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Mr. Ivor Seward RICHARD, M.P.

Lord Shepherd, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Major-General, SIRISUTH, and a group from the Thai National Defence

College

Dr. Israel KATZ, Director General of the National Insurance Institute in Israel Messrs. Lawrence M. Cox and E. Jay HoWENSTINE, Department of Housing

and Urban Development, Washington, D.C.

Mr. Hem Mohar Shrestha, U.N. Fellow from Nepal

Mr. Colin JACKSON, M.P.

Major-General W. D. M. RAEBURN, and a group of 15 officers from the

Imperial Defence College

Mr. E. A. ROUSSELL, Clerk Assistant of the House of Representatives, New

Zealand, and Mrs. ROUSSELL

Senator NGUYEN Ngoc Ky, Republic of Viet-Nam

Miss Margaret HERBISON, M.P.

Mr. C. N. HASELDINE, M.P.

Mr. A. B. C. HARRISON, M.P.

Mr. B. G. IRVINE, M.P.

Mr. Richard POETHIG of East Asian Christian Conference

Mr. Gerald K. FAUST leading a group of 8 officers from the Nigerian Small

Industry Development and Credit Organization

Rt. Hon. Edward HEATH, M.P. accompanied by Mr. Anthony KERSHAW,

M.C., M.P. and the Hon. D. R. HURD

Messrs. Michael N. WEINSTEIN and Ho Chi-wing, Urban Design Programme,

Harvard University, U.S.A.

Mrs. M. A. MOORHEAD leading a group of members from the National Council

of Women of Victoria, Australia

Mr. Michael FREEBERNE, Professor of Oriental and African Studies of London

University

Mr. J. KNEPPELHOUT, Netherlands Consul General, and Mrs. KneppelHOUT Lady ELWORTHY, United Kingdom

Mr. Francois PEYROT, Secretary General Designate of Inter-Parliamentary

Union, Switzerland, and Mrs. PEYROT

Drs. M. I. JAHAN and D. C. HAZARIKA of India

Mr. PHAN Huy Duc, second Vice-President of the Lower House of the Vietnamese

Parliament

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

130. The operations of the Resettlement Department could not be satisfactorily carried out without the assistance of a number of other departments. The willing co-operation and assistance that has been given at all times by the staff of these departments is gratefully acknowledged.

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J. P. ASERAPPA, Commissioner for Resettlement.