Johnson Deplores Racial Injustice in Africa Policy Talk
President Lyndon B. Johnson, addressing over 300 African diplomats at the White House, denounced racial and political injustice and pledged U.S. support for refugees. He said the United States cannot condone oppression anywhere and will aid Africa’s modernization with development policies under review by Ed Kerry, the U.S. ambassador to Ethiopia.
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Admit Women Ep Taurngh Scotland General Assembly
Women are to be sealed as elders of the Church of Scotland by the General Assembly. Diplomats discuss policy coherence and self government amid remarks on race, injustice, and reforms. Johnson stresses the United States learns from painful experiences and urges unity and heart in governance.
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