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(Ji THE AF'R !CAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 0 F SOUTH AFRICA, WAS A
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·CJUME S AND STOP THE IMM IGR AT I ON ANO NATURAL IZ AT ION SERVICE <INS> RAIDS AND DEPORTATIONS", SPONSORED BY THE ~OOKLYN
BRANCH OF THE NAARPR, ON JUNE 23, 1984, AT
MEDGER EVERS COLLEGE, 1150 CARROLL STREET, NEW YORK. THE WORKSHOP WAS FOLLOWED BY RECEPTION FOR STOLFILE,
WHO lS IN NEW YORK AS PART OF A TEN CITY TOUR ORGANIZED Bf THE NAARPR IN RELATION TO ITS PETITION AND EDUCATION CAt•1PAIGN TO "FREE NELSON AND W!NNIE MANDELA AND ALL S:HJTH AFRICAN POLITICAL PRISONERS AND STOP THE EXECUTIONS
CF SOUTH AFRICAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS." > ·\;i;~i
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FOR NELSON AND WINNIE MANDELA.
STOLFILE WAS TO BE HOSTED AT THE RECEPTION BY J£PRESENTATIVES OF THE NEW YORK STATE DIVIS ION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, THE BROOKLYN HUMAN RIGHTS ADVISORY COUNCIL, A
NEW YORK COUNCIL MEMBER AND A NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN AND CI'HERS.
DETROIT, i'1ICH1GAN AND BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA HAVE
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