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A Green Light For The Junta?

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SPANISH: Recorte de prensa en la que se relata los casos de Ana González, Ulda Ortiz y Gabriela Bravo familiares directas de detenidos desaparecidos quienes fueron secuestrados por agentes de la policía secreta, DINA, Víctimas del Terrorismo de Estado y de la sistemática violación a los DD.HH. La noticia expone las diversas instancias judiciales a las que han apelado las tres mujeres para obtener verdad y justicia.<br>ENGLISH: Press clipping in which the cases of Ana González, Ulda Ortiz and Gabriela Bravo, direct relatives of disappeared detainees who were kidnapped by agents of the secret police, DINA, victims of State Terrorism and the systematic violation of Human Rights, are recounted. The news exposes the various judicial instances to which the three women have appealed to obtain truth and justice.
Date:
October 28, 1977
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
A Green Light For The Junta?

A Green Light For The Junta?

Description:
SPANISH: Fotocopia de recorte de prensa en la que se publican los casos de Ana González, Ulda Ortiz y Gabriela Bravo, tres chilenas asiladas en EE.UU., todas Víctimas del Terrorismo de Estado en Chile, familiares directos de detenidos desaparecidos secuestrados por agentes del Estado.<br>ENGLISH: Photocopy of press clipping publishing the cases of Ana González, Ulda Ortiz and Gabriela Bravo, three Chilean asylum seekers in the U.S., all victims of State Terrorism in Chile, direct relatives of disappeared detainees kidnapped by State agents.
Date:
October 28, 1977
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
A Green Light For The Junta?

Article about poet Ina Donna Coolbrith with an 1880's portrait and an 1888 shell wreath, Santa Monica, 1953

Description:
Ornate 1888 horse-shoe-shaped shell art wreath made by poet Ina Donna Coolbrith in upper left corner. In upper right corner is a portrait of Ina Donna Coolbrith which is the frontispiece of her book Songs from the Golden Gate, 1895. The lower portion of the page is an article discussing In Coolbrith making the wreath ["Heirloom Shows Poetess' Art," Los Angeles Times, October 12, 1953]. At the time of this photograph the wreath belonged to the Perrys' nephew John H. Crum of Santa Monica. The shell wreath is an example of Victorian era domestic crafts.
Date:
1953
Resource Type:
still image
Photographer:
Bartlett, Adelbert, 1887-1966
Collection:
Adelbert Bartlett Papers, 1922-1950
Article about poet Ina Donna Coolbrith with an 1880's portrait and an 1888 shell wreath, Santa Monica, 1953

Azikiwe To Go Home

Description:
Dr. Azikiwe, 61, President of Nigeria, who is recovering from a lung infection at a hostel near Dorking in Surrey is being interviewed about the Nigerian Civil War.
Date:
January 17, 1966
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Nnamdi Azikiwe Papers (Nigeria)
Azikiwe To Go Home

Catholic Times of East Africa 1960 no. 11

Description:
ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 November 1960 had stories and headlines including; "End of the religious 'cold war'" Election of New President, "Second Anniversary of the Coronation of Pope John XXIII, " "Men of Three Faiths to Produce Common Bible, " The Nature of the Christian life, " Public opinion should end filth: Bishop,
Date:
November 16, 1960
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1960 no. 11

Catholic Times of East Africa 1960 no. 12

Description:
ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 December 1960 had stories and headlines including; "Opus Dei, " Reply To communism Calling Of the Council, "New Bishop Of Eldoret, " Secret move to bar Africans from Churches, "Back from Rome, Dr. Fisher talks about friendship, " Ceylon Confiscates Catholic Property.
Date:
December 16, 1960
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1960 no. 12

Catholic Times of East Africa 1961 no. 5

Description:
ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 May 1961 had stories and headlines including; "Vatican Splendour For The Queen, " Moscow bid for World Council, "Pope and Monarch converse in French during historic visit, " A Novena of Prayer for Council, Cuba schools are seized, "The Present state of Christianity in the USSR, " Nine Cardinals, 250 Bishops for Dublin, " "' There's no food shortage, greed causes hunger'"
Date:
May 16, 1961
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1961 no. 5

