Political Gimmick
Mind-Reading Cabinet
Date
1969Format Extent
1 pageRights
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The item is comprised of two newspaper articles. The first relates to the South African governments' approach in dealing with issues such as those pertaining to the introduction of the television into the country. The second article relates to issues experienced between Minister Mr. Vorster and Mr. D' Oliveira in relation to accusations against D'Oliveira (selected for the cricket team) for causing so called "political embarrassment to South Africa" as stated by Vorster.