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Edward Joseph Perkins Collection

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Boxes 1-2: Calendars and Schedules, 1978-1996 Box 3: Financial Records, 1980-1996 (RESTRICTED ACCESS) Box 4: Early Life and Education, 1928-1978 Box 5: Counselor for Political Affairs, U.S. Embassy, Accra, Ghana, 1978-1981. Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Monrovia, Liberia, 1981-1983.

Director, Office of West African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State, 1983-1985.

U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Liberia, 1985-1986. Box 6-16: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989 Box 17-18: Director General of the Foreign Service and Director of Personnel, U.S. Department of State, 1989-1992. Box 19-26: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Box 26-30: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council, 1992-1993. Box 31-34: Miscellaneous papers, 1992-1993. Box 35: Certificates, Publications [EJP], Speeches, A – Sembler (other people). Box 36: Speeches, Schultz – End (other people). Speeches, EJP, 1985 – 1988. Box 37: Speeches, EJP, 1988 – January/February 1994. Box 38: Speeches, EJP, March/April 1994 – 1996. Box 39: Speeches, EJP, 2000 – 2003. Correspondence, Family Members. Correspondence, Personal A – H. Box 40: Correspondence, Personal I/J – Z, Unknown Correspondent. Box 41: Social Invitations, 1950 – 1996. Memberships, A – C. Box 42-43: Memberships, C – T. Box 44: Memberships, Thursday Luncheon Club – Z. Miscellaneous, A – AORG.

Box 45-46: Miscellaneous, AORG – End. Box 47: William J. Crowe Chair Professor and Executive Director, International Programs Center, University of Oklahoma, 1996-2007.

Inventory Box 1: Calendars and Schedules 1. Calendars and Schedules: Economist Pocket Diary, 1976. 2. Calendars and Schedules: Economist Pocket Diary, 1977. 3. Calendars and Schedules: Economist Pocket Diary, 1978. 4. Calendars and Schedules: Easter Seal Appointment Book, 1978. 5. Calendars and Schedules: Desk Master Diary, 1978. 6. Calendars and Schedules: Desk Master Diary, 1979. 7. Calendars and Schedules: Desk Master Diary, 1980. 8. Calendars and Schedules: American Express Appointment Book, 1981. 9. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1981.

EJP’s secretary, Sharon Walton’s copy. 10. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1982.

EJP’s secretary, Sharon Walton’s copy. 11. Calendars and Schedules: Discovering the Book of Five Rings Business Strategy Planner, 1983. 12. Calendars and Schedules: Newsweek International Diary, 1983. 13. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1983.

EJP’s secretary, Sharon Walton’s copy. 14. Calendars and Schedules: Newsweek International Diary, 1984. 15. Calendars and Schedules: Week At A Glance Professional Appointments [spiral bound], 1984. 16. Calendars and Schedules: American Express pocket diary, 1985. 17. Calendars and Schedules: American Express Appointment Book, 1985. Box 2: Calendars and Schedules 1. Calendars and Schedules: Daily Planner [loose pages], 1986. 2. Calendars and Schedules: Week At A Glance Professional Appointments [spiral bound], 1986. 3. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1986. Four copies:

1. Ambassador Perkins’ copy. 2. Pretoria [South Africa] copy. 3. EJP’s secretary, Sheila K. Mayer’s copy. 4. Extra copy.

4. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1987. Two copies: 1. Ambassador Perkins’ copy.

2. EJP’s secretary, Norma’s copy. 5. Calendars and Schedules: Vermont Life [pictorial] Calendar [spiral bound], 1987. 6. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1988. Two copies: 1. Ambassador Perkins’ copy.

2. EJP’s secretary, Norma’s copy. 7. Calendars and Schedules: South African National Zakah Fund Sanzaf Diary, 1988. 8. Calendars and Schedules: United States Government Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1989. Two copies: 1. Ambassador Perkins’ copy.

2. EJP’s secretary, Norma’s copy. 9. Calendars and Schedules: Day At A Glance Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1989. Ambassador Perkins’s copy. 10. Calendars and Schedules: Day At A Glance Appointment Book [spiral bound], 1989. EJP’s secretary’s copy. 11. Calendars and Schedules: South Africa Foundation Information Digest, 1989. 12. Calendars and Schedules: World in Color [pictorial] Appointment Calendar [spiral bound], 1993. 13. Calendars and Schedules: Malaysian Timber Council [pictorial] Calendar, 1996. 14. Calendars and Schedules: Guest Book, 1979-1986. 15. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1984. 16. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1985. 17. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1986. 18. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1987. 19. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1988. 20. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1989. 21. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1990. 22. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1990. 23. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1991. 24. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1992. 25. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1993.

26. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1994. 27. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1995. 28. Calendars and Schedules: Daily schedule in detail [loose pages], 1996. Box 3: Financial Records (RESTRICTED ACCESS). Note: Files 1 – 27 were removed and returned to EJP

due to the sensitive nature of the information. 1 - 27. Financial Records: REMOVED. 28. Financial Records: Travel Authorizations, Dependents. 29. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1981. 30. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1984. 31. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1985. 32. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1986. 33. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1987. 34. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1988. 35. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, January – June 1989. 36. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, July – December 1989. 37. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, January – June 1990. 38. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, July – December 1990. 39. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, January – June 1991. 40. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, July – December 1991. 41. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1992. 42. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1993. 43. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1994. 44. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1995. 45. Financial Records: Travel Authorization/Vouchers, 1996. Box 4: Early Life and Education

1. Early Life and Education: Autobiographical sketches written by EJP regarding his early childhood through high school years.

2. Early Life and Education: Perkins and Noble family genealogies. Includes some census and marriage

documents. 3. Early Life and Education: Ruth Arbuckle, a Portland, Oregon English teacher, was one of the people who had

a shaping the character of young EJP. Newspaper clippings and letters. 4. Early Life and Education: Jefferson High School [Portland, Oregon]. Alumni newsletters, news clippings and

Class of 1947 directory. 5. Early Life and Education: High school book reports. 6. Early Life and Education: Requests for admission to several colleges and universities for graduate work in

Public Administration [including the University of Oklahoma]. 7. Early Life and Education: George Washington University, Washington D. C. Miscellaneous correspondence

and transcripts. 1972-1973. 8. Early Life and Education: National Institute of Development Administration, Klong Chun, Bangkapi,

Bangkok, Thailand. Academic Records, 1969-1971. 9. Early Life and Education: University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. Academic Records, 1960-1965. 10. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Miscellaneous notes

from various classes, undated. 11. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Doctoral dissertation

oral exam guide. 12. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Miscellaneous

correspondence, 1968-1975. 13. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Correspondence and

miscellaneous items relating to EJP’s oral defense of his doctoral dissertation, 1978. 14. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Program for the oral

examination of Edward Joseph Perkins for the degree of Doctor of Public Administration, Wednesday, April 19, 1978, 12 Noon. Names the dissertation committee members and gives a synopsis of the dissertation.

15. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Transcripts and student

evaluations, 1969-1975. 16. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-491, September 1974. 17. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-500, August 1969. 18. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-513, Spring 1975. 19. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-516, Spring 1975.

20. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-600, Summer 1974. 21. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-682, May 1976. 22. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-685, Spring 1975. 23. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-685, Spring 1975 [continued]. 24. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-695, [undated]. 25. Early Life and Education: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. Coursework

correspondence, PA-709, 1973. 26. Early Life and Education: Headquarters, Taiwan Central Exchange, [Taipei], Taiwan. Correspondence

between a Mr. Frank Smolkin of Pacific Commerce Co. (HK) Ltd., Hong Kong, and various representatives of the Exchange regarding a sales concession for fabric and yardage. March 1957 to May 1959.

27. Early Life and Education: Miscellaneous news clippings and correspondence, 1963-1968. 28. Early Life and Education: Miscellaneous news clippings, mementos and correspondence relating to Thailand,

1969-1972. 29. Early Life and Education: Miscellaneous correspondence and reports relating to personnel and management in

the United States government Office of Budget, 1972-1974. 30. Early Life and Education: Miscellaneous newsletters, personnel management pamphlets and United States

Department of State Media Services releases which include the following: “Implications of Angola for Future U.S. Foreign Policy,” Statement, Secretary of State, January 29, 1976. “The Atlantic Link: a Common Heritage, a Common Challenge,” News Release, Department of State,

February 20, 1976. [Relates to German-American relations.] “Saudi Arabia and the United States: Areas of Common Interest,” News Release, Department of State,

February 23, 1976. Box 5: Counselor for Political Affairs, U.S. Embassy, Accra, Ghana, 1978-1981. 1. Conference on United Nations Decade for Women, September 12, 1979, Washington D. C. Includes a list of

attendees, with addendum, and biographic sketches of the speakers for the event. 2. Crusader, The [newsletter], published by Trans African Publications, Accra, Ghana, Vol. 1, No. 2, November

1986 (published bi-monthly). An article noting Ambassador Edward J. Perkins’ appointment to the ambassadorship in South Africa appears on page 8.

3. Pan African Heritage Foundation Awards [booklet], [circa 1993], Accra, Ghana. Description of an award

program designed to encourage artistic expression. 4. Embassy, Accra, Ghana, internal memos regarding United States Foreign Service promotions and financial

guidance.

5. Contact lists. Lists of Ghanaian government officials and other persons of interest who were interlocutors for EJP [no date, original and photocopy]. EJP’s Christmas card list, 1981.

6. Ghanaian government, dated July 5, 1973. Organization charts of the Ghanaian government as it existed in

July, 1973. 7. The Ghanaian Sphinx: Reflections on the Contemporary History of Ghana, 1972-1987, by A. Adu-Boahen, J.

