Rhodesia Crisis Tests Wilson Hard Line And Time
Harold Wilson faces a mounting Rhodesia crisis as Jan Smith presses for independence. The U N and economic sanctions, backed by Zambia and South Africa, strain Britain. Analysts warn a clash could trigger broader African unrest and push for U.N. intervention.
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London
Cuba
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Africa
Sahara
Asia
Wilson
Khrushchev
Jan Smith
Britain
Willson
Royal Air Force
Smith
United Nations
Jericho
Republic
South Africa
Washington
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Zambia
Rights Leaders Define Black Power As Political, Economic
In NY and GA interviews, Floyd McKissick of CORE and Stokely Carmichael of SNCC say Black Power centers on political and economic power for Negroes, not violence or racism. Both reject white domination and stress self-determination, while noting misinterpretations by critics and supporters of stronger action.
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New York
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
McKissick
Harlem
Carmichael
Atlanta
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Association For the
Los Angeles
America
Kissick
Raleigh
de- Carmichael
SNCC
Caroline
Motor Vehicle Department
MecKissick
Five Cent Stamp Marks 75 Years of Ladies Clubs
The General Federation of Women's Clubs commemorative stamp honors seventy five years of service by America's women's clubs and goes on sale September 12.
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America’s Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States tells Soviet to put up or shut up on Viet Nam
In Geneva, Arthur Goldberg condemns Soviet remarks at the UN Economic and Social Council meeting. He labels the Soviet barrage as irrelevant and ritualistic and demands concrete action and peace talks instead of delaying tactics. The Soviet delegate, A Tchistyakov, offers no reply.
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Viet Nam
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Tchistyakov
UN. Economic and Social Council
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Sion
U.N
Security Council
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Dochina
Cochairman
Rfanea
Three Tar Heels Donate 80 Pints Of Blood
The Red Cross reports three Mecklenburg County residents each gave 8 pints of blood 10 gallons total apiece. A spokesman notes only about 100 other Americans have donated 10 gallons or more.
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Charlotte W
The
Red Cross
Mecklenburg County
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