| Show r'h':45 :T:'ZA:- Njzm - ' '" Tribune WORLD A23 Sunday September 4 1994 Reversal on Pacifism Shakes Japan's Socialists LOS ANGELES - A special party convention I backed Murayama's declarations Securisupporting the ty Treaty recognizing Japans armed forces as constitutional generaaccepting nuclear-powe- r tion and acknowledging the national anthem and national flag - These declarations which Murayama made in July after forming a coalition with the Liberal Democrats and the splinter New Party i 1US-Japa- n 3 lower-h- lower-hous- Harbinger reversed positions 152 Two Parliament members signed during the daylong vention where widespread sent recondis- toward pointed s grass-root- the I I Manual labor skilled labor hard labor Why not visit Cottonwood Mall this Labor Day? ouse anti-militar- y that had been the Socialists' bedrock for four decades The about-fac- e eliminates all major policy gaps with the Liberal Democrats Labor Day possibility of a future party breakup Party divisions could dampen Socialist prospects in an upper-hous- e election in July and a election that must be held by 1997 Last year the Socialists lost half their seats in a e election Murayama received a taste of opposition when on arrival at the convention he was confronted by about 200 peace and environmental activists beating drums and carrying placards saying "Don't sell out the party" "Those who can't fully understand the Socialist Party's new policy developments say the party has lost its reason to exist — but that will never happen" Murayama told delegates Saturday "The era of ideological confrontation is over The time for debating specific policies has arrived" 1955-9rule had been archenemies of the Socialists Since its founding in 1955 the Socialist Party has advocated unarmed neutrality and insisted that Article 9 of Japan's constitution bans the armed forces Opposition to nuclear power generation was added to the party's platform in 1972 Socialists also opposed the national anthem and flag as lingering symbols of Japan's wartime militarism Approval of the new policies came only after 40 percent of the party's delegates tried to block them with an amendment to retain the policies The amendment was rejected 222 to who during their TIMES TOKYO — Prime Minister Tomilchi Murayama won approval Saturday for a historic reversal of his Socialist Party's pacifist policies but the victory dealt a severe blow to party unity r1' v! 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