B. Danquah Memorial Lectures, 1988, under the auspices of the Ghana Acadamy of Arts and Sciences, Ghana Democratic Movement [publisher], June 25, 1988, Accra, Ghana, pp. 84.

8. Ghanaian military coup, December 31, 1981. Two news clippings [January 3 and August 20, 1982] from the

Washington Post describing the military coup in which Ghanaian Air Force Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings overthrew the government of Hilla Limann.

9. Curriculum vitae of William Ofori-Atta, Chairman, Council of State, Ghana. 10. News clippings: Other world events, primarily economic events and the political power shifts, 1976-1982. 11. People’s National Party [Ghana], Central Committee Members list, March 16, 1981. 12. Social events hosted by EJP, 1978. Guest list for a dinner hosted by EJP on September 29, 1978. 13. Social events hosted by the United States Embassy, 1981. Guest list and two letters sending regrets for the

farewell reception in honor of EJP, June 5, 1981. 14. Trade. InFocus: Ghana, Advertising Supplement to the New York Times, New York: Metropolitan Press [no

date, circa 1999?]. 15. Unfinished manuscript outline. Ghana/Liberia, June 20, 1982. 16. U. S. Africa Policy: “Elite Opinion on United States Policy Toward Africa,” by William J. Foltz, New York,

NY : Council on Foreign Relations, 1979 [booklet]. West Africa [magazine], London: West Africa Publishing Co., November 10, 1986. [Article on EJP’s appointment to South Africa on p. 2352.]

17. Women in Ghanaian Development, a USAID-sponsored project seminar, September 2-4, 1978. 18. Notebooks, stenographer. Six notebooks dated September 29 1979 – January 1980, November – December

1979, February – March 1980, March – May 1980, June – August 1980, and May 1981. Miscellaneous topics.

19. Biographical sketch of EJP, 1981. 20. Notebooks, stenographer. Two notebooks dated July 1983, October – November 1983. Both contain French

language exercises. Director, Office of West African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State, 1983-1985. 21. Embassy budget issues: representational expenses allowable. 22. Minority and women recruitment [United States Foreign Service] issues. 22.1 Perkins, Edward Joseph. Biographical materials and correspondence. 22.2 United States Liberia relations.

Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Monrovia, Liberia, 1981-1983; Ambassador to the Republic of Liberia, 1985-1986.

23. Nomination hearing before the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, transcript dated June 18, 1985. [2

copies.]: Peter Scott Bridges to be Ambassador to the Somali Democratic Republic, Edward Joseph Perkins to be Ambassador to Liberia, Lannon Walker to be Ambassador to the Republic of Senegal, Robert L. Pugh to be Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, and Paul J. Hare to be Ambassador to the Republic of Zambia.

24. News clippings. Washington Post coverage of the nomination and appointment of Edward Joseph Perkins to

be ambassador to the Republic of Liberia. 25. Swearing-in ceremony for Edward Joseph Perkins as ambassador to the Republic of Liberia, dated July 23,

1985. 26. Presentation of credentials, dated August 28, 1985. 27. News clippings. Liberian civil war, 1990 and 1996. 28. Contact lists. Liberian government officials, private citizens, and business people who EJP used as

interlocutors during his assignments. 29. Doe, Samuel Kanyon. News clippings, biographical sketches, and inaugural invitations, programs [January

1986] and copy of Doe’s State of the Nation speech [December 11, 1985]. 29.1. Doe, Samuel Kanyon. Official message traffic dated September 1985 – October 1986 relaying details of

various meetings between Doe and EJP. 30. Official embassy messages regarding Liberian election of October 1985. Several meetings between EJP and

Samuel K. Doe are described. 31. Embassy briefing book outlining the U.S. key issues in relation to the political, economic and social climate in

Liberia as of June 1985. 32. Embassy budget policy letter, Monrovia, Liberia, dated October 14, 1986. 33. Embassy chiefs of mission, Monrovia, Liberia. List of U.S. representatives to the government of Liberia,

from 1863 – 1985. Details include the name, home state, career status, title, date of appointment, date of presentation of credentials and how/when each appointment terminated.

34. Embassy internal memos between EJP and his secretary, Sheila K. Moyer, regarding various personnel issues. 35. Embassy newsletter. Talking Drum, three issues as follows: Vol. 23, No. 20, dated May 20, 1983; No. 39, No.

31, dated August 16, 1985; and No. 27, Vol. 45, dated October 24, 1986. 36. Embassy staff, Monrovia, Liberia. 37. Liberia history. Chapter on Liberia taken from the book, Africa South of the Sahara. 38. Liberia political moderation. News clippings on the political climate in Liberia in June 1982. 39. Monrovia American School. Official message outlining guidelines for monetary donations to educational

institutions in foreign countries.

