Rhodesian exile Garfield Todd presses for Western action
Former Rhodesian prime minister Garfield Todd, jailed by the Smith regime, meets with State Department officials and U S senators to urge greater American pressure for a settlement in Rhodesia. He criticizes Smith, warns of a split between Mugabe and Nkomo, and recalls his long view on black participation and independence.
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Garfield Todd and Black Participation Spark Rhodesian Tensions
Former Rhodesian Prime Minister Garfield Todd, repeatedly jailed and kept incommunicado by Ian Smith's government for his vigorous push for black political involvement, remains a central figure in the ongoing struggle over reform and racial policy.
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