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- Behind closed doors at the CNP. Ericson, Edward // Church & State;Jun96, Vol. 49 Issue 6, p4
Reports on a meeting held by the Council of National Policy (CNP), a secretive 500-member group, who are believed to set the agenda for reactionary-conservative movement in the United States. Influence that the CNP seems to hold in the United States; Topic of importance at a March 8-9th,...