40. Newspaper. Daily Star, Star Publishing Co., Monrovia, Liberia, Harrison Jiedueh, Managing Director, T. Maxson Teah, Editor-in-chief. Miscellaneous editions [December 1985 – October 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia.

41. Newspaper. Footprints, Footprints Enterprises, a division of System Development Enterprises, Monrovia,

Liberia, President/publisher Momolu V. Sackor Sirleaf, Editor-in-chief Lewis A. Smith. Miscellaneous editions [August 1985 – January 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia.

42. Newspaper. The Mirror, International Promotions, Inc., Monrovia, Liberia, President/publisher, Edward A.

Davis, Editor-in-chief, Daniel E.M. Acheampong. Miscellaneous editions [September 1986 – October 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia.

43. Newspaper. The New Liberian, Ministry of Information, Monrovia, Liberia, Supervising Editor Konah L.

Parker. Miscellaneous editions [August 1985 – October 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia.

44. Newspaper. Daily/Sunday Observer, Liberian Observer Corporation, Monrovia, Liberia, Editor-in-chief

Stanton B. Peabody. Miscellaneous editions [September 1986 – October 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia.

45. Newspaper. The Standard, Standard Printing Company, Monrovia, Liberia, Acting editor, Moses N. Yollen.

Miscellaneous editions [October 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia. 46. Newspaper. Sun Times, Sunrise Group Inc., Monrovia, Liberia, Editor, Joe S. Kappia. Miscellaneous editions

[December 1985 – September 1986] containing articles written about events which EJP attended in Liberia. 47. Perkins, Edward Joseph. Biographical information from various sources. 48. Petroleum/oil [Liberia]. Account of a South African bid to buy out the Liberian oil firm, Tiger Oil, in 1987. 49. Quiwonkpa Coup Attempt, November 12, 1985. Official U.S. State Department message traffic describing

the escalating events of the attempted coup. 50. Social events hosted by EJP, 1986. Guest list and itinerary. 51. Travel, 4 – 13 November 1982. Zurich, Switzerland; London, England; Stuttgart, Germany; Paris, France.

Itineraries. 52. Travel, 9 – 18 November 1985. Washington D.C. Itineraries and correspondence related to the travel. 53. United States Liberia Policy [ca. 1984]. Long range plan of action for the U.S. policy of action in Liberia. 54. United States trade relations, general. Box 6: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. 1. Nomination meetings, August – September 1986. Notes on various meetings EJP had with President Reagan

and members of his staff regarding a possible appointment to be the U.S. ambassador to the Republic of South Africa.

2. Nomination hearing before the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, transcript dated October 8, 1986. 3. Media coverage and White House press releases of EJP’s nomination and appointment to South Africa.

4. Appointment as U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, dated October 16, 1986, signed by George P. Shultz, Secretary of State. Letter signed by President Ronald Reagan extending best wishes and outlining the extraordinary level of authority that EJP was to have to promulgate U.S. policies in South Africa. Some news clippings and messages related to the appointment.

5. Swearing-In ceremony, Monday, November 3, 1986 in the Benjamin Franklin Room at the U.S. State

Department. Includes a biographic sketch of EJP, scenario, guest list, and official copy of Secretary of State Shultz’s speech and comments and EJP’s remarks. [Multiple copies of both.]

6. Swearing-in media coverage. Reaction from South African media sources is given particular attention. 7. Swearing-in social events. Includes invitations, scenario, and guest list. 8. Meeting with President Reagan, November 12, 1986. Talking points paper on the administration stand on

apartheid and other issues. 9. Presentation of credentials, November 27, 1986, Union Building, Pretoria, South Africa. Message traffic

discussing protocol and political ramifications of the ceremony and an after-the-fact analysis by EJP. 10. Academics for African Athletes (AAA). News clippings, news letters and correspondence related to AAA, a

South African organization whose primary mission is to place talented African student-athletes into cost sharing scholarship opportunities in American colleges and universities. Dated September – November 1988.

11. African National Congress (ANC). News clippings, news letters and correspondence related to ANC, a South

African organization whose primary mission is to promote the concept of freedom and fulfillment for the African people in their own land. They frequently resorted to terrorist methods to promulgate their ideals.

12. African National Insurance Company (proposed). Proposal to establish a South African life insurance

company to assist those disadvantaged by apartheid and to develop strong business links with the Black South African private sector.

13. Afrikaner. Discussions of the Afrikaner character and how it could affect U.S. policy toward South Africa. 14. People of the valley : life in an isolated Afrikaner community in South Africa / by Brian M. du Toit ; with an

introductory statement by Solon T. Kimball. Cape Town : Balkema (A. A.), 1974. 134 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (1 fold. map) ; 22 cm. ISBN : 086961049X (pbk.) : Includes index. Bibliography: p. 126-129. [photocopy]

15. All Africa Business League (AABL). Organization whose mission is the empowerment of Black South

African business owners through financial assistance with a view to building an economically integrated future.

