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Salient: Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 28, No. 10. 1965.

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Professor Sinclair, of the History department of the University of Auckland. He was opposed to the Government's action in sending troops to Vietnam.—Chris Black photo.

Professor Sinclair, of the History department of the University of Auckland. He was opposed to the Government's action in sending troops to Vietnam.—Chris Black photo.

Salient Reporter

A Minor controversy developed at the Vietnam teach-in when a Sunday newspaper suggested a cabinet minister had tried to influence speakers at the teach-in.

On the morning of the teach-in a story in the Sunday News told how Professor Sinclair of Auckland University, had been telephoned by Mr. Shand and asked what he intended speaking about.

A few hours later Mr. Shand was interviewed by a Salient reporter.

Mr. Shand said he had rung about a dozen people to find out what they intended speaking about at the teach-in. His purpose in doing this was to offer them any information or Government documents they may want.