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...care how the world viewed them and hence did not worry about the international implications of their actions. Just as South Africa has uncaringly killed protesting schoolchildren, the Rhodesians would have destroyed any passive resistance movement. Nevertheless, the Rhodesians understood fear, and Kaunda realized that only violence could alter the unacceptable social structure. So even though he deplored violence, he supported "armed struggle in Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) because I could no longer believe that anything is preferable to the use of force...
...believe the party I loved and worked for over so many years no longer exists." With other leading Laborites set to follow her out of the party early next month, Williams' defection set the stage for the formation of a new centrist Social Democratic Party that could drastically alter British politics...
...party and policy and present himself directly to the people. "Television is a miracle that American society has manage," never according learned to to onetime CBS News President Fred Friendly, "and in its relationship to politics it has been permitted to run wild." There is certainly no reason to alter the First Amendment's declaration that the Government should impose no restrictions on the freedom of the press. There are two important aspects of political campaigning in the age of television, however, that would benefit by change...
...disagreement over whether to alter the procedures by which new review members are chosen came to a head this week when the review voted to accept an affirmative action proposal. But the issue continues to divide the review membership...
Professors teaching spring semester courses said yesterday that the shortened spring semester will force them to alter and add lectures in order to cover necessary material...