Multiracial Conference Seen Key to African Peace Strategy
The article outlines South Africa's plan to ease apartheid gradually through a multiracial constitutional conference and detente with black Africa. It notes efforts to pressure Rhodesia toward black majority settlement, independence for South-West Africa, and economic aid exchanges with regional states led by Prime Minister Vorster.
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Southern Africa
Africa
South-West Africa
Vorster
Angola
Mozambique
Black Africa
Europe
Ian Smith
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Rhodesian African National Council
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Nixon Quietly Builds Seclusion After Resignation
Richard Nixon continues a life of privacy at La Casa Pacifica with few visitors and a guarded schedule. He writes his memoirs by longhand, while assisting his literary agent and funding legal fees through the Nixon Justice Fund.
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Manolo Sanchez
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Irving Lazar
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Walter Annenberg
Great Britain
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Tricia
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Edward Cox
Camp Pendleton
Korff
San Clemente
San Clemente Estate
Denis Jeannette
Los Angeles Times
Total Tyranny Possible In Country Senator Says
Senate panel chair Frank Church warns NBC Meet the Press that U S intelligence powers could enable total tyranny if a dictator takes control He cites interception of messages and blanket surveillance eroding privacy and the potential to monitor telephone conversations and telegrams nationwide
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Frank Church
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