Fouche Signals South Africa to Honour Simonstown Pact
In Parliament Fouche asserted South Africa would honour the Simonstown naval agreement with Britain despite political changes. He noted Britain would not object to orders and cited plans involving helicopter delivery. The Times suggested SA approved buying six Westland Wasps.
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Drill To Probe Polar Ice
A Soviet scientist claims a drill can reach two and a half miles into Antarctica ice. American scientists, who spent two years unsuccessfully trying such a drill, doubt it will work. If it does, it could offer clues to life and heighten Soviet claims to part of the continent.
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Life term for sabotage leaders in Pretoria trial
In Pretoria three young Africans were jailed for life for sabotage by the Supreme Court. The Pan-Africanist Congress leaders Isaac Mthimunye Samuel Chibane and Philemon Tefu were named as organizers of anti white attacks. Other PAC figures received prison terms up to 12 years. The judge warned against any attempt to revive Leballo’s plan and stressed coexistence as the only solution.
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