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decision remained with the British Government . |
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Mr. Macleod was not at the week-end |
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delay progress in the talks by refusing |
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to sit round the conference table . |
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the Federal Government . Mr. James Callaghan , |
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Northern Rhodesia is a member of the Fede- |
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said Britain had an obligation to consult |
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refusing to sit round the conference table . |
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have no knowledge of secret negotiations . " He |
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Labour's Colonial spokesman , said Sir Roy had |
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no right to delay progress in the talks by |
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ration . Mr. Macleod was not at the week-end |
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meeting . But he told M Ps yesterday : " I |
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negotiations with Sir Roy's representative , |
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sent from the Government were " unsatisfac- |
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Mr. Julius Greenfield . He was at Che- |
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day called on Mr. Macmillan to cease his |
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tory . " African delegates to the talks yester- |
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parties had refused to attend the talks |
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Mr. Macleod thought the two Rhodesian |
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Sir Roy's Federal Government in the |
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regarded with " growing anger " the " gross |
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and unconstitutional " interference by |
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quers last week-end . They said they |
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because Sir Roy had found messages |
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talks . |
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interference by Sir Roy's Federal Government in the talks . |
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had found messages sent from the Government were |
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at Chequers last week-end . They said they regarded |
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called on Mr. Macmillan to cease his negotiations with |
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had refused to attend the talks because Sir Roy |
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with " growing anger " the gross and unconstitutional " |
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" unsatisfactory . " African delegates to the talks yesterday |
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Mr. Macleod thought the two Rhodesian parties |
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Sir Roy's representative , Mr. Julius Greenfield . He was |
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racial discrimination in Government |
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defended the appointment of a Negro as |
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strong opposition from the anti-Negro |
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his Housing Minister . It has aroused |
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and State housing projects . |
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Informal talks at Lancaster House will |
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senators of the Deep South . The negro |
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resume today . President Kennedy today |
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is Mr. Robert Weaver of New York . One |
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of his tasks will be to see there is no |
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Deep South . The negro is Mr. Robert # |
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Weaver of New York . One of his tasks will |
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in Government and State housing |
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his Housing Minister . It has aroused strong |
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defended the appointment of a Negro as |
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projects . |
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opposition from the anti-Negro senators of the |
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Informal talks at Lancaster House will |
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resume today . PRESIDENT KENNEDY today |
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be to see there is no racial discrimination |
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the appointment of a Negro as his Housing Minister . |
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senators of the Deep South . The negro is Mr. |
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will be to see there is no racial discrimination |
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in Government and State housing projects . |
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today . PRESIDENT KENNEDY today defended |
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It has aroused strong opposition from the anti-Negro |
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Informal talks at Lancaster House will resume |
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Robert Weaver of New York . One of his tasks |
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that Weaver once had Communist affiliations . |
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by another Southern Senator - Willis Robertson , |
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off the opposition by telling a television |
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of Virginia - met today in closed session |
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audience it was " current Washington gossip " |
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Robertson later disclosed he had sent a letter |
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to Mr. Kennedy saying he had received several |
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complaints about Weaver's loyalty . |
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to discuss Weaver's appointment . Senator |
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Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana sparked |
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The Senate Banking Committee , which is headed |
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discuss Weaver's appointment . Senator |
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Virginia - met today in closed session to |
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Southern Senator - Willis Robertson , of |
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Committee , which is headed by another |
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Robertson later disclosed he had sent a letter |
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to Mr. Kennedy saying he had received |
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Washington gossip " that Weaver once had |
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Communist affiliations . The Senate Banking |
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Senator Allen Ellender , of Louisiana , |
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television audience it was " current |
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sparked off the opposition by telling a |
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Willis Robertson , of Virginia - met today in |
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letter to Mr. Kennedy saying he had received several |
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gossip " that Weaver once had Communist affilia- |
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complaints about Weaver's loyalty . |
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Senator Allen Ellender , of Louisiana , |
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Senator Robertson later disclosed he had sent a |
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closed session to discuss Weaver's appointment . |
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tions . The Senate Banking Committee , which |
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is headed by another Southern Senator - |
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sparked off the opposition by telling a |
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television audience it was " current Washington |
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Robertson saying the Federal Bureau of In- |
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He believed he would perform " outstanding |
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He said these concerned Mr. Weaver's |