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A Associated Press report examines rising African nationalist pressure on white ruled southern Africa. The OAU vow to emancipation of remaining colonies faces challenges from Angola Mozambique and Rhodesia amid incursions and countermeasures by Rhodesian and Portuguese forces along the Zambesi frontier.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Associated Press
London
Salisbury
Africa
Zambesi River
Organization of African Unity
South Africa
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
South-West Africa
OAU
Malawi
Tunisia
Lesotho
Botswana
Holden Roberto
Indian Ocean
Portugal
Creeping Guerrilla War Threat Across Southern Africa
Analyzed in The Decatur Daily from March 20 1968, Oliver Tambo warns the Africa wide confrontation may escalate into an international racial war. Portu gal South Africa and Rhodesia militaries are described as formidable with modern gear and air units. African nations allied with the OAU fund a Chinese style guerrilla phase while Salisbury actions spark regional anger.
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Decatur Daily
South Africa
African Unity
Oliver” Tambo
African National Congress of South Africa
Africa
Salisbury
Laos War Pause Baffles Foreigners in Vientiane
AP Special Correspondent describes Laos as a land of easygoing people amid a three way government rift. He notes heavy U S military attachés and aid presence, a large Soviet mission, and guerrilla warfare centered in Vientiane. He highlights vast illiteracy and quirky diplomacy surrounding Prince Souphanouvong.
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William L. Ryan
Vientiane
Laos
Vientiané
U.S
Philadelphia
Mexico
Canada
Prince Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
North Vietnam
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