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JOHANNESBURG, South Af-
rica (P) - Black U.S. diplomat
Joe Segars was refused permis-
sion to eat in a downtown Jo-
hannesburg restaurant yester-
:Iay despite his official Ameri-
can status.
"We had reservations and we
were deniedservice," Segars
said after the incident at Chez
Andre, a restaurant reserved for
whites and specializing in
French cuisine.
Segars, a Philadelphian, works
at the U.S. consulate in Johan-
nesburg and one of his respon-
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The manager could not be
reached for comment.
"This is the first such exper-
ience he has had," U.S. Consul
General William Johnson said.
"He has gone to other w h i t e
restaurants and has generally
been met with nothing but cour-
teous treatment."
Johnson said there was some
ambiguity in South African law
regarding black diplomats, al-
though in general restaurants
here are strictly segregated.
-'HE SAID the incident would
be discussed with U.S. Embas-
sy officials in Pretoria w h o
would decide if any protest
should be made to the South Af-
rican authorities.
Segars, who arrived here in
June with his wife, Elizabeth,
I and their son, Ryan, is one of
two black American diplomats
assigned to South Africa. The
other is Richard Baltimore, who
works at the U.S. Embassy in
Pretoria.
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WUOM: A- talk with Himan
Brown, producer CBS Radio Mystery
Theatre, and actress Ann Shepherd.
Sound effects are included, 10 a.m.
Ctr., Human Growth/Develop-
ment: Ernesto Pollitt, Mass. Insti-
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Evidence of Malnutrition and Men-
tal Development," E. Conf. Room,
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ment: Frank Smith, The Ontario
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"Making Sense of Reading," Schor-
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Thursday, January 27, 1977
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