Ghana cancels Kissinger visit amid protests and sickness
Ghana cancels Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's Africa trip amid Soviet protests and illness claims by President Acheampong. Kissinger may meet in Liberia. Rhodesia and Mozambique policy sparks debate as he travels to Zaire and—after delays—continues outreach in Africa.
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Rhodesia swears in first black cabinet ministers
Four tribal chiefs are sworn in as Rhodesia's first black cabinet members, with three Africans named deputy ministers as Ian Smith's "new deal" aims to ease minority rule tensions. Kissinger urged a negotiated majority rule within two years, linking U.S. policy to repealing chrome sanctions. Opponents deride the move as white paternalism amid collapsed talks with Nkomo factions.
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Methodists face membership decline in Portland meeting
United Methodists weighing countermeasures as membership slides from 9.9 million. Leaders fear extinction while pledging revival through evangelism and outreach, acknowledging declines outpaced by fewer new converts rather than churn.
Cardinals Named by Pope Paul Reduce Italian Bloc in Vatican
Pope Paul VI named 19 new cardinals on May 24, shrinking the Italian voting bloc to 29 of 136 eligible voters in the Sacred College. The announcement stressed international balance, with two cardinals named “in pectore.” The Vatican notes 18 members are over the voting age, and the United States holds 12 cardinals.
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