Powell voices unchanged views at Bath conference
Enoch Powell told the Greater London Young Conservatives at Bath on March 6 that given three years again he would not alter a word of his remarks. He argued the rising Indian and Pakistani populations are alien and warned of separate, hostile communities unless immigration is curbed and repatriation urged. He criticized the Immigration Bill and urged stricter controls to prevent a city divided by competing populations.
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Greater London
Midlands
Commons
McCloskey Charges Nixon Aides With Vietnam Deception
Rep Paul McCloskey, urging an antiwar challenge to Nixon in 1972, accuses the Nixon administration of lying about Vietnam and cites an embassy survey he says shows refugees driven from Laotian villages. Catholic missionaries who spoke for McCloskey dispute his charge, saying the refugee displacement stems from a Communist offensive.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Vietnam
California
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Taos
United States
Laos
Hanoi
Smearing the Corporation by Anthony Harrigan
Opinion piece asserts American business faces an attack from Ralph Nader and critics. It calls for business truth squads to counter anti corporate rhetoric, argues for highlighting productive roles of U.S. industry, and cautions against high profile confrontation.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
General Motors
Gulf
U.S
Public relations clash as critics target American business
A mid May Washington conference highlighted mounting opposition to corporations with terms like launching a full scale attack and socially destructive acts. Harvard and campuses echo calls to curb corporate power while critics advocate radical restructuring, but proponents urge firms to defend their constructive role and oppose statism.
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Washington, D.C
Daily cryptogram puzzle and clues for word answers
A syndicated cryptogram page presents a crossword style puzzle with numbered clues for a strip of wood and various words, followed by a cryptoquote sample. It lists a long quotation encoded by letter substitution and notes that yesterday’s quote attributed to Hilaire Belloc is a featured example.
Dem duel could split Democrats in 1972 race
Washington observers warn intra party strife among Democrats may hand a Nixon victory. Henry Jackson and George McGovern clash with Muskie and Humphrey over left votes and defense cuts. Polls show Muskie leading in California but party divides threaten unity ahead of 1972 primaries.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Ashington
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Washington Democrat
Democratic Party
George McGovern
D-S.c
U.S
Europe
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Muskie
California
Nixon
Boeing
Jackson
McGovern
Vatican urges embargo on church documents to curb leaks
A Vatican document calls for embargoing important church texts and handing them to journalists before release to spur informed comment. Officials admit the document has leaked and will not be distributed a minute before its release, with a spokesman declining to reveal its contents.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
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