16. American International School of Johannesburg. Financial difficulties of the school caused, in part, by the

U.S. policy of economic sanctions against South Africa. Correspondence [1986-1989] relating to budget and discussions by embassy staff for their children’s’ education at the school.

17. News clippings dealing with anti-apartheid efforts in the U.S., Europe and South Africa, 1985-1989. 18. Foreign Policy [magazine], No. 64 Fall 1986, “Facing up to Apartheid,” by Pauline Baker, pp. 37 – 63.

Working Group on South and Southern Africa Working Paper “Apartheid in South Africa: Survey of significant Legislation, Repeal and Amendment.” Various news clippings and correspondence dealing with apartheid and its aftermath. [1986-1988]

19. Azanian People’s Organization (AZAPO). Weekly Mail [RSA], February 20-26, 1987, p. 15, “Two challenges

that face the new chief.” This article discusses the merits of AZAPO’s newly elected president, Nkosi Molala.

20. Beira Corridor Project [1986]. A project to install a railroad, highway and oil pipeline to link Harare, Zimbabwe with the Mozambican port city of Beira.

21. An Annotated Guide to Francophone African Literature, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs Training Center,

School of Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State [1995?]. 22. Central Africa: An Annotated Bibliography, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs Training Center, School of

Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State [1995]. 23. Eastern Africa: An Annotated Bibliography, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs Training Center, School of

Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State [1995]. 24. A Selected Bibliography: Sub-Sharan Africa: An Annotated Bibliography, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs

Training Center, School of Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State [1995]. Reprint Titles on South Africa [booklet], Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut [no date, but after 1975]. 25. Sub-Sharan Africa: videography, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs Training Center, School of Area Studies,

Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State, 3rd edition, November 1995. 26. Western Africa: An Annotated Bibliography, [booklet] National Foreign Affairs Training Center, School of

Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State [1995]. 27. “South Africa/Time Running Out,” Bill of Rights in Action [magazine], February/April, 1984, Vol. XVIII, No.

1, Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) Los Angeles, California. “Bill of Rights Special,” Frontiers of Freedom [magazine], Second Quarter 1996, Issue No. 8, South African

Institute of Race Relations, [no address]. Various news clippings from a variety of South African and U.S. newspapers with articles related to the South African Bill of Rights, all dated March, 1989.

28. Black Americans in post-apartheid South Africa. Various news clippings, 1998. 29. Black businesses in South Africa. Official embassy message traffic [1988] detailing U.S. efforts to support

emerging Black businesses in South Africa. 30. “Reform, Repression, Resistance” [Booklet], Black Sash National Conference, 1987, edited by Margaret

Nash. Various news clippings and articles about Black Sash activities, most dated 1987. 31. Black South African politics. “Shifting Strategies in Black Politics,” [unknown publication, ca. 1987] by

Steven Friedman. “Changing Attitudes of Black South Africans Toward the USA” by David Hirschmann, September 1986. “The South African Umsbalazo, There’s No Sorry,” [Karl Beck? ca. 1987]. Official message traffic, dated 1987, discussing Black South African politics.

32. “Black Women: American and South African – Something More Than Color” paper submitted by Mamie J.

Thompson, International Education Consultant. [Ca. May 1990.] 33. Boesak, Alan. Black anti-apartheid activist who was head of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches in

South Africa. Biographical news clippings, official messages and other items. 34. Boksburg. Town whose Conservative Party town council tried to return the community to apartheid in March

1989. News clippings describing the boycotts that resulted from the unpopular political move. 35. Botha, P. W. (Pieter Willem). News clippings from various South African and American newspapers [1987 –

1989] related to South African President Botha’s stroke while in office and his gradual withdrawal from public life.

36. Botha, R. F. “Pik”. News clippings from various South African and American newspapers [1986 – 1989] and official message traffic related to South African Foreign Minister Botha’s political career.

37. Botha, Jan Christoffel “Stoffel”. Official message traffic [1987] related to Minister of Home Affairs Botha. 38. Breytenbach, Willie. Talking points for a meeting between EJP, Breytenbach, and Robert Frasure on January

16, 1987. Short biographical sketch of Breytenbach is included. 39. Briefing Book [dated November 17, 1986]. Part I - Background. Classified briefing book covering the major

bilateral, internal and regional issues and personalities that EJP would encounter in South Africa. 40. Briefing Book [dated November 17, 1986]. Part II – Briefing and Appendices. Classified briefing book

covering the major bilateral, internal and regional issues and personalities that EJP would encounter in South Africa.

