COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE

The Commonwealth Conference at Lancaster House was opened by Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan. Key figures such as India's Premier Mr. Nehru, Tunku Abdul Rahman of Malaya, and Mr. Menzies of Australia were present. Newcomers included Mr. Holyoake of New Zealand and Mrs. Bandaranaike of Ceylon, the first woman to attend. Discussions were expected on South Africa's racial policy, with Dr. Fervourt representing the country.

Who opened the Commonwealth Conference at Lancaster House?

• Sir Roy Walensky

• Mr. Nehru

• Mr. Macmillan

• Dr. Nkrumah

Which country's leader was absent at the start of the conference?

• Australia

• Ceylon

• Ghana

• India

Who was the first woman to attend the Commonwealth Conference?

• Mrs. Thatcher

• Mrs. Bandaranaike

• Queen Elizabeth

• Mrs. Gandhi

Which leader from New Zealand attended the conference?

• Mr. Nehru

• Mr. Holyoake

• Mr. Menzies

• Mr. Sands

What potential topic of discussion was associated with South Africa's Prime Minister?

• Trade agreements

• Military alliances

• Racial policy

• Economic policies