Catholic Times of East Africa 1961 no. 7

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ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 July 1961 had stories and headlines including; "First African Priest for Diocese of Mombasa and Zanzibar, " 17 Postulants take the Veil in Leopoldville, Church will go back to China says the Pope, Death of former Envoy, Saint Philomena, Communism and Africa
Date:
June 16, 1961
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1961 no. 7

Catholic Times of East Africa 1963 no. 8

Description:
ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 August, 1963 had stories and headlines including; "Food Relief for 16, 000 needy people, " Importance of training youth: Government and Non- Government organisation, Missionaries return to scene of massacre in Katanga Diocese, Bishop attacks 'timidity' in racial injustice
Date:
August 16, 1963
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1963 no. 8

Catholic Times of East Africa 1963 no. 11

Description:
ENGLISH: The Catholic Times Newspaper of 16 November, 1963 had stories and headlines including; "Christianity is not merely a ticket for eternity, " The Holy Father tells journalists to look beyond human aspects of Vatican Council, Harmony laws with freedom rights, Nationalism is threat to church, says bishop, "Death of 'Pimpernel of the Vatican, ' Mgr. Hugh O'Flaherty, List of proposed Breviary Changes
Date:
November 16, 1963
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Catholic Times of East Africa 1963 no. 11

Chilean envoy on extradition and the law

Description:
SPANISH: Entrevista al embajador José Miguel Barros en relación al asesinato de Orlando Letelier y la solicitud de extradición por parte de Estados Unidos de tres oficiales del ejercito chileno, miembros de la DINA<br>ENGLISH: Interview with Ambassador José Miguel Barros in relation to the murder of Orlando Letelier and the extradition request by the United States of three officers of the Chilean army, members of the DINA
Date:
October 20, 1978
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
Chilean envoy on extradition and the law

Chileans ask return, not asylum

Description:
SPANISH: Recorte de prensa original en el que se publica el petitorio de Ana González, Ulda Ortiz y Gabriela Bravo de retorno a Chile aclarando que no piden asilo. Las tres chilenas se encuentran en EE.UU. tras la persecución política como Víctimas directas y Familiares dedetenidos desaparecidos.<br>ENGLISH: Original press clipping in which is published the news of the desire of Ana González, Ulda Ortiz and Gabriela Bravo to return after being granted asylum by the United States. The military regime demanded that they not participate in political activities.
Date:
November 26, 1977
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
Chileans ask return, not asylum

Chile News Nº 21

Description:
Chile News (Noticias de Chile) es una publicación mensual de la Correspondencia Extranjera del Servicio Paz y Justicia Chile. Contiene números de 1987. Su propósito es informar en lengua inglesa sobre situaciones de actualidad en Chile, enfatizando los derechos humanos y socioeconómicos. | spa
Date:
May 1987
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Memoria Abierta Publications
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Chile News Nº 21

Chile News Nº 23

Description:
Chile News (Noticias de Chile) es una publicación mensual de la Correspondencia Extranjera del Servicio Paz y Justicia Chile. Contiene números de 1987. Su propósito es informar en lengua inglesa sobre situaciones de actualidad en Chile, enfatizando los derechos humanos y socioeconómicos.
Date:
July 1987
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Memoria Abierta Publications
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Chile News Nº 23

Chile´s Christian Democrats Urge Junta to act now on civilian rule

Description:
SPANISH: Los movimientos democráticos de Chile emitieron una declaración política, llamando a restaurar la democracia y sustituir el régimen militar por un gobierno constitucional.<br>ENGLISH: Chile's democratic movements issued a political declaration, calling for the restoration of democracy and the replacement of the military regime with a constitutional government.
Date:
October 17, 1977
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
Chile´s Christian Democrats Urge Junta to act now on civilian rule

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1578

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1578 of January 6, 1955 , Northern Rhodesia's governor Sir Arthur Benson, at the African Representative Councils meeting said that the most important thing for the african people is to educate their women.He gave a comparison between European women and African women where he said that the European women excel in different fields since they are educated and if African women are given the same chances then they have the potential to become great.
Date:
January 6, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1578

