South Africa’s Apartheid Policy Sparks International Pressure
In 1968 South Africa faced global criticism as politics intruded on sports and daily life. The piece outlines racial divides, population numbers, language, and the roots of apartheid while noting international protests and the regime’s “separate development” doctrine.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
United Nations
Karen Muir
Paul Nash
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Nash
Britain
Basil D’oliveira
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Cape Town
Christiaan Barnard
World problems may force euthanasia, says lecturer
Witwatersrand University lecturer Prof. B. Cockram argued that world food and population issues could be solved by euthanasia. He suggested reversing mortality trends by removing improvements or killing the aged, while noting he does not recommend the policy. He is 65 and sparked protests from older listeners at the public meeting.
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Johannesburg
Witwatersrand Johannesburg University
B. Cockram
Ring Found After Five Years Delights Boswell Man
Somerset, Pa. Ron ald G. Baird of Boswell lost his high school ring while swimming off the Massachusetts coast five years ago. A swimmer later found the ring in the sand and traced Baird through the engraved initials.
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Ronald G. Baird
Boswell
Massachusetts
Baird
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