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X..S.em r./ SG/pt I ~ -.. lloDIMr 'u..i~ M2'~ tb a eGD' ot a _..... trca a :t of avt.C"U et •· 3< aD4 ~-- ot kla eoJWtiiP•,• w .,.,.. ttl _.,..,.•• _ _. Atn... .." llaee tale of 8ou: -..IJ1a 1• .. tla ••• td I' 7W .., wt• to br.llll 'Ulia •••-• to tM at IIU of t.lle ......_ or ,.... t ,. 1 Jd.&llt ..,., tor 70V ~ . ._ l • t.M1 Q ia I cc: ~rr. Amachree Mr. Chacko 18th April , 1964 Ex cellency, I hav@ th~ horour to tran s~ it to Your Excellency the following message received from Osagyefo Dr. Kwam~ Nkrumah, President of the Republic of Ghana: "DEAR f..fi. SECRETARY...(JENERAL. I HAVE RECEIVED Win-f GREAT CXJNC ERN THE N~S OF THE RESl'RICTION OF MR. JOSHUA NKOMO AND THREE OF HIS COLL EAG UES TO AN AREA CLOSE TO THf! MOZAMBIQUE AND SOliTH AFRICAN BORDERS. THIS NEWS IS DISQUIETING IN VIEW OF TH~ STATEMENTS MADE BY PETITION!RS FROM SOUfH WEST AFRICA IN THE FOlfiTH COMM ITTEE OF THE GENERAL AS SEMBLY OF TH! UNITED NATIONS REGARDING THE BANISHMENT OF CERTAIN AFRICAN NATIONALISTS TO M!IGHBOt.JtiNG PORTlliU!SE TERRITOR IES AND THE TORTL.ft! AND EVENTUAL !X!CUTION TO WHICH THESE NATIONALISTS HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED BY THE PORTl.GUESE AliTHORITIES. THE FATE Of THE CDNGOLESE PATRIOT AND HERO, MR. PATRICE LUMLNBA, IS STILL FRESH IN OLR MINDS AND WE IN AFRICA CANNOT STAND B-Y WH ILE SIMILAR PATE IS METED OUT TO OTHeR NATIONALIST LEADERS. "I AM TH!REFORE REQUESTING YOU TO SEEK TO OBTAIN A GUARANTEE FOR THE SAFETY OF 1-fi. NKOMO AND HIS COLLENlUES FROM THl: GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED KINGOOM, WHICH IS THE ADMINISTERING AUTHORITY OF THE COLONY. AND ALSO TO SEEK THEIR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AND FREEDOM . .., ' ~ ~ ' PER MAN N T '5101'-. )f '~~.o.NA T O THE UN EC ~~ATIONS , 1r -:-LJ F. · ; ~~ !:R A ASSF.MGL v. T ·J SOt JH!E~'~ RHf J r: SIA CL FARLY 11\Di '...:AI ES Tr~ FXTREI/,1= ~NCS T U WH ISH THE tviJ Nl1R:J:T Y St:: T TLt: R -( )~)'J E RNt.', F'\JT \ 1 F SUVTHERN RH CDFS l A ~ PREPARF.J -;-"( ; tj(; I~ 1-;-S D!=3f1 ARA- F JRMES-:- A~D ~ 'RGE lT ACT I ON . l HC PF TH.Il.: Yl.". , i"/1 LL. GC VF.Rt!MEN'T FCm : R..:: l -ER GU ARA>IT EFS CF rH ~ SAF ET Y OF n r::s~ AFR -:.CAt~ NA-:- I t~AL i ST I.F.ku ERS. " I LnC.K FCRWAHD TO HEAR I NG FRCM YOU AS SC(;,l AS OSSI LE. '.lfMJW:E LE . YO: ; MAY. AT "(OlJR u i SCR ~T I U~ . VJ TSH . - ':IRJ' L.A. F T HIS MESSAGF. T~- T HE MEMP::::1s OFT.~~ t JtniEJ NA7 JC~NS . 11 i'iiTH AS.3LJRAt..::ES ·F MY HIGHE ST C( I JS Iur:RATICJN. KN AME ~WRUMAH ~R t:S-:- D;::t'IJ! CF -:- ~ 1E REPI JBLJ ._-; , . F GHAN " r: ! nS i df'r a ti )n , , I I , , .. 