Open confession urged after parliamentary blunder in Washington
The article argues that the best remedy for a mistake is frank admission and apology in the House. It compares schemes to dodge error and cites a case like Wolf vs., urging recognition of fault and public accountability over evasive excuses. Also reports on a Washington conference between Indian chiefs and U S officials, marked by mistrust and guarded access.
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