Laos Bombing Debate at 1961-63 Congress
Professor Usha Mahajani of Central Washington College spoke at the 28th International Congress of Orientalists in Canberra about the US bombing of Laos. She argued the bombing forced refugees into camps and highlighted Kennedy’s cautious yet persistent intervention stance amid Cold War tensions with the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos and broader Southeast Asia policy debates.
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Central Washington College
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International Congress of Orientalists
Canberra
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America
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South-east Asia
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Kennedy
Pathet Law
Posal
Thailand
Mahajani
Bay of Pathet
Cuba
Medy
Panhandle
Ahajani
Congress
Department of International Relations
Australian National University
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ho Chi
Pentagon
Pentagon Minh Trail
State Department
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Vietnam
Cambodia
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A. Mahajani
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Asia
Russia
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China
NOTHING SURPRISING IN CHINA'S LEADERSHIP OF EAST ASIA
A historical note on China’s leadership in East Asia cites C P FitzGerald of Melbourne arguing a large literate administration and strong central power were needed to govern a vast Chinese kingdom. He notes ancient dykes stretching hundreds of miles across plains to hills and Tibetan ridges managed by a centralized state to mobilize labor for large-scale works.
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East Asia
R. de Crespigny
Australian National University
West
Anole Co
C. P. FitzGerald
Fitztheak
Gerald
Taiwan
Difficult Two Party Prospects In Indonesia 1971 Election
Mr Stuart Graham of the Commonwealth Parliament's research service told Congress that restrictions on ideological conflict in Indonesia's 1971 campaign would limit major issues at stake. He outlined moves toward a two party system, the role of the Murba group, and how the 61 day campaign limited ideological clashes while military influence loomed over the process and party lineups.
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Stuart Graham
Congress
Ape
Socialist Party
PSI
Murba
Aramme
Murbal
Suharto
Graham
Anl
Govest
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Wranam
Parta
PNI
IPKI
Gener
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Partai Katolikrumtion
Parkindo
Awa
Eal
Yjr
Injorder
Baerence Qohiss
Offormance
Attendance dwindles at CASAN inaugural meeting
The first CASAN gathering in Australia and New Zealand drew about 100 attendees from a 1200 strong Congress, with observers from the Vietnamese Embassy and a US Information Service officer. Speakers criticized US and South Vietnamese intervention, discussed Cambodia, and pondered Indochina futures as the crowd later dwindled to about 90.
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CASAN
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
US Information Service
Toko
DD. Wilmott
British Columbia
Canada
Peter McCauley
As- Australian National Universe Press
Mem
Mart Bers
Congress of Orientalists
Tach
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Chesneaux
America
Indochina
McDougall
Vietnam
Indian MP calls big powers to quit Indian Ocean
Indian Parliament member Professor Hasan urged removing the United States Britain and Russia from the Indian Ocean to avoid Cold War confrontations. He opposed Britain's arms sale to South Africa and dismissed Canberra Times allegations about delegates' dissatisfaction, praising Australian reception.
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America
Russia
Britain
Indian Ocean
Nural Hasan
Australia
Hasan
Aligarh Moslem University
Canberra
He Congress
House of States
United States
South Africa
Rerish
Singapore
Heath
United Kingdom
United Nations General Assembly
Archbishop Catill to Concelebrate Mass at Canberra Congress
The Most Reverend T. Catill, Archbishop of Canberra Goulburn, will concelebrate Mass with Catholic priests attending the Congress at the University. The service is tomorrow at 10.30 am in John XXIIII Chapel, followed by a reception at Ursula College for priests and delegates, hosted by the Newman Graduates Association of Canberra. Delegates include many priests who are Oriental scholars.
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Goulburn
T. ¥. Catill
Australian National University
John Xxiiii Chapel
Ursula College
Newman Graduates Association of
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