Relaxed Rebels Rhodesia Shrugs Off Sanctions
In Salisbury Rhodesia residents go about normal life as Britain and Rhodesia drift apart over independence. After near successful talks last December, sanctions imposed by the United Nations aim to curb exports, but officials and locals acknowledge no decisive impact yet.
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Rhodesia sanctions test Britain and US resolve in 1966 economy
The piece notes uncertain force behind sanctions on Rhodesia and eroding trade with Britain and the United States. Exports likely dropped to about 232 million dollars with imports around 224 million, while local industry adapts with shifts in product origins and continuing resistance to independence. Maxim Gorki is briefly mentioned.
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