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1579

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1579 of January 13, 1955 The resignation of many british officials in the Sudan is inevitable sequence of the insistence of Sudanese Prime Minister and his close colleagues on putting what they considered political expediency before the practical task of ensuring to the country the best possible civil service.The principle of appointing competent Sudanese to posts previously held by the britons has been accepted and as a result many men of little ability, judgement , experience and drive have already succeeded highly trained Britons who had all these and other qualities.
Date:
January 13, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1579

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1580

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1580 of January 20, 1955 The Governor of Kenya Sir Evelyn Baring, told a large assembly of loyal African that the government and war council of Kenya were determined that intensified operations against Mau Mau, wherever they may be would be resolutely maintained and continued until every terrorist had been captured or killed or had surrendered.However the governor then stated that, after consultation with the Leaders of African loyalists in the central province Advisory Council, and with their agreement , it had been decided that any Mau Mau terrorist who voluntarily surrendered would not be prosecuted for any offence connected with the emergency committed prior to January 18 , 1955.
Date:
January 20, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1580

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1581

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1581 of January 27, 1955 The new surrender terms offered to the Mau Mau gangsters by the government of Kenya were sharply criticized on the day following their publication at a meeting held under the auspices of the South Kinangop District Association attended by Mr.Michael Blundell , minister without Portfolio and settler member of the War Council (other member of which are the governor, the deputy Governor , and the commander-of-chief).By 89 votes to two the meeting passed the following resolution: "That the meeting condemns as utterly shameful and foolish the terms of surrender now offered to the rebels, exempting murderers from prosecution , and records lack of confidence in the War Council, the conviction that its membership must be changed, and that exemption of murderers from prosecution must be terminated forthwith."
Date:
January 27, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1581

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1582

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1582 of February 3, 1955 The Nairobi correspondent of the News Chronicles has telegraphed that concern is being felt at the fact that the terrorists who have surrendered have not brought in any other."The European farming community fears that Mau Mau has ordered any men who surrender to hide their arms for possible future use.Security patrols have already found guns which had been hidden away. It is likely that among those surrendering are Mau Mau delegates picked by the terrorists to test the truth of the government's statement that there will be no prosecutions".
Date:
February 3, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1582

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1583

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1583 of February 10, 1955 There was a time when almost all socialists argued that Kenya should impose higher scales of income tax and company tax and some well known conservatives held the same view.Now many members on both sides of the house of commons agree that much more harm than good might result from such action and prominent labour leaders freely admit in private that direct taxation in Kenya is as high as it could safely be made in present circumstances.Those who direct large-scale capital investments must take serious account of the state of affairs in the colony before they invest big sums of money to any enterprise and whether the net return after payment of taxes will justify the risks to be run.
Date:
February 10, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1583

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1584

Description:
ENGLISH: Issue 1584 of February 17, 1955 of East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper The constitutional sub-committee of the Conference Standing Committee has met on 17 occasions. The views of all political groups, including those of some of the European elected members have been fully represented and discussed. It has been the committee's object by defining and if possible limiting the differences between the various European groups of political thought, and by examining suggestions for a constitution for Kenya, to arrive at a form of constitution which, at least in principle and structure is generally acceptable to the colony's European electorate.The committee has been guided by the principle , which it considers fundamental, that this colony must develop in accordance with the precepts and traditions of Western civilization as part of the British Commonwealth under the Crown.
Date:
February 17, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1584

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1585

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1585 of February 24, 1955 Mr James Johnson a labour member , made the extravagant assertion that ''The civil war in Kenya is not and has never been a war of black against white , it is a civil war among the Kikuyu people black against black''.He later continued to say that although far more Kikuyu than Europeans had been killed by the rebels, it was merely incidental to their main purpose which was to drive out Europeans and impose Kikuyu rule over other Africans.
Date:
February 24, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1585

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1586

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ENGLISH: March 3, 1955 issue 1586 East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper As administering authority for the Trust Territory of Tanganyika, Her Majesty's Government has replied in admirably blunt terms to the report submitted to the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations by the Visiting Mission which spent a month in Tanganyika last year by saying that the report is misleading and mischievous catalogue of complaints, criticisms, and proposals.The implication that the writers are not competent or objective judges accords with the impression which they gave while they were in Tanganyika, whence informed that their report would certainly be prejudiced and unreliable.
Date:
March 3, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1586

