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The Prime Minister of Rhodesia stood tall and thin in the cavernous banquet hall of the Meikles Hotel. Before him sat the leaders of Salisbury society, formally attired. They had raised glasses in a toast to their Queen, but nodded approvingly when he warned that they might soon be leaving...
With that, Castello Branco laid down a new Institutional Act far tougher than the one imposed to govern the country immediately after the revolution. It gives him power to suspend the political rights of any Brazilian, sack any municipal or federal legislator, intervene in any state "to prevent or repress...
Nearly 32,000 (about 70 per cent) of Cambridge's 46,000 registered voters went to the polls yesterday to elect nine City Councillors, six school committee members, and decide the fate of Preportional Representation. The turnout was about 1000 lower than the total in the municipal elections two years...
Healy kept at it, discovered that despite the story that Morrissey had studied law at Boston College, the school had no record of him, except briefly as a nonlaw night student. Last week, as the walls tumbled in on Frank Morrissey, the Globe was still diligently checking every aspect of...
But if Buckley appeals to these voters, he is not one of them. Nor are there nearly so many casual bigots in New York as in two other cities with municipal elections in 1965: Detroit and Los Angeles. Both contests are nonpartisan, leaving the candidates free from the major parties...