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Bulawayo, Rhodesia: Depicts a lone man walking his cycle down the street in the African township of Mpopma on November 23rd while jeered by fellow Africans for failing to join anti-UDI strikers. He was ordered to dismount, carry his cycle up the s...
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A solemn-faced Mr. Harold Wilson standing as Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith left British Cruiser "H. M. S. Tiger" at Gibraltar to fly home to Salisbury following two days of abortive seaborne talks with British Premier in an effort to solve Rh...
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Toimi Silvio, 51, takes a 4 hour nap after claiming the world record in non-sleeping by being awake for 16 days and 10 hours.
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In Cairo, United Arab Republic the UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser greets Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella [right] at the Arab League Building before the third day session of State Summit Conference of the Organisation of African Unity. On the ...
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The battle of Lundazi ("The Lundazi Massacre") was staged at Chiboma, Lundazi, N. Rhodesia on August 4th. The photo depicts Chiboma village, Lundazi where police are arresting and beating a rebel. Following further rioting by the fanatical follow...
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Police Break Up Riots in Salisbury, N. Rhodesia
Police personnel and a Land Rover patrol vehicle managing civil unrest or a riot.
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"White Independent Member Ejected"
Salisbury, Rhodesia: Photo depicts Dr. Ahren Palley, the only independent white member of the Rhodesian parliament, surrounded by reporters after being escorted out of the House after unsuccessfully challenging the legality of the proceedings. Dr...
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United People's Party Remain Loyal to Queen
About Mr. Josiah Gondo, leader of United People's party and members, walking out of Parliament after the Rhodesian Parliament met for the first time since independence, and going straight to the Government House to sign Sir Humphrey Gibb's visitor...
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Officials pictured aboard the British Cruiser "Tiger" on December 3rd. British Premier Harold Wilson and Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith held talks aboard the cruiser in an effort to solve the Rhodesian impendence crisis.
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Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia: Overturned cars and metal drums block the roadway, set up by rioting Africans in the township of high field. Two Africans were shot dead and a third wounded when police opened fire on rioters. Disturbance occurred af...
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