Kennedy Maintains Lead Over Muskie and Humphrey in Gallup Poll
In Princeton, Sen Edward Kennedy holds a five point lead over Edmund Muskie with Hubert Humphrey rising to third place. George McGovern and Henry Jackson tie for fourth at six percent, as the open primary survey tracks shifts since August and September, from a 1411 adult sample.
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Beira gains first black editor as Mozambican unrest grows
Miguel Murupa 32, son of a Macuan sub-chief, will soon become Beira's first black newspaper editor. A Howard University graduate, Murupa joined FRELIMO five years ago, trained in Dar es Salaam and Nashingwea by Chinese advisers, rising to foreign minister like status as the movement advances in Mozambique's struggle against Portuguese rule.
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Mozambique Black Leader Defects to Support Portuguese Rule
Dr. Murupa recounts behind the scenes of FRELIMO and the Cold War in Africa. He describes Soviet and Chinese involvement, warns that a Western victory would yield leaders from Moscow or Beijing, and urges Mozambicans to favor peaceful Portuguese governance over violent insurgencies.
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