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COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS

THOMAS E. MORGAN, Pennsylvania, Chairman

CLEMENT J. ZABLOCKI, Wisconsin
WAYNE L. HAYS, Ohio

L. H. FOUNTAIN, North Carolina
DANTE B. FASCELL, Florida
CHARLES C. DIGGS, JR., Michigan
ROBERT N. C. NIX, Pennsylvania
DONALD M. FRASER, Minnesota
BENJAMIN S. ROSENTHAL, New York
JOHN C. CULVER, Iowa

LEE H. HAMILTON, Indiana
ABRAHAM KAZEN, JR., Texas
LESTER L. WOLFF, New York
JONATHAN B. BINGHAM, New York
GUS YATRON, Pennsylvania
ROY A. TAYLOR, North Carolina
JOHN W. DAVIS, Georgia
OGDEN R. REID, New York

MICHAEL HARRINGTON, Massachusetts
LEO J. RYAN, California

CHARLES WILSON, Texas

DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR., Michigan

WILLIAM S. MAILLIARD, California 1
PETER H. B. FRELINGHUYSEN, New Jersey
WILLIAM S. BROOMFIELD, Michigan
H. R. GROSS, Iowa

EDWARD J. DERWINSKI, Illinois
VERNON W. THOMSON, Wisconsin
PAUL FINDLEY, Illinois
JOHN H. BUCHANAN, JR., Alabama
J. HERBERT BURKE, Florida
GUY VANDER JAGT, Michigan
ROBERT H. STEELE, Connecticut
PIERRE S. DU PONT, Delaware
CHARLES W. WHALEN, JR., Ohio
ROBERT B. (BOB) MATHIAS, California
EDWARD G. BIESTER, JR., Pennsylvania
LARRY WINN, JR., Kansas

BENJAMIN A. GILMAN, New York
TENNYSON GUYER, Ohio

ROBERT J. LAGOMARSINO, California

MARIAN A. CZARNECKI, Chief of Staff

SUBCOMMITTEE ON AFRICA

CHARLES C. DIGGS., JR., Michigan, Chairman

ROBERT N. C. NIX, Pennsylvania JOHN C. CULVER, Iowa

MICHAEL HARRINGTON, Massachusetts

GUS YATRON, Pennsylvania

EDWARD J. DERWINSKI, Illinois
GUY VANDER JAGT, Michigan
EDWARD J. DERWINSKI, Illinois
LARRY WINN, JR., Kansas 2
CHARLES W. WHALEN, JR., Ohio 3

Mrs. GOLER TEAL BUTCHER, Subcommittee Staff Consultant 4 Mrs. LESLIE MCKNIGHT YATES, Subcommittee Staff Consultant 5 JOSEPHINE WEBER, Staff Assistant

1 Resigned March 5, 1974.

2 Resigned subcommittee March 27, 1974.

3 Appointed to subcommittee March 27, 1974.

4 Resigned April 8, 1974.

Joined subcommittee staff April 1, 1974.

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Gurirab, Theo-Ben, SWAPO chief representative at the United Nations

and to the Americas__

Landis, Elizabeth S., vice president, American Committee on Africa__

Wachholz, Douglas P., attorney, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights

Thursday, April 4, 1974:

Hocker, Ralph C., associate director, Division of Corporation Finance,

Securities and Exchange Commission_-_.

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Johnston, William, president, Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa--

Kaiser, Herbert, alternate director, Office of Southern African Affairs,

Department of State___

STATEMENTS AND MEMORANDUMS SUBMITTED

Articles from Johannesburg Star, international airmail weekly edition,

Feb. 16, 1974__

Text of Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Articles from The Windhoek Adversiter, Feb. 14, 1974_.

Statement of United Nations Commissioner for Namibia, Sean MacBride, in

Zambia, Feb. 19, 1974.

Article 3 of the Geneva Convention relative to the protection of civilian

persons in time of war..

Section of the South Africa Constitution Act dealing with equality of

official languages, as submitted by Mrs. Landis

Statement by Mrs. Landis on the application of the Terrorism Act to

South Africa and Namibia._.

Statement by Mr. Wachholz concerning "forced labor" provision of the

Tariff Act of 1930__

Memorandum prepared by Division of Corporation Finance, Securities

and Exchange Commission concerning the authority of the SEC with

respect to companies doing business in Namibia...

