[Dear Friends, Can any one be the victim of his or her own success or usefulness?]

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Creator

Ted Lockwood; Christine Root; Washington Office on Africa

Place Created

Washington, DC, United States

Date

September 21, 1976

Type of Item

Mailing

Length/duration

1 page

Description

Fundraising letter from the Washington Office on Africa (WOA). The letter says 1976 has been thebusiest year ever for the organization, with information being more in demand from members of Congress, the press, and constituency around the country. Materials provided during 1976 included action packets during the U.S. intervention in Angola, analyses of Kissinger's post-Angola strategy, and resources for the electoral campaign. The Washington Office on Africa looks forward to more demands in 1977, with a need for more resources. For most of 1976, a third person, Ken Vickery, was on the staff. The organization seeks to publish material that is fair, accurate, analytical, well researched and...

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Publisher

Washington Office on Africa

Organization

Washington Office on Africa

Coverage Africa

Angola
Southern Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of the Washington Office on Africa.

Collection

Vincent Klingler papers, Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections