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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EDITORIAL - "There's a Fortune in South Africa" 4 2. FEATURE ARTICLE - "Alternatives to Nixon Policy on Southern Africa" by David Robinson 5 3. INSIDE SOUTH AFRICA 10 South Africa's Bantu Homelands Africans Stone Police Black People's Convention Organized Timol Death Called "Suicide" White Politics 4. INSIDE ZIMBABWE 13 Smith Seeks Yes Vote New Bantustans Squeeze on Tangwena Full Circle Apartheid 5. THE CHURCHES AND SOUTHERN AFRICA 15 World Council of Churches Divests Black Bishop to Receive Full Cooperation United Church of Canada Condemns Racism Churchmen Acquitted, Allowed to Leave New Apartheid Study Scores the Churches Father Desmond Defies Order, Prepares for Prison Another Institute Member Harassed Namibia Bishop Urges Business to Stay Priest Charges Torture in Mozambique Bishop Zulu Disassociates from WCC Proposals Lutherans Dialogue with South Africa Churchmen Support Students as Regime Stpps up Oppression Minister Protests Dimbaza Conditions 6. ACTION NEWS AND NOTES 18 Corporate Responses to Spring Actions Baltimore Dockworkers Continue Protests Against Rhodesian Imports Presbyterian Church Writes Nixon Denver Committee Challenges Gulf Oil New Washington Office to Open New York City Pension Funds Invested in South African Subsidiaries Anticorporate Campaigns Liberation Support Actions 7. THE UNITED STATES AND SOUTHERN AFRICA 22 Rhodesia and Sanctions Azores Agreement and the Case Resolution Protests from Within about U.S. Policy The Black Caucus and the Democratic Party Platform Diggs' Bill on Fair Employment Envoys and Visitors The Discomfort of the "Dialoguers" Conservative Lobby The U.S. and South African Missiles 8. LIBERATION MOVEMENTS - OAU Summit in Rabat: New Directions, New Moods 25 9. THE PORTUGUESE TERRITORIES 26 Internal Portuguese Resistance Takes Various Forms Portuguese Trade Deficit Highest Ever Premier Caetano Tells Portuguese People Revolt is Nonexistent Portugal and the International Labor Organization (ILO) Portuguese Security Measures Modified Slightly Algeria Actualite Interviews Agostinho *~to, MPLA President MPLA and GRAE Move Toward Unity Liberation Movement Military Activity Angola: Portuguese Defense Benguela Railway and General Electric PAIGC Organizing Elections for National Assembly PAIGC Desires U.N. Membership for Guinea-Bissau Portuguese and Senegalese Troops Clash
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) 9. THE PORTUGUESE TERRITORIES (Continued) PAIGC Attacks Airport and Shoots Down Planes Portugal Uses Defoliants in Northern Mozambique Widespread.Arrests in Soutgern Mozambique Mozambican Economics Weak Portuguese Defense of Mozambique Worries White Neighbors Printshop Project for MPLA 10. DEFENSE 31 Arms Embargo: Expand it or Too Late? The Manpower Squeeze Problems in the National Service Arms and Bases 11. ECONOMICS 33 Report Says Economic Forces Will Not Change South Africa Probe of U.S. Auto Companies by Labor Party Rand Floats with the Pound African Bus Drivers Strike White Labor Leader Resigns SACTU Appeals for Solidarity at the ILO Meeting 12. BOOK REVIEW - "Namibia: U.S. Corporate Involvement" 34 13. INSIDE NAMIBIA 34 Namibia Stiffens Resistance to South African Control 14. STUDENTS 35 University Christian Movement Disbands SASO Takes Militant Stand New NUSAS Structure Academics in Move for Inquiry 15. CULTURE 36 Poet Rejects Whites Joan Fontaine Threatens Boycott "16. SPORTS 36 South Africa Included in Davis Cup New Zealand Rugby Tour South African Discus Thrower Barred Cassius Clay to Fight in South Africa 17. SOUTH AFRICA'S NEIGHBORS 37 Zambia: Spy Ringg Captured Bomb Bid on Kaunda's Life Lesotho: Signs of Change in Pro-Dialogue Stance? Botswana: Strike at De Beers Diamong Project Livestock Loans Made Progress on Highway Link to Zambia Malawi: South African Extradition for Hijacker? Swaziland: After the Elections, South African Appointed Minister; Bomb Attempt Madagascar: A New Era? 18. RESOURCES- NEWGROUPS 19. SOUTHERN AFRICA LITERATURE AVAILABLE 42 20. DATES TO REMEMBER IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 43 CHANGE OF ADDRESS We have moved. Please note our change of address: 244 West 27th Street Fifth floor New York, N.Y. 10001
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