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The Living Daylights 1(8) 4 December 1973 University of Wollongong Research Online The Living Daylights Historical & Cultural Collections 12-4-1973 The Living Daylights 1(8) 4 December 1973 Richard Neville Editor Follow this and additional works at: https://ro.uow.edu.au/livingdaylights Recommended Citation Neville, Richard, (1973), The Living Daylights 1(8) 4 December 1973, Incorporated Newsagencies Company, Melbourne, vol.1 no.8, December 4 - 11, 28p. https://ro.uow.edu.au/livingdaylights/8 Research Online is the open access institutional repository for the University of Wollongong. For further information contact the UOW Library: [email protected] The Living Daylights 1(8) 4 December 1973 Publisher Incorporated Newsagencies Company, Melbourne, vol.1 no.8, December 4 - 11, 28p This serial is available at Research Online: https://ro.uow.edu.au/livingdaylights/8 W E A C C U S E H. HURLEY, general manager Phi - And their admen: F.E. GRACE lip Morris (Aust.) Ltd. (Brands: of Leo Burnett Pty Ltd; M.M. Marlboro, Alpine, Viscount, Al­ WALKER of Foote Cone & Belding bany, Philip Morris, Virginia Slims, Pty Ltd; R. HERTZ of Hertz Park Drive, Peter Jackson . .) Walpole Advertising Pty Ltd; H. And his admen: C.E. RICHARD­ PATON and A. ADAMSON of Noel SON, G.M. PATON and P.C. Paton Pty Ltd. BENNETT of U.S.P. Needham H. WIDDUP and J. RICKARDS Melbourne Pty Ltd; B.G. GAPES o f W.D.&H.O. Wills (Aust.) Ltd. and B. HARRIS of Compton (Brands: Ardath, Ascot, Benson& Advertising Aust. Pty Ltd; IL Hedges, Capstan, Claridge, Country HERBERT of Walker Herbert and Life, Craven A, Escort, Fiesta, Associates Pty Ltd; P& J.L. CLEM- Garrick, Garrison, Hallmark, Brad- ENGER of John Clemenger Adver­ dock, Kool, Pall Mall, Players, State tising Pty Ltd; B.A. MONAHAN Express, Temple Bar, Turf, Tartan, and P. ADAMS of Monahan, Wild Woodbine, Glendale . .) Dayman, Adams Pty Ltd; P.G. And their admen: K.H. COUS­ CLARKE and F.A. RALPH of INS of George Patterson Pty Ltd; J. Mullins Clarke & Ralph Pty Ltd. Walter Thompson Aust. Pty Ltd; S. R.F. WATSON and R.K. MAR­ RUBENSOHN and I. MILLAR of TIN o f Rothmans o f Pall Mall Hansen Rubensohn McCann Erick­ (Aust.) Pty Ltd. (Brands: Roth­ son Pty Ltd; T.B. WALLACE and mans King Size Filters, Peter D. SUTHERLAND of S.S.C. & B. Stuyvesant, Chesterfield, Cam­ Lintas. bridge, Winfield, Dunhill. .) j iliiTHE ARM Y OF THE R A R E * Richard Beckett beats up the week’s news 'OW< TO KEEP PROTESTANT ■ .]BRATS OUT OF THE RULING g g CLASSES:H Amid all the screams and jgg cries over the federal government’s The gjg educational aid program, and while politicians on both sides went through •jig: their carefully rehearsed double dis- sinister gjg solution ' comedy routine, it was jjjjjjj: learned that a catholic parent groups called the Australian Parents Council had lobbied the former Liberal- secret of gjjjjj Country party government in an effort gjgj to force state schools to charge fees to •gig pupils. Such action would have en- ijijig abled catholic schools to get even what’s igg: more money than they are about to be gijiji granted (God and the senate willing) gig: by that swinish mob o f red raggers at gijiji present in control in Canberra. Such inside gjg action would no doubt have aided in igg the training o f an Australian pope. It EMILE ZOLA’s J’Accuse, an open letter igg would also ensure that protestants to the president of France, was published jijijij: filled their proper educational places in 1898. It accused the army, the church gig and spent the rest o f their lives as car and the government of fraud over the jijijij assembly line workers and cess pit Dreyfus affair. This week the boom is :j:j:j: cleaners. Interestingly enough it ap- lowered on the tobacco industry and its ijijiji peared that not even the elitist Liberal admen. jjjjjjj party could cop this one. Popes and When the horrible Harry Gumboot jijijij paid legions will have to be slightly heard of our intentions he inveigled the jijijij: more subtle in their approach in drawing arm of Leunig, burst from the :j:j:j: future. confines of his column and in his usual vile manner saw the subject of smoking as a launching pad for a rave about the state he last of the great of the nation and the cosmic all. T DECISIONMAKERS: Letting And what else do we have this week? igig the entire education uproar pass him Saturday, a confused voting public, under gig: by, the leader o f the federal Country threat o f a $10 fine, takes itself to the jijijij: party, Mr Doug Anthony, whose polling booth to write