Clients, allies, fire brigades The Great South-Asian War, Part II
Tribune · Wednesday 9 December 1970 · page 6
The first part appeared last week, in this section Klare examines three aspects of the US military policy perspective in South Asia: the establishment of client regimes, the Anglo-Saxon alliance, and the formation of a counter-insurgency "fire brigade" by the US itself…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →In the Family While Corrine Thompson travels the world as Dusty Springfield's personal hairdresser, the home fires are being kept burning at Corrine's, in the Bay Village, Double Bay, by at least one H member of the family, her sister, Sharman (left)
Now · Wednesday 16 December 1970 · page 3
In a highly specialised profession, Sharman is a pure specialist. Streaking is her; thing, and clients have come from as far afield as Melbourne and Adelaide to have their hair streaked by Sharman. Twenty-one-year-old, Sharman has been at Corrine's since the salon opened two years ago,…
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