Table prepared by the SEC on shareholder proposals relating to South Afri-

can countries from 1970-74 where management opposed inclusion of

proposal in proxy material..

Press release of the Department of State concerning U.S. pledge to the

Fund for Namibia___

Statement of the Department of State concerning George Hauser's efforts to

travel in Namibia in 1972____

Letter dated Apr. 14, 1972, to Mr. William Lesh of the SEC from Oliver S.

Crosby, Director, Southern African Affairs, Department of State, con-

cerning U.S. position on American investment in Namibia.

Statement of the Department of State concerning the U.S. Government's

position on the application of bilateral treaties with South Africa to

Letter dated Dec. 13, 1972 to Chairman Diggs from Davis M. Abshire,

Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations, Department of State,

concerning the right to obtain most favored nation treatment for exports

originating in Namibia_...

Statement of the Department of State concerning the prohibition of im-

portation of forced-labor goods_--

Statement concerning SEC responsibilities regarding investments in
South African gold mines, as submitted by the SEC.

Statement of the Department of State concerning legal restraints on pro-

viding data on American firms operating in South Africa.

Statement of the Department of State concerning SEC procedures for

deleting proposed shareholder resolutions from proxy statements-

Statement by Mr. Johnston concerning SEC's dealing with stockholder
resolutions introduced by the Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa__

Resolutions filed with Newmont Mining Corp. by Episcopal Churchmen

for South Africa, a shareholder, 1972.

Proxy statement of Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa on Newmont

Resolution sponsored by Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa_

Resolution filed with American Metal Climax, Inc., by Episcopal Church-

men for South Africa____

Statement of the Department of State concerning expansion of facilities by
American firms in Namibia since May 1970__

1. Text of Proclamation No. R. 17 (1972) by the State President of the

Republic of South Africa, known as "Emergency Regulations"-

2. Text of temporary interdict of November 19, 1973 preventing certain

Bantustan authorities from flogging persons under certain conditions_

3. Reports entitled "Namibia: The Beginning of Disengagement", by
Elizabeth Landis_

4. Report entitled "Tsumeb-A Profile of United States Contribution to

Underdevelopment in Namibia".

5. Relevant excerpts from articles appearing in the International Com-

mission of Jurists magazine "The Review"

6. "The Observer's Report on the State v. Tuhadeleni and Others" by

Richard A. Falk, from “Erosion of the Rule of Law in South Africa,"

published by the International Commission of Jurists, August 1968-

7. Article from "Objective: JUSTICE," a quarterly magazine covering

United Nations activity against apartheid, racial discrimination and

colonialism, Volume 6, No. 1, January/February/March 1974.---

8. Security Council resolutions dealing with Namibia

9. Article entitled "Lawyers' Committee Continues Work on Southern

African Problems", from "Committee Report," January 1974_____

10. General Assembly Resolutions dealing with Namibia__.

11. Summary of the International Court of Justice opinion of June 1971

on the legal obligations of states_

12. Article from June 1973 issue of "UPDATE", published by the Africa

Information Center of the African American Institute..

13. Exchange of correspondence between the Department of State, Securi-

ties and Exchange Commission, and Gemstone Miners, Ltd. con-

cerning U.S. policy with respect to investment in Namibia..

14. Paper entitled "The Control of Wages in South Africa" by Stanley
Siebert and Abrian Guelke....

15. Department of State background notes on South-West Africa (Nami-

bia) September 1973...

16. A memorandum on the political developments in Namibia from May to

October 1973 prepared by the London Office of SWAPO.

17. List of U.S. firms having direct investment in selected industries in

Africa as of 1970 (prepared by the Bureau of International Com-

merce, Africa Division)

18. "Namibia News" issued by the South-West Africa People's Organiza-
tion of Namibia (SWAPO), June 1973

19. Report of visit to South Africa and Namibia by the Secretary-General

of the International Commission of Jurists...

20. SWAPO statement before the United Nations Council for Namibia,

commemorating August 26, read by Theo-Ben Gurirab, August 24,

21. Statement delivered by Mr. Nujoma, president of SWAPO, before the

United Nations Security Council on October 5, 1971.

22. Statement of Toivo Herman Ja Toivo...

23. Statement by Elizabeth S. Landis on South Africa and civil rights..

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