South Africa aims for peaceful change amid tension
In Soweto a black businessman and his wife describe hopes for change by peaceful means amid a vast government built township near Johannesburg. The piece notes limited black leadership, SASO activity, and white security concerns, with figures like Alan Paton urging reform through existing institutions and separate homelands while avoiding violence.
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Economist predicts stagnation if McGovern elected
Dr Pierre A. Rinfret, a prominent economist, warns that a McGovern victory could trigger economic stagnation under a socialist program with inflation. He favors Nixon Humphrey Kennedy centrism to maintain growth and notes wage and price controls are working well. Global inflationary pressures may persist for years, with U.S. inflation unlikely to fall below about 3 percent.
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