YES YES, NO NO, jijijij: statesman like quality and flashes of YES NO or NO YES. Sifting through the :jg:j:j quiet brilliance are no doubt a tribute babble and cant of our leaders we discuss ijijijij of sorts to his education, at one of E MISSED THE BLOODY IPING THE SMILE OFF ONE’S the issue in a special referendum spread gijiji* Australia’s most exclusive establish- POET BUT WE GOT THE FACE: Half-happy thoughts on pages 22 and 23. ijgg ments, the Kings school, Parramatta, W W gig: cleared the hay out o f his mouth DRUMMER: Fiftysix year old Buddy about the new Greek regime quickly And then there’s senator Lionel Mur­ jijijij: and said the party’s name would be Rich, one o f the world’s leading jazz disappeared after it was learned that phy’s pride and joy — the bill of rights, jijijij: changed. The new name would be the drummers, was arrested at Wrest Point one o f the most powerful generals who soon to be tabled in the house of reps. gig: National Country Party o f Australia, casino in Tasmania where he was took part in the coup was none other Sydney barrister Dean Letcher (p.7) puts gjg “ It is a good name. It is strong and it performing and charged by drug squad than our old friend colonel Dimitrius the act under the lawyer’s microscope to ijigi reinforces the word ‘country’ to mean detectives for being in possession of Ioannides, commander of the Greek find if we have any rights at all or igig Australia as a whole,” he said. He then marijuana. They also hit his secretary military police which is noted and whether it’s just another useless piece of ijijijij sat back and waited for the applause Michael Deocco, for being in posses­ admired by courageous police forces paper. igig which, strangely enough, never came. sion o f LSD. That will teach foreign throughout the world for his particu­ Last week our centre spread paid bastards how to behave in this larly brutal methods of obtaining homage to undeveloped Australia. This * * * country. voluntary statements. The only bright week Syd Shelton took his camera to I f D ISS OFF WHITEY: Papua New note is that the regime doesnt like the Sydney’s inner suburbs and photographed ijijiji MT Guinea last sunday became the United States much. the people and streets of Newtown. He ijijiji world’s newest self-governing country. :g:g Due to a three day ban on the sale of UT WE CAN’T CATCH THOSE will follow up in a later issue with a DAMNED FIJIANS: Relaxation ONTINUING INDICATIONS gg: coverage of trendy Double Bay. ijigij booze, it achieved this status with B g g almost total restraint and a lack of o f immigration laws has created an CTHAT THE UNITED STATES jig? While the communards of Nimbin igjg bloodshed, which managed to enrage underground black market in Fijian IS GOING DOWN THE DRAIN: jjgg disagree over the venture, people in the g:g: about a thousand and one expense servants in the homes o f the idle rich. Albert De Salvo, more generally gig: cities are getting together and setting up gig: account journalists sent there at great Italian migrants will no doubt be glad known as the Boston Strangler, has jijijij: their own small villages close to the big jijijij: cost to witness a revenge bloodbath, to learn that because of this they have been found stabbed to death in his jijijij smoke, to use technology while the automatically risen one rung up the prison cell and Californian governor jjjjjjj sun shines. Such an experiment is being jijijij: While they waited hopefully for ijijijij another Congo, the people o f Papua kicking ladder. Ronald Reagan has been sent to ijijiji carried out near Melbourne where several ijijijij New Guinea, to use the words o f chief Australia on an American export gjg families are working in with architecture gig minister Michael Somare, went about drive. igg students in building a commune. Ross ggg life much as before. “ Some will fish, he loca l blacks are too MacPherson reports (p. 6). gjiji others will build roads, a few will SICK ANYWAY: The Common­ T eware, your sins shall gig Nepotism is an hereditary disease. Jill gjiji catch up on office work during the wealth Commission of Inquiry into FIND YOU OUT: In a bio- jgji; Neville (p.9) gives an account of how she gig weekend.” Try selling that to Paris Poverty in Australia has been told by B was burned by her solicitor, how she graphy of prime minister Gough gjjjj g:j:j Match for $1000. the Australian Council for Social Whitlam, author journalist Laurie :gg stewed over it and finally got her own Service that aboriginal health services back.
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