Celebrities and politicians seek tougher actions against South Africa
In Washington protesters led by Harry Belafonte and Rev. Jesse Jackson urged ending constructive engagement with Pretoria. Stars Paul Newman and Tony Randall joined mayors Koch and Barry, Coretta Scott King, and other leaders as 5,500 demonstrators carried coffins for violence victims and pressed the U.S. to act decisively against apartheid.
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Two Nations Move Against South Africa Over Apartheid
Argentina recalls its charge d affaires Carlos Fijande from Pretoria to protest apartheid policy, while Australia warns of sanctions if Pretoria does not dismantle the system of racial segregation. Canberra says the cabinet approved concrete measures to respond to South Africa's apartheid and violence, to be enforced if conditions do not change.
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Pope praises education amid dangers in Third World
In Cameroon, Pope John Paul II warned that education may strain family bonds as children gain school knowledge beyond parents. He cautioned unemployment and urban temptations after schooling and urged parents to stay involved. He praised early Catholic missionaries and condemned apartheid, noting broader human rights abuses across Africa.
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