Tariff talks and press coverage spark trade debate abroad
The article reports on tariff discussions involving Commonwealth policy, interviews with officials in Australia and the United States, and media reactions. It notes shifts in customs schedules, cancelled shipments, and public sentiment, with references to a Washington Times correspondent and Japanese residents in British Columbia amid Pacific Coast tensions.
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