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  • Wf M rmsrvis ►♦♦♦♦< (DM TOM Southern Africa Meet The Speakers: Several well-known speakers comprise the agenda for the Symposium on Southern Africa this Thursday and Friday. First, Mr, George Houser, Executive Secretary for the American Committee on Africa, actively involved in the issue of Southern African affairs has written several articles, including 'The Polaroid Approach to South Africa.' Next Mr. Dennis Brutus, Professor of African Literature al Northwestern University, was born in Southern Rhodesia of South African parents., He participated in many anti- apartheid campaigns, particularly concerned with sports. The South African Government eventually banned him from public meetings and from his writings being published in South Africa. He is also a representative of the International Defense and Aid Fund for Southern Africa at the United Nations. Rev. Isaac Bivens holds degrees from West Virginia State College and Boston University. He was appointed in 1970 to the position of Assistant General Secretary in the Division of Global Ministries for the United Methodist Church, He .has spent several months itinerating through Africa. He has long been a member of the Association of Higher Education. Bivens has also served as Chairman of a committee of college administrators working with HEW in Atlanta.. Also participating will be Paul Irish, a senior at Oberlin College. Irish has served as former Issue Chairman on Southern Africa for CIRUNA National, as well as working for the Council for Christian Social Action, directly concerned with the affairs of Southern Africa. He is a member of the College Investment Advisory Committee at Oberlin and is a regular contributing writer to Southern Africa magazine. AConsultant to the House of Representatives for African Affairs, Mrs. Goler Butcher will speak on Friday afternoon. A SCHEDULE REV. ISAAC BIVENS MR. KENNETH HANSEN SEN. GALE McGEE flamboyant and dynamic speaker Butcher serves as an African Advisor to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Rev. Donald Morton, formerly of South Africa, will address delegates on Thursday afternoon. He is now associated with-the Ecumenical Commission on Southern Africa, a New York organization which is concerned with the role of the church in African affairs. Morton was previously a minister in South Africa and is the author of several works, including 'Have Things Reaily Gotten Better?*, an article which examines basic conditions in South Africa, Mr. Simeon Adekson, Second Secretary to the Ambassador of Nigeria; Mr. Kwame Bro- bey, Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Ghana; a representative from the Kenya Embassy and a member of the Embassy of Zambia, will all speak on behalf of their African nations. The complex situation in Southern Africa has had a great impact upon other nations in Africa. Thus the aforementioned spokesman will present the position of their own individual countries. REV. DONALD MORTON On corporate involvement, Mr. Reed Kramer will make a presentation, Kramer has traveled two years In Africa investigating and observing the role of American business firms. He has worked for the Southern African Committee and is currently heading this office's new branch in Durham,, Kramer has also made significant contributions to numerous publications such as Southern Africa magazine. The Keynote Address for the Symposium will be delivered by Senator Gale McGee,Wyoming. McGee enjoys the reputation as 'one of the Senate's most brilliant speakers', as put by Esquire magazine. He earned a Ph.D. at the Univ. of Chicago and later taught at the University of Wyoming. He has served as Chairman of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee.Chairman of Agriculture, Environment and Consumer Protection, and in foreign relations has served on the committees of Far Eastern Affairs; Arms Control, International Law and Organizations and has chaired the Subcommittee on African Affairs, THURSDAY, May 3, 1973 7:30 - Registration Begins; Hinds University Center Grandroom Lobby 8:00 - Opening Address; Ms. Lee Thompson, President - CIRUNA Student Coordinator of Symposium 8:30 - Welcome; Dr, Stuart Wilson, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs 9:00 - Representative, U.S. Dept. of State; United States Position in Southern Africa, introduced by Hick Barringer 9:30 - Mr. George Houser, Executive Secretary, American Committee on Africa; "Alternative Action," introduced by Charles Easton 10:00 - Mr. Dennis Brutus, Northwestern University; "A Black South African Views South Africa", introduced by Donna Trudeau 10:30- Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period TOPIC: AMERICAN BUSINESS INVOLVEMENT Moderated by Mr. Gordon Stebbins, Dept. of Marketing and Management, WCU 11:00 - Mr. Reed Kramer, Southern Africa Committee (south); "Dangers of Corporate Involvement" introduced by Nan Martin 11:30 - Mr. Paul Irish, Oberlin College; Response, introduced by Eileen Kenny 12:00 - Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period 12:30 - 1:30 LUNCH TOPIC: IS WHITE MINORITY RULE ON BEHALF OF CIVILIZATION? Moderated by Dr. Billy Franklin, Chairman, Department of Sociology, WCU 1:30 - Embassy of Zambia, Representative, introduced by Pat Whitesides 2:00 - Rev. Donald Morton, Ecumenical Commission on Southern Africa; introduced by Scott Lindsay 2:30 - Mr. Ken Hansen, Harvard University; introduced by Gary Richardson 3:00 - 4:00 Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period 4:00 - 5:00 WORKSHOPS - Various Topics 7:30 - TOPIC: THE UNITED STATES AND SOUTHERN AFRICA IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: Senator Gale McGee, former Chairman, Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Africa; introduced by Ed Wilson. 8:30 - Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period; informal reception for University Community, Grandroom Lobby FRIDAY, May 4, 1973 8:30 - Registration Begins TOPIC: SOUTHERN AFRICA IN AFRICAN AFFAIRS Moderated by Mr. Thomas O'Toole, Dept of History, WCU 9:00 - Representative, Embassy of Ghana, introduced by Donna Smalley 9:30 - Mr. Simeon Adekson, Embassy' of Nigeria; introduced by James Burriss 10:00 - Representative, Embassy of Kenya, introduced by Bruce Gaede 10:30 - Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period 11:00 - 12:00 Workshop - Various Topics 12:00 - 1:30 LUNCH TOPIC: ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS - Moderated by Mr. Clifford Lovin, Acting Dean, School of Arts and Sciences 1:30 - Rev, Isaac Biven, Division of Global Ministries, United Methodist Church; introduced by Sue Bartlett 2:00 - Mrs. Goler Butcher, Consultant on African Affairs, House of Representatives; introduced by Wanda Pate 2:30 - Mr. Joel Carlson, New York University, Graduate Center on International Studies; introduced by Victoria Casey 3:00 - 4:00 Discussion and Question-and-Answer Period 4:00 - 4:30 - Closing Comments :iTTTTiTiiiiiiiixiixiiiiiriiiiizixii:iixxxxiAiiii^AXx;iiixiiii:iiizi:iiiiiiTiiiTiiiT;TTriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i May 3rd & 4th University Center Grandroom ixxxxxxxxxiiTTTTTTTTTi;TTTTTxiiiiiiiii::ir:ii::iiimniiIIIIIIIIi;iIIIIIIIIirTTTTT? 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