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Asia Behind the News: R Lohia, J Waiko, R Curtain, J Girling, G Wijeyewardene

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Speaker: Renagi Lohia
Speaker: John Waiko
Speaker: Richard Curtain
Speaker: John Girling
Speaker: Gehan Wijeyewardene

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Side 1. Renagi Lohia, John Waiko, R. Curtain. Australian spying in Papua New Guinea. The three speakers respond to allegations of spying activities at the University of Papua New Guinea. Recorded: 26.10.1977 (Programme 13). -- Side 2. John Girling, G Wijeyewardene. Commentary on contemporary Thailand and the unstable political position since the October coup, including consideration of typical social institutions. Recorded: 02.11.1977 (Programme 14).

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1977

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