain Cook and Henry Hudson adventures with strong illustrations and an emphasis on danger courage and seamanship while noting missing topics like Henry Broggs.

Captain Cook Frank Auight Wax Parrish Eric Siensee Angus — and Robertson Richard Lambert Macmillan Laurence Gilding Frederick Warne Henry Hudson China Nan Bounty Bligh Jav Rosenthal Australia Henry Broggs

Cult of 007 Book Review and Bond Souvenir Market

John Lleonart’s The Book of Bond by Bill Tater reviews the fading Bond myth as Amis and other critics weigh in. Bill Tanner sells Bond souvenirs aimed at day dreamers seeking indulgences of 007 without danger, with gimmickry that would amuse Bond himself.

Bond Bill Tater Farnealun Cape Kingsley Amis Bill Tanner Tanner 007

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