For Dick of the White House

For Dick of the White House
this has not been an easy week.
Attempts to divert the rising
demands for removal failed
miserably and by the end of the
week over half of the nation’s
voters were calling for resigna-
tion.

e@ Old issues keep cropping
up — like where are the tapes.
How come that the key ones age
missing. But some new scenes
were unfolded as well.

e A bribe inquiry is under-
way by the Department of Jus-
tice, including the Watergate
prosecutor, and the FBI in the
Office of Minority Business En-
terprise. Not _only has there

~ been evidence of bribery but

the Senate Watergate Commit-
tee also heard testimony that
the program had been used to
reward supporters and punish
non-supporters of the Admini-
stration.

e@ Meanwhile, down tke street,
another investigation is under-
way, this one into charges that
high officials of the Department
of Housing and Urban develop-
ment violated the law by ap-
pointing political favorites to
career civil servant jobs.

e That money came only for
service rendered was made
clearer when the story came out
that muiti-millionaire — sports-
man Cornelius Whitney made a
secret $250,000 contribution to

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~ Impeachment is cry

Nixon’s. re-election campaign
when he expected to be nomi-
nated as U.S. ambassador to
Spain. P.S. He wasn’t nominated
but he got a refund.

e That Nixon organized cam-
paigns against his opponents is
by now fully accepted, so that
confirmation of this in relation
to Senators Goodell, Mathias

and Percy against whom a cam-

paign of telegrams and letters
were organized “blasting them
on their consistent opposition to
the President,” is old hat.

e A new element has entered
the scenes with the announce-
ment that the 13.5 million strong
AFL-CIO has launched a lobby-
ing campaign for Dick’s im-
mediate impeachment. Their
statement, which accuses the
president of having “consisten-
tly lied to the American peo-
ple,” will be distributed at fac-
tory gates, union meetings and
mailed to the rank-and-file of
the trade union movement. “Un-
til Richard Nixon is removed
from office, we will not be able
to get Watergate behind - us,”
the AFL-CIO said. “We will not
be able to proceed with sober
and constructive solutions to
our economic and social prob-
lems at home or to the dangers
of war in the world.”

e Assailed on all sides—with
economic troubles and an ener-
gy crisis to boot—Dick assures
the country that he won’t quit,
but he is also trying to get
around the obvious need for
some truth instead of evasion.
As things look now the televi-
sion series “Watergate” may be
replaced by a new committee’s
hearings on “Impeachment.”
One thing’s for sure as winter
approaches —there will be lots
of action on the idiot box for
all us Washington watchers.

Rosenbergs sons
sue author Nizer

By JAMES PETERS

DETROIT— Robert Meeropol,
eldest son of Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg, spoke before a
crowd here recently about the
lawsuit that he and his brother
Michael, had brought against
the author, Louis Nizer, because
of Nizer’s book, “The Implosion
Conspiracy,” which deals with
the frameup and execution of
the Rosenbergs and contains

many of the letters written by
the couple while in jail.

Meeropol said that the suit
charges invasion of privacy and
illegal use of copyrights. He and
his brother are demanding that
all copies of the book be remov-
ed from the shelves and. stores,
that the illegally used materials
be removed from the book and
that the plates which contain
these materials be’ destroyed.

_He compared the frameup df
his parents with the corruption
of the government revealed in
the Watergate fiasco.

Nixon twists
Nixon squirms
Diagnosis:
Tape worms

PACIFIC TRIBUNE—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1973—PAGE 8

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ing-place for many of the country’s Finest

home, destroy-

New party for Quebec

Meeting in Toronto Jast week,
the leaders of the COmmunist
Party adopted the following
statement on the result of the
election in Quebec: _

The Central Executive Com-
mittee of the Commusiist Party
of Canada considers that the

one-sided victory of the Liberal -

Party, the party of moMOpoly in
Quebec, and the rebuff given by
the electors of Quebec tO separ-
atism underline the crucial im-
portance for the working people
of French Canada to form their
own mass, federated Political
party as a matter of first prior-
ity, breaking with any lingering
illusions that the Parti Québé-
cois can serve them in this
capacity. It is through such a
party that the working People of
Quebec can begin to grapple ef-
fectively with the grave econo-
mic and social demands and the
national aspirations of the
French Canadian peop!e.

Furthermore, while the people
of Quebec demonstrated deci-
sively that they oppose separa-
tion, the fact that the Bourassa
government had to deClare itself
ready to fight for “cultural
sovereignity” inditateS the fact
that the French-Canadian nation
also rejects the cosStitutional
status quo, and :s not prepared
to continue to live under the
equal and oppressiv€ relation-
ship which is confis#ed in the
British North Americ@" Act.

There are many indications
that Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Bou-
rassa will try to take advantage
of the massive Liberal Victory in
Quebec to push through an
amending formula a4. perhaps
some minor specific amend-
ments to the B.N.A, Act to fore-
stall the inevitable growing
movement for a nec@SSary radi-
cal change of the gselations of
the two nations within Canada
as expressed in a neW Constitu-
tion. ,

_ Our Party therefore considers
it urgent to advance 4S strongly
and as publicly as possible our
basic position on this question.
We propose the scrapPing of the

B.N.A. Act altogether and the
adoption of a totally new made-
in-Canada Constitution based on
an equal voluntary partnership
of the two nations in Canada
guaranteeing the right to self-
determination and full equality
in every sphere to both nations,

The Communist Party of Can-
ada calls upon the labor and
democratic movement tO sup-~
port this fundamental demand
as essential to the strengthening
of the unity of the labor and
democratic movements of Eng-
lish and. French Canada and its
forward advance against U.S,
domination and monopoly rule.

Wall Street happy
over Chile junta

Jubilance is rampant among
Wall Street tycoons over the
prospects opened up by the
military coup in Chile.

As U.S. News and world Re-
port says “some of the biggest
names in U.S. industry stand to
benefit.” Among these “bene-
ficiaries’ who expect that de-
nationalization will. bring back
their plants are General Electric,
International Telephone and
Telegraph, Dow Chemical; Corn-
ing Glass Works and Ford Mo-
tor Company.

Even for the former Owners
of the copper mines, which are
being retained in government
hands, there is good News as

“the government 1s willing to

hold serious talks about com- ~

pensation.”

The military usurperS are all
set to tell out more of their
country. General Leigh has said,
“Chile cannot carry ovt recon-
struction without foreign help.”
As U.S. News and World Report
points out there will be lots
there to “help”. “Many credit

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