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1587

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1587 of March 10, 1955 Communist speakers in Great Britain are using the amnesty offer made to the Mau Mau gangsters(whom they call nationalists) to spread the worst kind of misrepresentations about Kenya.The local Communist a seemingly educated man, put the following three questions: one, ''is the speaker aware that 15, 00 innocent and unarmed Kikuyu patriots have been shot down by European troops in Kenya?'', two , ''is the speaker aware that thousands of Kikuyu have been condemned to death merely for taking that Mau Mau oath?'' and three, ''is the speaker aware that these alleged Mau Mau oaths are a European invention for the purpose of discrediting the nationalist patriotism of the Kikuyu?''
Date:
March 10, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1587

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1588

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia issue 1955 of March 17, 1955 Strong protests against the 10% increase on freight rates between the United Kingdom and East Africa has been made by the Dar es Salaam chamber of Commerce .In a letter to the Association Of chambers of Commerce and Industry of Eastern Africa , the letter stressed that those who would be hardest hit would be the East Africa exporters who had to sell in a climate of falling prices; importers could at least pass on the charges.Marginal producers would have to go out of business altogether, for unlike the large sisal and maize producers whose rates had risen by only 5% , the small man could not bring pressure to bear on the shipping companies.
Date:
March 17, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1588

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1589

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1589 of March 24, 1955 Kenya was not a wealthy country and the Britain would have to continue helping her for many years.Mau Mau had retarded the Colony's progress for at least 10 years, perhaps 15 or 20. The backbone of Kenya was the European settler.''we shall have to devote money to emigration from this country to Africa to help the building up of a still stronger agricultural community there .In the interests of the future of Kenya we must do very much more in that direction.'' said Mr.James Johnson
Date:
March 24, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1589

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1590

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1590 of March 31, 1955 The impact of western civilization has failed by and large to induce a new outlook towards efficiency and productivity; the changes which have taken place in the last half century, although in many ways they can be regarded as spectacular, are only superficial and traditional attitudes and behaviour in the rural areas are still a major obstacle in the way of technological change.
Date:
March 31, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1590

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1591

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1591 of April 7, 1955 The Sudan Government is understandably annoyed that a leading London newspaper and the B.B.C should have published an allegation that the Sudan Railway Workers' Trade Union had refused to allow the harbour authorities of Port Sudan to send rescue party to a 6, 200-ton British motor vessel, La CHACRA which was stranded on an uncharted reef in the Red Sea about 100 miles from the coast.The prt was strike-bound at the time, but as soon as an S.O.S. wireless message was received, the port manager asked the local branch of the union to supply 10 men of different trades to help in the rescue work.While preparations were being made, a signal reported that the vessel was no longer in danger hence not further action necessary.
Date:
April 7, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1591

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1592

Description:
ENGLISH: April 14, 1955 issue 1592 East Africa Rhodesia newspaper The year 1954 had a somewhat unpromising start for the railway and harbours, largely due to the after-effects of drought and famine in Tanganyika, the emergency conditions in Kenya, where terrorists made several attempts to sabotage the railway, and the political uncertainties in Uganda.However, by the middle of the year traffic showed a brighter trend, and the year final results were very little short of expectations.
Date:
April 14, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1592

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1593

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia issue 1593 of April 21, 1955 African investment in trade and industry might be encouraged through investment trusts and the Uganda Development Corporation might take the lead in the establishment of such a trust.Companies should also be encouraged to seek African investors.Trading credit between suppliers and African traders will evolve naturally and this evolution will be materially assisted by the personal knowledge of individual traders gained by Government touring officers.
Date:
April 21, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1593

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1594

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1594 of April 28 , 1955 Sir Edward Twining said ''there no room in Tanganyika for the heady wine of nationalism based on emotion and not reason which is infact a perverted type of patriotism; our goal is nationhood based on strong local loyalties and civic pride.''Then came a reminder that economic development was more important than political or social progress , since it alone could raise the standards of living of the people by supplying them with the social services which they desired and required.
Date:
April 28, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1594

