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CONFIDENTIAL
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Record of a meeting between the Foreign and Commonwealth
Secretary and the members of the Executive and Legislative
Councils, Hong Kong at 11.20a.m. on Sunday, 19 April, 1970
Present:
The Rt. Hon. Michael Stewart, M.P.
Sir Denis Greenhill
Mr. James Wellbeloved
Mr. James Murray
Mr. J.A.N. Graham
The Hon. Sir Albert Rodrigues The Hon. Sir Cho-yiu Kwan
The Hon. J.D. Clague
The Hon. Fung Ping-fan
The Hon. S.S. Gordon
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The Hon. Y.K. Kan,
The Hon. J.A.H. Saunders The Hon. Tang Ping-yuan
The Hon. Fung Hon-chu
The Hon. Tse Yu-chuen
The Hon. K.A. Watson
The Hon. Woo Pak-chuen
The Hon. Szeto Wai
The Hon. Wilfred Wong Sien-bing
The Hon. Mrs. Ellen Li Shu-piu
The Hon. Wilson T.S. Wang
The Hon. H.J.C. Browne
Dr. The Hon. Chung Sze-yuen The Hon. M.A.R. Herries The Hon. Lee Quo-wei
Kai Tak
19.
Invited by Mr. Stewart to put forward any other points, Mr. Gordon
said that Hong Kong felt a bit aggrieved over Kai Tak, especially
because the U.K. controlled the landing rights. Mr. Stewart said that
the U.K. had to watch very carefully any investment' abroad and though
our economy had, made progress, we were not yet able to relax.
Nevertheless he did not rule out a contribution and the matter would be
looked at again next year. Mr. Herries speaking as the general agent
of BOAD, said that Hong Kong could not help but notice that Singapore
and Malaysia, and even Indonesia, received aid, while Hong Kong received
nothing. Even a small gesture would have a great impact.
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