African Activist Archive

Informational mailing to people concerned about Southern Africa. The contents includes: 1) Clipping collection with a cover sheet. 2) Additional clippings: "U.S. Policy Toward South Africa Is Under Review; Symbolic and Punitive Options Are on the Agenda" - NEW YORK TIMES: 5/15/77, "Vorster Is in No Mood for Sermons on South Africa" - NEW YORK TIMES: 5/15/77, "U.S. REACHES OUT IN AFRICA: NEW APPOINTMENTS, POLICIES SET" - AFRICA NEWS: 5/ 16/77, "AFRICANS HESITANT ON ZIMBABWE SETTLEMENT PLAN" - AFRICA NEWS: 5/16/77, "BOTHA CRUSHES RIGHT WING CHALLENGER" - AFRICA NEWS: 5/ 16/77, "New Procedures on Rhodesia" - NEW YORK TIMES: 5/15/ 77. 3) CRISIS IN ZAIRE - a new NARMIC publication. 4) SOUTHERN AFRICA: The United States Record at the United Nations, 1976. 5) U.S. Business in South Africa: VOICES FOR WITHDRAWAL. 6) American Firms, Subsidiaries and Affiliates Operating in the Republic of South Africa. 7) Rhodesia To Zimbabwe - A Chronology (1830-1976). [Items 4 through 7 are produced by The Africa Fund.] 8) STOP Banking on Racism in South Africa - a brochure by the Committee to Oppose Bank Loans to South Africa, which carries the endorsement of the AFSC Board of Directors. The mailing mentions TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE: THE U.S. CORPORATION EMPLOYMENT MANIFESTO FOR SOUTH AFRICA by Jennifer Davis, the Statement of Principles issued by 12 U.S. corporations doing business in South Africa, THE GREAT WHITE HOAX: SOUTH AFRICA'S INTERNATIONAL PROPAGANDA MACHINE published by the Africa Bureau-London, SOUTHERN AFRICA LITERATURE List, a new AFSC/PED brochure, "Southern Africa Must Be Free." [Notes: PED is the Peace Education Division of AFSC. This PDF does not include the items sent with the mailing; some are available on this website under the organization that published them.]

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