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Repre ent tive George
Croc e t t, tbe fealty
octogenarian from De roil,
fi 11y met el on Mand
tbe man be's p ubj i
cbampioned ince coming t
Congress ten years ago.
Tbe autbor of numerou
Ie . I tive ttemp to get the
United States to obtain
del 's rele from prison,
Croc ett sat do n to breakf t
her I t ee ith the BI
Soutb African leader nd the
otber 23 member of tbe
Congre ional BI c Caucus.
-I almo t had to pincb
my elf becau e omebo it
j t hard to believe that be
re ly tbere, t man in
peno "Cioc ett excl imed in
a recent imervie . -I" t three
sealS a ay, atcbing bi
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Croc eu, bo i t e senior
BI c member of tbe H6 e
Foreign Atfai Committee and
tbe ran ing member of its
Subcommittee on Africa pent
the De t four yea trying to gei
t Re gan Administration to
move a y from it South
African policy of "constructive
en gement".
He a ailed the Reagan
re pon e a "eva ive and
totally un at.i factory: and
t en e nt on the attack,
ddres in t United tio
Se ion 00 Apartbeid and
joinin the "Free South Afri .
ovemeot" prote t at tbe
South African Em y, re
be a arre ted. Charge
a ain t him and other
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