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I c:o,_r R T MAY BE EN BL~D TO ATIE LA ER- UR I T R OF JUfT ICE COL PC CCONFIR D[LIV[RY )) 20 «"[NT 1432 14.MAY u 0 J J I l Y 1 I/ 1 l ' PA 0 I - PC : RY G ER L UIT£ 0 0 c l c VI T 0 0 JR T J '' P TPO 0 H 0 l OR P. I 7 1 l o; L 0 0 T J £ L 'I I . ,. .. AdO;) 101:1"3X , j ~~Q~} ~ PERMANENT SOUTH AFRICAN MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS I7T_M FLOOR-300 EAST 42"-0 STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 8th December, 1966 N' -,fc/',. t,..r).M c~ ,.. .. , v p . ~r Ex:cellency, I have the honour, by direction, t o convey to you the enclosed text of a s t at€ nent issued by the Forei[;n !'-Unister of the Republic of South Africa, Dr. the Honourable Hilgard Muller, on 8th December, 1966. Accept, Excellency, the renewed assurances of my highest consideration. N. I. Botha Ambassador, Permanent Representative • .L E . U 'I' hax~t Secreta.r·y -G eneral Ur;. i t ed 'ations 1' <.J \'1 YORK . SOUTHERN RHODESIA CWith tfu Clown C&_'i.k ~ Compfiment1- • RHODESIA 1966-1967 MINUTE of His Worship the Mayor for the Year Ended 31st July 1967 COUNCILLOR F . GORDON HARPER, Mayor. (,U TOP ROW: C. L. Knaggs (Manager, Amenities Department); G. W. McNaught (Town Solicitor); D. Sandison (City Valuator and Estates Manager); E. C. Lynch (City Electrical Engineer); H. Hallam (City Engineer); F. P. F. Sutcliffe (Acting Director of African Administration); H. R. Martin, O.B.E. (City Treasurer); Dr. A. J. Board (Medical Officer of Health); 0. F . N. Ellert (Manager, Liquor Undertaking Department); J. H . Wilson (City Architect). MIDDLE ROW: Councillor T. E. Taylor; Councillor G. R. Bates; Councillor I. Pitch; Councillor F. J. Lova tt; Councillor B. Panter, M.P.; Councillor R. M. Morris, C.M.G., O.B.E.; Councillor Mrs. 0. H. Robertson, M.B.E.; Councillor G. K. Shaw-Twilley; Councillor J. Pitluk; Councillor G. H. Tanser. FRONT ROW: Rev. Richard H. Holderness, B.A., L.Th. (Mayor's Chaplain); Councillor W. Steer; Alderman D. Divaris; Councillor F. W. W. Bernard (Deputy Mayor); Councillor F. Gordon Harper (Mayor); B. J. Neale (Town Clerk); Alderman F. E. Chisholm; Councillor F . T. Clements. 4 LIST OF MAYORS SALISBURY :: RHODESIA W. E. FAIRBRIDGE ..... 1897-1898 W. E. FAIRBRIDGE ...... ...... 1898-1899 H. J. DEARY ...... 1899-1900 J. van PRAAGH 1900-.1901 G. D. BATES 1901-1902 G. D. BATES ..... 1902-1903 M. E. CLEVELAND . 1903-1904 M. E. CLEVELAND . 1904-1905 E. COXWELL 1905-1906 J. PASCOE ..... 1906-1-907 J. PASCOE ...... 1907-1908 H. W. ROSS ...... .. .... 1908-1909 W. H. BROWN, M.L.C. 1909-1910 M. E. CLEVELAND ..... 1910-1911 M. E. CLEVELAND 1911-1912 JAS. LAWSON 1912-1913 E. COXWELL 1913-1914 H. L. LEZARD 1914-1915 W. MARTIN EPTON 1915-1916 H. L. LEZARD 1916-1917 GEO. ELCOMBE 1917-1918 GEO. ELCOMBE 1918-1919 GEO. ELCOMBE 1919-1920 M. E. CLEVELAND . 1920-1921 GEO. ELCOMBE 1921-1922 GEO. ELCOMBE 1922-19:!3 WM. SMITH 1923-19:!4 J. REID ROWLAND ..... 1924-1925 W. HILL 1925-1926 W. HJLL 1926-1927 J. SMIT ... ... 1927-1928 J. McCHLERY 1928-1929 J. E. STONE ...... 1929-1930 J. W. ELSWORTH 1930-1931 R. L. PHILLIPS ..... 1931-1932 M. E. CLEVELAND ...... ..... 1932-1933 J. REID ROWLAND, C.B.E., J.P. 1933-1934 LESLIE B.