Activist to visit
The nuclear arms race is the greatest threat _to world survival, according to a “non-violent activist” who will, visit Christchurch from April 9 to 17. Mr Jim Albertini, who has worked as the coordinator of the Catholic Action of Hawaii-Peace Project for the last 10 years, has been jailed several times for His convictions.
Mr Albertini will give public lectures during his visit to Christchurch, which has been organised by the National Catholic Commission for Evangelisation, Justice, and Development
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Press, 29 March 1980, Page 11
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