African Activist Archive

Contents: 1971 • NAMIBIA AND THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE • PROGRAM AND PROJECTS • CORPORATE CAMPAIGN • GULF • POLAROID • GULF • GENERAL MOTORS • GENERAL ELECTRIC • IBM • RELATED DISENGAGEMENT CAMPAIGNS • SPORTS • SCIENCE • RESEARCH, LITERATURE, AND PUBLICATIONS • WASHINGTON • ORGANIZATION • MEETINGS • BOARD, OFFICERS, AND STAFF • FINANCE • AFRICA DEFENSE AND AID FUND • THE AFRICA FUND • CONCLUSION • The report says Nixon unilaterally (without telling the Senate) signed a pact giving Portugal $435 million in loans and credits in return for a five-year lease on the Azores air and naval bases. The report discusses Boeing troop carriers, the British Conservative Party, NIMBAR (no independence before majority rule), Ian Smith, Bantustans, the Project on Corporate Responsibility, the Industrial Areas Foundation, the Council of Corporate Review, the Episcopal Church Social Criteria Committee, the Presbyterian Task Force on Southern Africa, the Gulf Boycott campaign, Computer People for Peace, the Boston NAACP, Forest Hills tennis matches, golf, the United Nations, the International Defense and Aid Fund, the embargo on Rhodesian chrome, nuclear power, the African Studies Association, Congress, the Black Caucus, the sugar quota, the Rhodesian embargo, the Midwest Conference on Imperialism and Liberation in the Seventies, the Unity Movement, SWAPO, Damaraland, FRELIMO, ZAPU, PAIGC, the OAU (Organization of African Unity), the Mozambique Institute, liberation movements, Richard Nixon, and legal defense. People mentioned in the report include ACOA President Peter Weiss, George Bush, Judge William Booth, Hope Stevens, Joel Carlson, Michael Davis, George M. Houser, Dick Leonard, Janet Hooper, Jennifer Davis, Rev. Leon Sullivan, Arthur Ashe, Lee Elder, Gary Player, Senator Harry Byrd, Eileen Hanson, Prexy Nesbitt, Robert Van Lierop, I.B. Tabata, Rt. Rev. Alpheus Zulu, Sam Nujoma, Moses Garoeb, Peter Katjavivi, Janet Mondlane, Mike Shuster, Sharfudine Khan, Katsho Dube, Gil Fernandez, OAU President Ould Daddah, Gregory Harris, Dorothy Hibbert, Martin Mensch, Gail Morlan, Roderick Willis, Robert Browne, Elizabeth Landis, David Robinson, Lydia Williams, and F.A.O. Schwarz, Jr.

African Activist Archive

ANNUAL REPORT

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