Observant readers will have noticed a new name in the list of sponsors in the last two issuesé Malcolm Caldwell. Malcolm, aged 34, graduated in economics at Edinburgh and in politics at Nottingham. He joined the staff of the London School of Oriental and African Studies in 1959. Has since then visited several countries in South and South East Asia. Currently completing a book on problems of independence in Asia. Was associated with the Labour Party since school dayse He writes regularly for Peace News and mny journalse He says: "I have been reading the Week since its establis hment, and greatly value its service in providing up-to-the-minute interpretations of events for
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