Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 87, No. 302, Ed. 2 Monday, February 7, 1977 Page: 3 of 9
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Monday, February 7, 1977
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Ambassador Andrew
Young is finding that the black Africana obviously
want the United States to seize the lead in getting
Rhodesian white leader lan Smith back to the ne-
gotiating table. But neither they nor Young have
any firm idea how this can be done.
Privately, Young is concerned that the Carter
administration may not be able to muster suffi-
cient public support at home to put effective pres-
sure on Smith.
Drawing on his own experience as a black civil
rights leader in the southern United States, he
feels a Rhodesian solution must come from within
Rhodesia. The white minority there, like the one
in South Africa, must come to feel it has nothing
to fear economically if the black majority is given
its political and economic rights.
Young, America's first black U.N. ambassador,
is at the halfway point in his African visit He has
met with the two most moderate and influential of
the five front-line black presidents backing the
blade Rhodesian nationalists, Kenneth Kaunda of
Zambia and Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, as well
as with other black leaders. After a stop today In
Nairobi, he flies on to Lagos, Nigeria.
Young has repeatedly stressed that he came to
Africa not to make suggestions but to listen and
report back to President Carter. Here are some of
his conclusions drawn from his talks:
Despite talk in the Organization of African Uni-
ty about establishing a Pan-African defense force
around southern Africa and escalating the guerril-
la warfare in Rhodesia, Young believes it is Smith
who would really like nothing better than to lure
Cuban troops and Marxist guerrillas to his bor-
ders.
Smith would couple that with concessions to
conservative black leaders in Rhodesia, as part of
his policy of an "internal solution," to project the
image in the United States and Western Europe of
a reasonable man threatened by a Communist
takeover from outside.
Smith's primary goal now is to play for time,
Young believes.
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