The mailing lists key contacts on apartheid and sport in South Africa: Richard Lapchick, ARENA, Virginia Wesleyan College; Dennis Brutus, South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (SAN-ROC); Stanley V. Wright, Athletic Director, California State University, Sacramento; Marshall C. Brown, Essex County College, Department of Education; Jewell H. Gresham, Coalition of Concerned Black Americans; Bob Edgar, University of California, LA; and Ray Gould, American Committee on Africa. Arthur Ashe will soon leave for Africa to direct and produce a half-hour documentary for WABC/TV in New York City on "THE BLACK ATHLETE IN SOUTH AFRICA" to be aired at time of the Davis Cup. The assignment comes from...
The mailing lists key contacts on apartheid and sport in South Africa: Richard Lapchick, ARENA, Virginia Wesleyan College; Dennis Brutus, South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (SAN-ROC); Stanley V. Wright, Athletic Director, California State University, Sacramento; Marshall C. Brown, Essex County College, Department of Education; Jewell H. Gresham, Coalition of Concerned Black Americans; Bob Edgar, University of California, LA; and Ray Gould, American Committee on Africa. Arthur Ashe will soon leave for Africa to direct and produce a half-hour documentary for WABC/TV in New York City on "THE BLACK ATHLETE IN SOUTH AFRICA" to be aired at time of the Davis Cup. The assignment comes from Roone Arledge-Director of Sport. Ashe is to meet with Abraham Ordia, President of the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa, in Lagos and then go to South Africa for interviews with Piet Koornhof, Minister of Sport, presidents of non-racial sports federations, and others.
