Young interview covered Soviet dissidents and Africa policy
Andrew Young discusses political prisoners and dissidents in the Soviet Union, U.S. human rights stands, and Africa policy. He links dissidents to potential Soviet reform, contrasts U.S. and French aims, and comments on Rhodesia Namibia and the Shaba dispute, noting tensions with the Carter administration.
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Andrew Young
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Soviet Union
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Young
Shaba
Rhodesia
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United Nations
Anatoly Sheharansky
Carter
Vance
Rhodesia Council Accepts Seminar Invite From Chicago Church
Rhodesia four man transitional executive council accepts in principle an invitation from the Church of Christian Liberty to attend a U S seminar in Chicago. The church previously announced plans for armed missionaries to seize a mission near the Mozambique border after a massacre blamed on black nationalists. It remains unclear if U S visas will be issued to all council members including Prime Minister Ian Smith and the participating black officials.
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Rhodesia
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Young
Africa
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Patriotic Front
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Ian Smith
Salisbury
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Mozambique
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Chicago
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State Department
U.S
Jeremiah Chirau
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