A. Samoa politicians
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American Samoa’s globe trotting seven-strong Political Status Commission leaves on the second leg of its fact-finding tour on November 14, visiting NZ, Fiji, Tonga, Rarotonga and Western Samoa.
The commission returned in early October after looking and talking to people and govern ments in the US Virgin Islands, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
They said, on their return to Pago Pago, a full report would be available to the two houses of the territory—the Senate and Representatives at the next sitting of legislature in February next year, when the commission is expected to recommend in dependence for Samoa or asso ciation with the US.