Public backs Carter on black rule in Africa
A Press Telegram survey shows 46 to 25 percent support for Carter’s Africa policy favoring majority black rule, down from 62 to 15 percent a year earlier. Most oppose apartheid in South Africa, yet prefer limited U.S. involvement and oppose active aid to black groups seeking to topple white rule. Americans favor human rights while avoiding leadership in overthrow campaigns. self determination remains valued.
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White opposition party renames in Johannesburg
South Africa's white opposition, tracing to the United Party, formed the New Republic Party to push for a multiracial government. The United Party dissolved Tuesday while three MPs refused to join, courting the Progressive Reform Party. The New Republic, with 12 seats, challenges the National Party's 122.
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