S.U.P. head leaves for U.S. visit
PA Auckland The president of the Socialist Unity Party (Mr G. H. Andersen), left for the citadel of capitalism yesterday — by special permission of the United States Government, Mr Andersen, the president of the Auckland Trades Council and secretary of the Northern Drivers’ Union, will be 'n Detroit for eight to 10 days to attend the national congress of the United States Communist Party. Communists are normally automatically refused entry to the United States. But the United States viceconsul in Auckland (Mr R. T. Ravmer). said yesterday that Mr Andersen had be?n granted special entry by immigration authorities. Mr Andersen is expected
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