41 British policy toward South Africa. Various documents outlining the British policy toward South Africa and

Apartheid in the mid to late 1980s. 42. Brubeck, Darius. News clippings [1988] relating to jazz artist Darius Brubeck. File also includes personal

correspondence between Mr. Brubeck and EJP [1988-1989]. 43. Bush Veldt Carbineers. Short history of a British Army enlisted unit of irregulars known as the Bush Veldt

Carbineers which operated in the Pietersburg district of the Transvaal during the Boer War. 44. Buthelezi, Mangosuthu Gatsha. Zulu chief; Inkata Freedom Party leader. News clippings, correspondence,

and other documents, dated 1986 to 1991. Box 7: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: C – Elections Box 8: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Embassy – Homelands Box 9: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Human Rights – Namibia/Angola Box 10: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Namibia/Angola – Poverty Box 11: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Powell, Colin – Townships Box 12: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Trade – United States Box 13: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: United States – Weekly

Box 14: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Folders: Weekly – Miscellaneous Box 15: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Unprocessed Miscellaneous Box 16: U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa, 1986-1989. Unprocessed Miscellaneous Box 17: Director General of the Foreign Service and Director of Personnel, U.S. Department of State, 1989-1992. Folders: A – Standards Box 18: Director General of the Foreign Service and Director of Personnel, U.S. Department of State, 1989-1992. Folders: Stockberger – Miscellaneous Box 19: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: A – Antarctica Box 20: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: Antarctica – Center Box 21: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: Clinton, William – Middle Box 22: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: Mining – Trade Box 23: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: Trade – Travel Box 24: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Folders: Travel – Miscellaneous Box 25: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Unprocessed Miscellaneous Box 26: U.S. Ambassador of the United States to the Commonwealth of Australia, 1993-1996. Unprocessed Miscellaneous U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council,

1992-1993. Folders: A – China Box 27: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council, 1992-1993. Folders: Christopher, Warren – Libya Box 28: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council, 1992-1993. Folders: Macedonia – Miscellaneous Box 29: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council, 1992-1993. Unprocessed Miscellaneous Box 30: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and U.S. Representative in the UN Security Council, 1992-1993. Unprocessed Miscellaneous Box 31: Miscellaneous papers, 1992-1993. Doctoral dissertation correspondence. Miscellaneous correspondence relating to U.S. Foreign Service Box 32: Miscellaneous papers, 1992-1993. Box 33: Miscellaneous papers, 1992-1993. Box 34: Miscellaneous papers, 1992-1993. Box 35: Certificates, Publications [EJP], Speeches, A – Sembler (other people).

Edward J. Perkins’ Publications List Pub Date, Vol. No. Journal/Newspaper Title of Work Page #s 1987, Vol. 6 No. 5 Leadership “In Your Hands” 54-57 Jul-Aug 1990 Public Administration Review “New Dimensions in Foreign Affairs: 490-493 Public Administration Theory in Practice” 1991-92, Vol. 20 No. 4 The Bureaucrat “Diversity in U.S. Diplomacy” 1992 Presidential Studies Quarterly “The United States as a Global Citizen” 17-22 Fall 1993, Vol. 3 No. 2 Georgetown Compass “Should the United Nations Have a Standing Army? Winter 1993, Vol. 18 No. 1 Yale Journal of International Law “United Nations Peace-Keeping” 435-437 Jul 1994, Vol. 4 No. 3 Journal of Public Administration Research “An International Agenda For Change” 377-382

and Theory “A Dialogue With Sen. Wofford 383-392 and Amb. Perkins” 1994 U.S. Catholic Conference “Global Institutions: Action for the Future” 1996 University of Sydney (Australia) Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies “Resolution of Conflict, The Attainment of Peace” Jan 1997, Vol. 40 No. 3 American Behavioral Scientist (Sage Pub.) “An International Agenda For Change” 8 Feb 1979© EJP Priorities Policy Group: A Case Study of PhD Dissertation

the Institutionalization of a Policy Linkage and Resource Allocation Mechanism in the Department of State

Westport, CT: Praeger, 1998 The Psychology of Peacekeeping Chapter 4, “The Psychology of Diplomacy: Conflict ed. by Harvey J. Langholtz Resolution in a Time of Minimal or Unusual Small- Scale Conflicts” Edward J. Perkins, author of chapter Norman, OK: Univ of OK Press, Preparing America’s Foreign Policy for Boren, David L. and Perkins, Edward J., Editors 1999 the 21st Century Washington D.C.: American First Line of Defense: Ambassadors, Edward J. Perkins, Contributor Academy of Diplomacy, 2000 Embassies and American Interests Abroad ed. by Robert V. Keely [2000?] Palestinian Refugees: Traditional Ginat, Joseph and Perkins, Edward J., Editors Positions and New Solutions

Box 36: Speeches, A – Sembler (other people).

