Nixon Set The Pace In Reelection Campaign
Analysis notes that President Nixon appears poised for a second term as voters back his leadership in international diplomacy and domestic programs. McGovern's nomination gains enduring significance but may not swing the election. Nixon benefits from a united GOP, allied groups, and strong antiwar and inflation controls amid Vietnam and Indo China issues.
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McGovern Seen With Slim Youth Lead In Poll For 1976 Bid
A poll shows Senator McGovern with a narrow margin among 18 to 24 year olds voting for the first time this year and broad support among African Americans. He lags behind Nixon on most other axes yet is viewed as a liberal radical, while his real record favors old American ideals and withdrawal from Vietnam. He backs reduced European military commitments and aid to developing nations, and rails against arms trade. His fate may hinge on whether his foreign policy stance resonates enough to propel a 1976 bid.
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Expelled KGB Spies and Reassignment Challenges
The article notes 105 British expelled Russians, including nine counsellors and many first and second secretaries, with some showing up in Colombo and Bangkok. It discusses KGB GRU redeployment hurdles, limited diplomatic status among expellees, and Western security efforts to halt circulation while Moscow aims to place agents in English speaking countries and beyond.
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Iran undertakes field cultivation of black poppy for addiction aid
Iranian scientists on the Alborz slopes near the Caspian Sea cultivate two wild black poppy species, papaver orientale and papaver bracteatum, to extract thebaine and naloxone for fighting heroin addiction. The program, supported by Western countries and the United Nations, aims to produce large quantities through cultivation, with initial yields around 200 tons from 10 hectares and planned expansion to 300 hectares, while Iran maintains a separate limited opium program and harsh narcotics penalties including executions for smuggling and possession.
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Immigration policy clash over Uganda and Australia's stance
A reader argues about racism in immigration policy and urges Australia to act against Uganda’s government. The piece questions loyalty proofs, mentions expelling Uganda from the UN and Olympics, and discusses Asians without Ugandan citizenship and Australian responses to the DLP.
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Letters to the Editor on Australian generosity and public opinion
A reader calls for Australians to share wealth and invite Ugandan and Asian families to join in national development. The letter questions political leaders and media bias, defends freedom of speech, critiques ABC coverage, and ends with a suggestion for an ice skating rink in Canberra reflecting a lingering sense of civic satire.
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Obituary of Sir Francis Chichester, famed yachtsman
Sir Francis Chichester, Britain's renowned loner of the sea, died at Plymouth Royal Navy Hospital after a long career as a solo flyer and sailor. He completed a groundbreaking single handed voyage around the world in 1967 and had continued racing and voyaging into the 1970s, with public interest driven by his space age image and record voyages.
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