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1595

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1595 of May 5, 1955 The election manifestos of the conservative and labour parties both refer to the commonwealth and empire.The Conservative statement entitled ''United for peace and Progress'', stresses the party's belief in the principle of racial partnership and pledges it to work to raise the living standards of Colonial people and to guide them along the road to self-government.Conservative Commonwealth policy is thus enunciated.
Date:
May 5, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1595

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1596

Description:
ENGLISH: May 12, 1955 issue 1596 East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper The decision of the Lukiko to condemn the form of multiracial government which is to be introduced on July 1 is not surprising .For quite different reasons this journal has considered the plan premature.One objection of the Lukiko is to the appointment of an Asian Minister, because in the words of one Muganda speaker, ''Asians are people of an entirely different civilization which we have never chosen to follow''.
Date:
May 12, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1596

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1597

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1597 of May 19, 1955 Economic development in Kenya will clearly call for immigration, bringing with it all the facilities of modern technology , until the number of skilled and fully-trained Africans and Europeans combined is sufficient to meet all the requirements.The scale and control of immigration will then be recognised as matters to be determined from time to time by the Government in the interests of a country as a whole, and in accordance with the wishes of its inhabitants expressed through multi-racial electorate.
Date:
May 19, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1597

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1598

Description:
ENGLISH: May 26, 1955 issue 1598 East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper Anti-colonialism is a characteristic of both the Communist and the anti-Communist federations of trade unions.That is made clear in an interesting survey published in its reviews by the Overseas Employers' Federation, which writes, inter alia: ''By the end of 1954 there were(in British Colonial territories)over 1, 450 registered trade unions, including 210 employer associations, with a membership of just under one million out of a total wage earning population of some four and a half millions.''
Date:
May 26, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1598

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1599

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1599 of June 2, 1955 Sir Philip Mitchell pleads in an article in the current issue of the New Statements and Nation for the development in Kenya of long range policies ''which will only be just and wise but will be seen by all the people in the colony, even though so recently deluded to be just and wise; for justice and wisdom are the remedies the suffering body politics needs and reconciliation''.
Date:
June 2, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1599

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1600

Description:
ENGLISH: June 9, 1955 issue 1600 East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper Lenin , the master of Communist tactician, saw in Colonies the Achilles heel of the principal democratic powers.Contemporary anti-colonialism is fed by several streams of thought and emotion, some of them understandable and even well-meaning .At no time, however, should anyone ignore that it is the arch-enemy off the free world who exerts the strongest destructive pressure against the colonial Powers and because these are among the bulwarks of liberty, Lenin's successors are the ones who would stand to gain from the collapse of Colonial Administration throughout the world..
Date:
June 9, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1600

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1601

Description:
ENGLISH: East Africa Rhodesia newspaper issue 1601 of June 16, 1955 The policy of the exclusive tenure of land in the Highlands by European has led to bitterness over the extinguishing of African rights in the area , and to a sense of injustice caused, in African eyes, by broad acres reserved for a few individuals alongside an African reserve in which land hunger exists.The approach on a tribal basis to questions of land tenure and land use is incompatible with the development of a modern economy , and this applies equally to a purely racial approach to the highlands question.
Date:
June 16, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1601

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1602

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ENGLISH: East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper issue 1602 of June 23, 1955 The extremely belated decision of the Government of Kenya to deprive of their land rights all Mau Mau terrorists who fail to surrender by july 10 is an admission that all authorities at long last recognise the justice of a policy which has been strongly advocated especially by Colonel Edward Grogan, for two years or more.The pity is that this pressure was not exercised long agoy, when it would have been more effective.
Date:
June 23, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1602

East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1603

Description:
ENGLISH: June 30, 1955 issue 1603 East Africa and Rhodesia newspaper The economic security which can be achieved by individuals either as wage-earners or as producers for the market differs fundamentally from the security which can be attained in a tribal subsistence economy.Example when suitable land is available, shifting cultivation or a pastoral life enables individuals or groups of individuals to maintain themselves by subsistence production in a precarious dependence upon the immediate environment.
Date:
June 30, 1955
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa and Rhodesia 1955 no. 1603