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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1975

Page

16

Rhodesian talks founder as Vorster heads home

Prime Minister John Vorster of South Africa left Rhodesia after a failed first day of talks aimed at ending white rule. Tan Smith and Bishop Abel Muzorewa faced pressure from Kenneth Kaunda to reach an early agreement, with sessions held in a dining car on the Victoria Falls bridge spanning the Zambezi.

Victoria Falls Rhodesia John Vorster South Africa Tan Smith Smith Vorster Pretoria National Party Abel Muzorewa African National Council ANC Kenneth Kaunda Zambia Kaunda Zambesi Africa Livingstone Rhodesia- Zambia Kauda Mark Chona Ndabaningi Sithole James Chikerema

Wildcat coal strike shuts 70 percent of N and W mines

A 14 day old wildcat strike by coal miners in four states has shut about 70 percent of Norfolk and Western mines and threatens total closure. N W officials estimate 900 000 tons of coal shipments lost since Aug 11 with potential $5 million in lost revenue. Up to 3 000 SW Virginia miners join 24 000 others in WV KY and OH in protest over grievance procedures. Furloughs of 135 N and W workers reported with more to come if strike lasts.

Roanoke Norfolk & Western Railway Lawrence T Forbes N&w Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Ohio John P. Fishwick Douglas Arrington United Mine Workers District 28 Island Creek Westmoreland Clinchfield Bill Martin Martin

Wallace: Big government not a friend of the people

Alabama Governor George Wallace told the National Lieutenant Governor Conference that middle class Americans want the federal government to stop interfering with businesses schools and labor unions. He called big government not a friend of the people citing taxes and national achievement. The event included remarks from Lt Governor Blair Lee II and Jere Beasley and featured tourism and aging program discussions.

Point Clear Ala Alabama George Wallace Wallace Blair Lee II Maryland Jere Beasley Oklahoma George Nigh Lake Murray

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