Lord Elworthy interviewed
Lord Elworthy, of South Canterbury, used to have the private address, “Norman Tower, Windsor Castle.” He has received the highest Commonwealth honour from the Queen, crowning a series of decorations and honours. Phillip Melchior went to South Canterbury to interview Lord Elworthy — a New Zealander who came home —
for “Close-Up,” screening on One at 8.30 tonight. Violent crime involving firearms is increasing in New Zealand. Should our police force be armed to cope with it? “Close-Up” visited San Bernadino, a typical Californian city where both police and population are heavily armed, to see if their experience has
any lessons for New Zealand. Workers in the Mercedes Benz company in West Germany have been sending cash donations to assist unemployed car workers in Detroit. A “60 Minutes” documentary looks at the success of the Mercedes company — a star in the West.
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