GVs African delegates at UN (3 shots)
KISSINGER SPEAKING AT PODIUM: "The people of Rhodesia and the neighbouring states now face a supermen challenge. Their ability to work together, capacity to unify will be tested in the months ahead as never before. There may be some countries who see a chance for advantage in fuelling the flames of war and racial hatred, but they are not motivated by concern for the peoples of Africa or peace, and if they succeed they could doom opportunities which might never return."
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Background: The British Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr. Ivor Richard, discussed the Rhodesian problem with the U.S. Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger in New York on Thursday (30 September). The talks followed the appointment of Mr. Richard to chair the coming black-white talks on setting up an interim Government for Rhodesia.
SYNOPSIS: The two men were together for 45 minutes and later, Mr. Richard refused to discuss details of the settlement. However, he was optimistic of the chances of reaching agreement, and said he expected to leave for a conference towards the end of the following week.
Dr. Kissinger spoke at the United Nations General Assembly and warned against foreign intervention in the affairs of southern Africa.