Colombo Plan trainees in Britain among Southeast Asia delegates
Around 230 Southeast Asia trainees are completing studies in Britain with 48 more due soon under the Colombo Plan Technical Cooperation Scheme. A London reception hosted by the British Council highlighted nurses, engineers, civil servants and other professionals from Thailand, Burma, the Philippines, Pakistan, Ceylon, India, and Nepal.
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State Bill Will Legalise Corneal Grafts
A Sydney report discusses a state bill to legalise corneal graft procedures. The piece mentions medical groups and university involvement, noting debates over regulatory approval and patient access.
Mrs Roosevelt Plans Visit to Russia in May
Fragments indicate Mrs Mlewnor will visit Mancow in May to write for a magazine amid tensions with the Baviet Union and the State Department. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Democracies must help Japan to democracy report
An international discussion argues that democratic nations should assist Japan’s transition to democracy and economic stability. It notes Japan's industrial capacity, need for living standards improvements, and calls for international cooperation to restore East Asian stability and growth.
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Labour Offered Too Much Pie In The Sky
A Canberra based report argues Labour promised pie in the sky to win the general election. It claims Conservatives will hold office for three more years as the public focus shifts from overseas tensions to domestic promises and party aims.
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Red China Trade Mission To London
London. Communist China has accepted an invitation from British businessmen to send a delegation to London to discuss expanding trade between the two countries. After the mission visits Britain a group of British traders will go to Peking. No dates were given for the visit.
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Propaganda clash looms as Indo-China talks resume in Paris
Western delegates at the Indo China Conference expect Communist efforts to sway the French National Assembly. The Indo China debate resumes in Paris with Prime Minister Georges Bidault seeking to present cease fire progress and peace efforts, while Molotov and Communist allies plan to influence public opinion at Geneva and in the assembly.
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Legislation on Military Rifles to be Appealed
The Premier stated today that amending legislation is pending which would allow bona fide landholders to possess military rifles with restrictions to prevent detraction from postal services.
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