Edward J. Perkins - Speech List, Boxes 36-39

Date Location Title of Speech October 29, 1982 Monrovia, Liberia “Youth Involvement in Nation Building”

First Installation Program of the Dayblay Youth Association

February 23, 1983 Monrovia, Liberia “Loyalty to Principles”, Peace Corps Swearing-In Ceremony Booker T. Washington Institute April 3, 1983 Monrovia, Liberia Remarks, Memorial Service for Robert Long July 24, 1984 Chicago, IL “Teachers and Bridges”

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

June 25, 1985 Portland, OR Commissioner’s Forum, City Council of Portland, Oregon January 31, 1986 Liberia Remarks, 50th Anniv of Citibank in Liberia February 5, 1986 Monrovia, Liberia Remarks, 40th Anniv Observance of Black History Month July 4, 1986 Monrovia, Liberia Remarks, 210th Anniv of the Founding of the USA [date ?] 1986 Washington D.C. Statement of Nominee EJP to Committee on Foreign Affairs October 11, 1986 Thursday Luncheon Club “The Foreign Policy Process” October 24, 1986 Address to the Council of 100 November 3, 1986 Washington D.C. Acceptance of Appointment as Ambassador to South Africa November 22, 1986 South Africa Remarks at Thanksgiving Dinner, American Community Center January 22, 1987 AmCham (American Chamber of Commerce in SA) Speech

March 26, 1987 Address to Cape Town and Western Cape Chambers of Commerce “Free Enterprise and The Future of South Africa” March 28, 1987 Carlton Hotel, Johannesburg Address before the SA Institute of Mining and Metallurgy May 1987 Lewis & Clark Coll, Portland, OR Commencement Address May 8, 1987 South Africa Meeting with the American Media (Attendee list attached) May 12, 1987 Address to the Members of the Presidents’ 100 Club May 27, 1987 Phillips Academy, Andover, MA Academia in the National Debate plus South Africa May 28, 1987 New York City, NY Address Before the Council on Foreign Relations “South Africa - An Update” June 12, 1987 Chicago, IL Address Before the Council on Foreign Relations “South Africa - An Update” June 19, 1987 Portland, OR Address Before the Portland World Affairs Council July 6, 1987 Johannesburg Informal Remarks Executives of American Corporations (transcibed) July 25, 1987 Durban Remarks at the Opening of Phambili High School August 19, 1987 Johannesburg Address to the Executive Women’s Club September 17, 1987 Cape Town Toast, Honor of 200th Anniv of U.S.A. Constitution October 8, 1987 Johannesburg Remarks to Participants in Conference on Conflict and the Media October 16, 1987 Promat College [incomplete text] November 11, 1987 Vanderbijlpark Val Triangle Technikon Symposium: A Vision of the Future South Africa

“South Africa and the International Community”

November 15, 1987 Johannesburg Opening of Federated Union of Black Artists (FUBA) Art Exhibition November 30, 1987 Johannesburg 40th Anniversary of the Fulbright International Exchange Program December 12, 1987 Carlton Hotel, Johannesburg Remarks at the Annual Holiday Ball of Amer Society of Johannesburg [date?] 1988 Baxter Theatre, South Africa Opening Remarks for “O, Write My Name,” exhibit of photographs by

Carl van Vechten (presented by United States Information Agency)

January 20, 1988 Sun Hotel, Sandton Speech before the Sandton Rotary Club January 21, 1988 USIS Auditorium, Pretoria Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration February 11, 1988 Speech Before Liberty Life Association

“Entrepreneurship and Economic Freedom”

February 19, 1988 San Francisco, CA Speech to the San Francisco World Affairs Council (draft) “South Africa - An Update” March 30, 1988 Pretoria Introduction: Mrs. Elizabeth Mokotong speaking on South Africa May 15, 1988 Perkins’ Home Remarks: Concert of Popular American Music (local musical talent) May 18, 1988 Helen De Leeuw Gallery, J’burg Remarks at Katlehong Art Center Exhibition May 18, 1988 Crown Mines, Johannesburg Opening of the 3rd Annual Matchmaker Show at NASREC May 18, 1988 Transvaal Auto Club, Johannesburg Incorporation of IESC South Africa (dinner toast) June 12, 1988 Portland, OR Address to the 1988 Graduating Class of Lewis & Clark College June 13, 1988 Portland, OR Address, Council on Foreign Relations & Portland World Affairs Council June 28, 1988 Aspen, CO (probably) Address at the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies July 26, 1988 Johannesburg Address to the Members of Young Presidents’ Association October 14, 1988 Univ of Western Cape, Cape Town Presentation of Books on the Life of Martin Luther King, Jr. October 16, 1988 Funda Center, Soweto Remarks for the Memorial Service for Sebolelo Mohajane November 25, 1988 Pretoria Commencement Speech at Medunsa Graduation Ceremony December 10, 1988 Johannesburg Address Before the Johannesburg Branch of Lawyers for Human Rights January 16, 1989 U.S. Embassy, Pretoria Remarks at unveiling Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and reading of excerpts from MLK’s Letter from the Birmingham Jail (16 Apr 1963)

