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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 25, 1973

Page

10

Young playwright Roger Pulvers in Australia praises theatre exchange

American born dramatist Roger Pulvers, 29, with an extraordinary academic record, has lived in Japan and Europe, taught in Kyoto, translated Polish and Japanese works, and now lectures at ANU. He praises La Mama and Pram Factory in Melbourne, urges stronger Australia Japan art exchanges, and films from the 1930s as exemplary.

R Roger Pulvers Lar Pik University of California Los Angeles Harvard Woodrow Wilson Indiana University Ussr Warsaw University Poland Sorbonne Paris Japan Kyoto Sangyo University Kyoto School of Asian Studies ANU Australia Witkiewice Australian Council For the Arts Totem Theatre Adjbe Springs Pram Factory Melbourne

Diplomatic Diary From Canberra To Wagga Wagga Dinner Guests

Ambassador Dr H Voight and Mrs Voight travel from Canberra to Wagga Wagga for official duties. The Indonesian ambassador’s wife attended a committee meeting at the International Hotel. Mr and Mrs Tasning plan open house after the Muslim month of fasting ends, while other diplomats attend a private event at the Royal Canberra Golf Club.

Federal Republic of Germany Dr H. Voight Mra Voight Wagga Wagga Wisi Mee Her Tasning Aris Noi International

Diwali the Hindu Festival of Lights Observed Worldwide

The text describes Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, noting its significance in the Hindu calendar, customs such as oil lamps, rangoli designs, new clothes, and sharing sweets, along with prayers to Lakshmi and the start of the new commercial year. It mentions celebrations from Nepal to Cape Cororin and includes a recipe for Sandesh with milk curds and sugar.

Edin Nepal Cape Cororin

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