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New Zealand’s valuable casein trade with the United States is still in jeopardy, in spite of a favourable American report on the issue. —Page 2 A recreational craze in the United States, a hydroslide tube, will be built at Queen Elizabeth II Park. —Page 3 The general who led the failed coup against the Bangladesh Government was killed on Monday night by troops loyal to the Government. —Page 8
The French rugby league team kicks off its Pacific
tour at the Showgrounds this evening against a strong South Island side. —Back page Classified index 41 Commercial 24, 25 Courts 4 Crossword • 20 Editorials 20 Features 21 Home and People '4, 15 International 8, 9 Letters 20 Local services 30 Mail notices 30 Racing 29 Sea, Air, Rail 24 Sports feature 28 Sports news 24, 42 Strip cartoons’ - ’ '3O TV, radio-18, 19
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