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... newspaper barons , and I have not always come out on top . My predecessor as Labor leader , Dr Evatt , always seemed to be keen to live on good terms with the newspapers , but I never thought it possible . So I worked on the principle ...
... newspaper barons , and I have not always come out on top . My predecessor as Labor leader , Dr Evatt , always seemed to be keen to live on good terms with the newspapers , but I never thought it possible . So I worked on the principle ...
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... newspapers off the streets , because I believed that the stories they wanted to publish would endanger the lives of ... newspapers ' and I said : ' Well , we will seize them . ' I made that decision at three o'clock in the morning ...
... newspapers off the streets , because I believed that the stories they wanted to publish would endanger the lives of ... newspapers ' and I said : ' Well , we will seize them . ' I made that decision at three o'clock in the morning ...
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... newspapers . That afternoon , Evatt said to me : ' Why didn't you ring me earlier ? ' I replied : ' Because you would have tried to prevent me seizing the newspapers . ' The then New South Wales police commissioner , Mr William MacKay ...
... newspapers . That afternoon , Evatt said to me : ' Why didn't you ring me earlier ? ' I replied : ' Because you would have tried to prevent me seizing the newspapers . ' The then New South Wales police commissioner , Mr William MacKay ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Living dangerously as a politician | 3 |
My American background | 10 |
Copyright | |
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