Found papers in Boston attic tied to Declaration of Independence
In a Dorchester minister’s attic discovery, two fragile pages purporting to be part of the Declaration of Independence surface. National Archives experts caution tests are needed to confirm authenticity, weighing paper fibers ink and provenance while the Rev James K Allen claims strong internal evidence.
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George Berg
Robert MacClaren
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South Africans Facing Change
Editor notes growing threat of race conflict in South Africa as white minority rule faces increasing black resistance. Describes Soweto violence, jailings, and the debate between white hardliners and black leaders while noting regional guerrilla threats and the military’s capacity to crush dissent.
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Channesburg
Soweto
Cape Town
Sharpsville
Wimpie de Kierk
Percy Qoboza
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Namibia
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Mozambique
Sahara
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