Rhodesia to Move to Black Majority Rule in Two Years
Prime Minister Ian Smith intends a radio and television address to announce Rhodesia will hand power to the black majority within two years. The plan, urged by Kissinger and Vorster, aims to end the guerrilla war and may include black parliamentary participation by 1978 and a fund to compensate whites who relocate.
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Africans push for plenary debate on South African apartheid
African delegates at the United Nations won a steering committee vote to bring the white South African policy of apartheid into plenary Assembly debate. Salim Ahmed Salim urged maximum prominence as Western delegates signaled approval amid concerns over including anti apartheid groups ANC and PAC.
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