Guinea to Execute 58 Convicts for Invasion
In Conakry the National Assembly court sentenced 58 Guineans and foreigners to death or life in prison for involvement in the November invasion. Archbishop Raymond-Marie Tchidimba and West German Adolf Marx received life terms. some death sentences were issued but not named. President Toure vowed no clemency.
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African Buy Black Movement Distinct From U S Black Power
In Johannesburg a township council member promotes a Buy Black campaign advocating black shops, services, and separate black institutions within apartheid society. He argues for self help and tribal naming, seeking to boost black business without militant overtones, but critics doubt its impact and question feasibility within black townships.
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Ten Times: Australia Legalizes Tropic of Cancer Reading
Australia ends 36 year ban on Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller, making it readable again. Censor Don Chipp defends evolving standards while authorities maintain a list of remaining restricted works and appeal processes.
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