ASPAC Ministers Meet in Canberra Face For and Against
The third ASPAC ministerial gathering opens in Canberra with delegates from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Thailand, South Vietnam, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand and Laos observer. The closed talks aim to ease regional tensions, boost cooperation, and discuss political and economic issues including Sabah, poverty, and regional solidarity.
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Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
Canberra
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Philippines
Thailand
South Vietnam
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Laos
Asia
Indonesia
Singapore
Burma
Cambodia
Sabah
Trudeau’s bright young team builds a Liberal majority cabinet
Canada’s Liberals hold 154 seats with a solid majority and a notably young cabinet led by Prime Minister Trudeau. The lineup emphasizes regional balance, with 22 ministers under 50 and eight newcomers, many labeled progressives. The new team aims to push a Just Society agenda and a broad reform program in the coming years.
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Canada
Trusdeat
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
New Democratic Party
Ralliement Des Creditistes
John Diefenbaker
Lester Pearson
Hin
French Canada
Quebec
Pearson
Lindeau
Trudent
Uly
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Maden
Mitchell Sharp
Loranto
State For External Affairs
Sharp
Mel Trudeau
China
North Atlantic Treaty
Dean Marchand
Montreal
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Marchand
Privy Council
Systen
John Turner
Ottawa
Turner
Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Liberal
Jean-Luc Pepin
Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce
Pepin
Eric Kierans
Monreal
Provident of the
Himelf
Truedegu
Mc Pearson
Truedean
Iraq Crisis, Kurdish Revolt, and Oil Talks Revisit
The piece surveys Iraqs post 1958 turmoil focusing on Kurdish insurgency led by Mustafa Barzani, ongoing oil concession tensions with IPC and French interests, and stalled land reform begun in 1958. It traces failures of successive regimes, highlights internal strife, and notes regional implications for Arab politics and governance.
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Egypt
Abdel Salam Arif
Kassem
Uni
Abdul Rahnin
Iraq
Iraq Petoleum Company
IPC
Willy
Ipcs
Theie
Israel
Asia
Jordan
Governor General and Lady Casey Return to Canberra
The Governor General Lord Casey and Lady Casey arrived back at Government House Canberra from Melbourne yesterday afternoon. Later the Governor General held a meeting with Me CL Howitt Secretary of the Prime Minister's Department.
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Lady Casey
Government House
Canberra
Melbourne
Howitt
Prime Miniser's
Letters To The Editor From Sabah Voices Urge Peace
An anguished letter from Red Hill recalls Sabah wartime suffering and honors diverse communities the Dusuns Malays Chinese and Eurasians. It appeals to Malaysia and the Philippines leaders to resolve the Sabah dispute and protect children and survivors while noting wartime cruelty and resilience.
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Sabu
Malaysia
Philippines
HMA
Bomeo
Kuching
Sabah
Sewelion
Koray
Sandakan
Johnny Ponk
Hiv
Australia
Captainy Mathews GC_ John
Simmangary
Mill Hill Society
Abu
Tunku
Marois
Larry
el Fen
Mornes
Henderson Red Hill
Diploma courses and public concerns about advanced education
Letters to the editor discuss diploma courses and the Colleges of Advanced Education. They raise concerns about access, governance, and public knowledge of the programs offered. The writer argues for transparency in awards and admissions and defends diploma holders against criticism while urging responsible commentary.
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Canbella
Innughis
Lake Upper
Homme
Maley
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