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Interview with Lord Caradon (Hugh Foot), on gloomy prospects for the Rhodesia conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Lord Caradon says he has put forward a proposal that Britain should take responsibility for...
Interview with UK Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland, on the upcoming Rhodesia conference’s prospects of success. Crosland’s personal preference is for an interim government to be installed in the...
At a press conference in Geneva, Bishop Abel Muzorewa tells reporters that the black delegates to the Rhodesia conference are united.
Press statement by Ivor Richard, chairman of a conference in Geneva, Switzerland, called in an attempt to resolve the conflict between warring factions in Rhodesia.
Speech by Ndabaningi Sithole, on why the black delegates to the Rhodesian conference came to Geneva - to negotiate for their independence.
Report on comments made by Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia, at Salisbury Airport, departing for talks in Geneva. He talks about former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s proposals for Black...
Press statement by Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith where he declares his confidence in the former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and his proposals for Black majority rule in the country.
Summary of events leading up to Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith’s acceptance of the Kissinger plan. Includes interviews with and speeches by Ian Smith and interview with black opposition leader Joshua...
Report on a press conference (with excerpts of statement) by Bishop Abel Muzorewa at a Geneva conference on future of Rhodesia saying elections to choose a prime minister to lead Rhodesia to black majority...
Unidentified male ANC Zimbabwe spokesman (at the Geneva conference?) on the role of the prospective transitional government of Rhodesia. He says that a constitution is necessary, to enable Zimbabwe to become...
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