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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Foes unite against Angolan
By The Associated Press
The main anti-Communist
guerrilla group in Angola said
yesterday it is working to form
an alliance with Marxist dissi-
dents and other antigovernment
guerrillas to try to oust the
Cuban and Soviet-backed gov-
ernment of President Agostinho
Neto.
A spokesman in Lisbon for the
National Union for the Total
Independence of Angola - UN-
ITA - said preliminary dis-
cussions have already taken
place in London, Lisbon and
Paris with representatives of
dissidents who tried and failed
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to overthrow Neto three weeks
ago.
IE SAID the movement
would also include the National
Front - GNLA - another anti-
Communist guerrilla force that
fought against Neto's Popular
Movement - MPLA - in the
Angolan civil war. Neto won
out after he brought in 15,000
Cuban troops and heavy Soviet
weapons.
"There will be further dis-
cussions, possibly leading to ao
anti - Neto summit within An-
gola," the spokesman said.
In South Africa, police re-
ported that four more blacks
were killed and nearly 300 were
arrested in two black townships Kabah and Kwanobuhle Thurs-
in eastern Capa province fol- day, and two blacks died in one
lowing a wave of arson, looting of many fires set by the mobs.
and stoning, Officials estimated the damage
there at $1.15 million.
THE DEATHS brought to six
the toll in two days of rioting
in Kabah and Kwanpbuhle
townships marking the anniver-
sary of the bloody racial clash-
es thattook 600 lives across
South Africa last year.
Officials said police opened
fire on the rioters at one stage,
but they did not indicate whe-
ther this was how the blacks
were killed.
Five blacks and five police-
men were injured in clashes in
IN OTHER Africa - related
developments:
* Police in Botswana said five
armed black men dressed as
Rhodesian soldiers held up
three vacationing American
Peace Corps volunteers near
the Botswana - Rhodesia bord-
er. A Rhodesian spokesman de-
nied any Rhodesian troops were
involved.
Police identified one of the
three Americans as James Ri-
chard Grace of Ann Arbor.
Soturday, June 11, 97-,
regime
* Winnie Mandala, the wife ml
a jailed South African black na-
tionalist leader, was summoned
to court for the second time on
charges that she had violated
her external exile by receiving
visitors at Brandfort, 1i0 miles
from Johannesburg. No evi-
dence was presented and she
was sent hack to the lawn pend-
ing another court aptearance
Juuly 1.
Mandela, 43., has been a
"banned person since 1971
meaning she may not teave her
house at night or on sseekends,
be quoted in the press or have
visitors without- official per
mission. She has been banished
to Brandfort since May lih
nic plan
India tells new econor
NEW DELHI, Ind i a (' -
India's new government unveil-
ed an economic plan yesterday
in keeping witls its promise to
shift the country's economic
thrust to the rural v i I I a g e s
where 80 per cent of the people
live.
The plan, outlined in the first
budget of Prime Minister Mo-
rarji Desai's three - month - old
government, is aimed at stimu-
lating food production, rural
employment and development of
the nation's village industries.
FINANCE MINISTER H. M.
Patel told parliament the budget
is designed to bring India's 625
million people "bread and lib-
erty" as the Janata party
pledged in its successful cam-
paign to oust former Prime Min-
ister Indira Gandhi's Congress
party in the March elections.
"It is our firm belief that the
open society we cherish will re-
main insecure unless we can
move forward with courage and
sincerity to banish poverty, ig-
norance and disease from this
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"We seek tot accel.I Le the
pace of economic p es and
to distribute its fraits equitably
in a framework of democracy
and individual freedom," the
finance minister told the crawd-
ed parliamest chamber.
THE NEW BUDGET cames at
a time when international econo-
mists see the Indian economy as
suffering from sluggish growth,
rising prices and a downtar in
food production from a year's
record 120-million-ton grain har-
vest.
At the same time, they add,
India's industrial prodaction,
trade picture and fsreigs ex-
change reserves have rarely
been stronger.
The budget calls for a total
expenditure of $18.3 billion, with
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