Gough Whitlam, Former Australian Premier Who Showed Prescience With China, Dies At 98

By MICHELLE INNIS, New York Times: Obituaries
Tue, 10/21/2014 - 8:48am

Mr. Whitlam, who introduced free university education and national health care as prime minister, is credited for his early recognition of China’s government.

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