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~ SEir With Mrs -Muldoon and ,ndira Gandhi - India’s Prime Minister. M I MEI ‘ s . With Australia’s Prime Minister ' : 'T'- -" : i• : ■" v-■ >■ • ' '• Ma,colm Fraser - JmMJ MR— •’ < ; ■ ■ ! Uw MBr Be vM’ •> - : >tr r < y W® B I H io wyWßx. I. ' E W' ' • if.if ' |j JWjfet,’ 'V- With Prime Minister Suzuki | '‘ - HI 4 ' j| of Japan. 1 ; : x : r R®R,- i | I ''.T-fei:': I MM A al all ! *. 11 & L>M|l / MIMi.«•»« t ifedheW'i ■ Kj a IO 1 aMM .rtM . rw. B* x i w Hill 1 t **■ ( > k ' ' JM Rt. Hon. R. D. Muldoon, C.H., Prime Minister. "IMy J THEVITORIBBOESK®TDEMY With American President Ronald Reagan. , * '>' J .. JM ROB MULDOON’SWORTH. BIEL'' ' ® p r i me Minister Muldoon is a “...straight shooter There can be no doubt that Prime or foreign trade. His courage has never “n = e Minister Rob Muldoon meets those been questioned. arguments. I think need a fellow who shoots from rpnuirpments In fact there is no other leader the hip from time to time.” Q From London to Bonn, Tokyo, who has managed New Zealand’s U ' iUsChan Washington, Melbourne, throughout presentation overseas better than Tarawa, August 1980 the world, Rob Muldoon has presented Prime Minister Muldoon. His history of “Commonwealth leaders are concerned about the asoirations of New Zealanders and achievements and reputation abroad world poverty. Who isn’t? They have just issued a Liicaopiiauunuw! . r . x ■ worthy communique on the subject. It is called, what National stands.for to foreign are legendary. somewhat grandly, The Melbourne Declaration. Mr governments. And he makes sure they Our press may not have made Robert Muldoon wants to know what all this prolix ora hoarHl ’ New Zealanders as aware of this as the moral propaganda patented by the Commonwealth are nearci. r.i I • I I If* SpcrptariQt really triQQTis. Ho mocks the empty It matters notto him whether the rest of the world, but nonetheless he is .. ‘agreements’ and well-rehearsed homolies so issues hand concern human rights a true leader among leaders. characteristic of these global get-togethers. What a IbbUebdLlldiiuuuHuciH.iui. 5 splendid fellow he is. This grouchy and irrepressible hustler from down under is the James Cagney of the Commonwealth. Better his grit in the works than buckets full of well-oiled platitudes. the Daily Mail mv London, October 1981 * 'national for groh/th <• ■ :j - Authorised by P BLeay, General Director, The Nfiw Zealand National Party, Box 1155, Wellington.