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It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there, says Rt
It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there, says Rt

It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there, says Rt

Date10/27/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there; says Rt. Rev. Stephen Neill.
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