Jenkins as politician and fine story-teller HOY JENKINS Essays and Speeches
Anthony Lester edits a Collins volume profiling Jenkins as historian biographer journalist and parliamentarian. Essays on Gaitskell Balfour Eden and more show his economic style while longer studies cover Pope Paul VI ICI Courtaulds BOAC and Kennedy Cuban missile crisis.
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Hoy Jenkins
Anthony Lester
Collins
Price
Asquith
Sirharles Dilke
The
Observer
Labour Party
Britain
Gaitskell
Balfour
Eden
Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Pope Paul VI
ICI
Courtaulds
BOAC
Kennedy
Jenkins
the Observer
Home Secretary
Peter Thorneycroft
Thorneycroft
The Rimbaud of Wales The Notebook of Dylan Thomas
Four notebooks kept by Dylan Thomas between 1930 and 1934 are published. They reveal early poems later revised for the Collected Poems and show influence from Elizabethans and Imagists. Ralph Maud’s introduction defends Thomas against critics who read sexuality into his work.
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Dylan Thomas
Ralph Maud
Price
Stg
Lockwood Memorial Library
Buffalo
Thomas
Gerard Manly Hopkins
John Clare
Beddoes
Tennyson
Flecker
D. H. Lawrence
The
Sitwells
Hassan
Listener
Chesterton
London
TV assessment fails ten years of television review
A review of TV assessment edited by Mungo MacCallum surveys a six member panel including Elizabeth Riddell Kenneth Davidson Jean Battersby and Betty Archdale. The critic argues the collection fails to satisfy, offering scattered notes on programmes production and social impact without forming a cohesive analysis.
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Mungo MacCallum
Sun Books
McCallum
Kit Denton
ABC
Elizabeth Riddell
Battersby
Betty Archdale
Carl Becker
Andrew Carnegie
Broadcasting Control Board
Australia
Britain
Davidson
Nation
Control Board
Vincent
Farming the Sea First Steps into Inner Space
Alexander McKee argues the sea is a vast untapped source of food and minerals and calls for grander efforts to exploit ocean wealth. He criticizes tank farming of sea life and urges direct exploration and management of marine resources, discounting academic work while acknowledging some counterpoints from R L Dunstone.
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Alexander McKee
Souvenir Press
McKee
R. L. Dunstone
History of Australian trade unions reviewed in depth
A survey of Sutcliffe and Williams books on Australian trade union history. Sutcliffe’s 1921 study is assessed for its method and role in arbitration evidence, while Williams’s Mit Isa narrative is analyzed for its pattern of rival unions and AWU power. Fitzgerald’s Printers account contrasts with Hagan’s earlier work, valuing broader social context and debate potential.
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Sutcliffe
G. W. Ford
Commonwealth Statistician
Workers’ Educational Association
Mit Isa
Fitzgerald
Queensland
Williams
AWU
Pastoral Workers’ Industrial Union
Council For Membership Control
Communist Party
Mt Isa
R. T. Fitzgerald
University of Melbourne
Australian Council For Educational Research
James Hagan
Melbourne T. i Society
Printing Industry Employees Union
Hagan
Blish
Itzgerald
Australia
New American Review and Goldman Novel Reviewed
A critique contrasts New American Review’s aim to revive book style magazines with Goldman’s The Thing of It Is. The review lauds New American Review for its wide range from McLuhan to Vietnam poems and stories by under-40 writers, noting Alan Friedman’s gender change tale and Barth’s meta narrative. It describes Goldman’s novel as light entertainment, tracking a songwriter and wife touring Europe where marital strain mounts, ending with a fragile sense of permanence.
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le Roi Jones
New American Library
New American Review
Earth
Black Power
Marshall McLuhan
Vietnam
John Barth
Alan Friedman
Friedman
Gunter Grass
William Stafford
Shirley Kaufman
Richard Gray
Gray
Philipsburg
Neil Compton
McLuhan
Milton Klonsky
Marx and
Sartre
William Goldman
London
Rome
Venice
Amos
Talking of Books Talking of Books EROS DENIED by Wayland
Review breezes through EROS DENIED by Wayland Young a controversial title about love in Western society. Notes Australian government readings edited by Colin Hughes and letters by Pasternak to Georgian friends as contextual set pieces. Also highlights Gandhi a Study in Revolution by Geoffrey Ashe and Radio Amateurs Handbook 1968 edition. Mentions new TOPAZ by Leon Uris a brisk novel on diplomacy following Exodus.
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Eros
Wayland Young
Gandhi
Geoffrey Ashe
Leon Uris
Exodus
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George Brown
Roy Jenkins
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Barossa Valley
BOME
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Neville Braybrooke
God
Irving
J. T. Sutcliffe
Mecmillan
ISA
C. W
Edgar) Williams
Worker Newspaper
the Printers OF
Melbourne
Pitman
Edgar Williams
Australian Workers’ Union
By Raymond O’dea
New American
New English
Michael Joseph
Harold Rosenberg
Eichmann
Australan
Colin Hughes
Bors Pasternak
Pasternak
Soviet Republic of
Georgia
David Magarshack
Radio Amateurs Handbook
Garema Place
Education & Technical
Fyshwick
Canberra
Fitzhardinge
Gardner
Denning
Capital City
Burbidge
A.C.T
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