February 8, 1989 Johannesburg Remarks at the Opening of an Exhibition of Works by Jacob Lawrence March 13, 1989 Address at Stanford University “The US and Southern Africa: Shaping Reality to Our Interests” June 6, 1989 Foreign Policy Assn, New York The United States - South Africa Relationship June 11, 1989 Africare, Washington D.C. “Seedlings of Hope: U.S. Policy in Africa” June 29, 1989 US Dept of State, Washington D.C. South Africa Brief Before the Open Forum July 12, 1989 DACOR House, Washington D.C. Remarks to Thursday Luncheon Group August 1, 1989 US Dept of State, Washington D.C. Personnel Issues, Foreign Policy Conf, Nat’l Minority and Women’s Org August 2, 1989 Hyatt Regency Hotel, Oakland, CA Address Before the National Bar Association Symposium August 2, 1989 Claremont Hotel, Oakland, CA World Affairs Council of San Francisco “Update on South and Southern Africa” August 7, 1989 Washington D.C. Talking Points, Retirement Planning Seminar September 8, 1989 Washington D.C. Reception in Honor of the Honorable Julia Chang Bloch September 8, 1989 DACOR House, Washington D.C. “Foreign Service in a Changing World”, DACOR Luncheon September 21, 1989 New York, NY Study Group on Southern Africa, Ford Foundation “Brief on South and Southern Africa” October 4, 1989 Georgetown Univ, Washington D.C. 1989 Oscar Iden Lecture “Challenges for the Future: Foreign Service in Transition” October 5, 1989 US Dept of State, Washington D.C. Remarks at Swearing-In as Dir Gen of the US Foreign Service October 17, 1989 Statement Submitted to Chairmen Dymally and Sikorski at Joint Hearings

of the Subcommittees on International Operations and Civil Service

October 17, 1989 USC, Washington D.C. New Dimensions in Foreign Affairs, “Tuesday at WPAC” October 20, 1989 National War College Reception Intro Remarks on behalf of Undersecretary Robert M. Kimmitt

October 29, 1989 Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu 1989 EAP Chiefs of Mission Conference “Personnel Prospects: Is There a Future for the Foreign Service” January 7, 1990 KAPsi, Arlington, VA Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter, “What Fraternity Means to Me” January 16, 1990 Detroit Club, Detroit, MI “South Africa and Namibia: Policy and Perspectives” Remarks before the Detroit Committee on Foreign Relations January 29, 1990 US Dept of State, Wash D.C. Remarks For the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans January 31, 1990 Washington D.C. World Affairs Council, “New Dimensions in U.S. Foreign Policy” April 10, 1990 Los Angeles, CA Plenary Session, Nat’l Conference, Amer Soc for Public Administration “New Dimensions in Foreign Affairs” March 14, 1990 Washington D.C. Remarks at the Memorial Service for Arjun Rex Chakrawarti May 19, 1990 U of MD Commencement “Philosophy for the Future: Rededication to Proactive Goals” September 28, 1990 Library of Congress, Wash D.C. Remarks to Executive Women in Government October 4, [1990?] Fort Meyer, VA Remarks at the Memorial Service For Bonnie Pugh October 10, 1990 Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C. Remarks to Executive Women in Government March 23, 1991 Marriott Hotel, Greenbelt, MD Closed Banquet of the 68th Eastern Province Council, Kappa Alpha Psi “Achievement into the 21st Century” September 1991 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Talking Points October 1, 1991 Remarks to CLO Coordinator Conference [undated 1992?] Talking Points at ADL Breakfast [undated 1992?] Americas Society ? Speech [undated 1992?] Statement, Agenda Item 33: Policies of Apartheid of Gov’t of SA [undated] 1992 Portland, OR Address, EJP’s 45th Jefferson High School Reunion February 13, 1992 Concordia Coll, Moorehead, MN Remarks to the Peace Prize Forum

April 3, 1992 Speech to Business and Civic Leaders at the invitation of Sen. Boren April 6, 1992 Washington D.C. Welcoming remarks, N. CA World Affairs Council April 9, 1992 Washington D.C. Recruitment Council Reception May 7, 1992 Remarks at Swearing-In as US PermRep to the United Nations July 22, 1992 Luncheon in Honor of UN Host Country and City Relations September 11, 1992 Briefing, UNA Peacekeeping “Fact-Finding” Delegation October 1, 1992 Speech to UNA-APAJ October 7, 1992 Global Debate, Second Committee October 9, 1992 San Francisco, CA (?) Address to San Francisco Committee on Foreign Relations “The US as a Global Citizen” October 11, 1992 Lewis & Clark College Address to the Faculty and Friends of Lewis & Clark College “The US as a Global Citizen” October 22, 1992 Draft Talking Points, Preparatory Committee, UN 50th Anniv Celebration October 22, 1992 Address to UN Association of New York October 23, 1992 Philadelphia, PA Public Hearing of US Commission on Improving Effectiveness the UN October 23, 1992 Merriott Financial Center, NY, NY Address for the Center for the Study of the Presidency “The US as a Global Citizen” October 29, 1992 George Washington Univ Address at the Distinguished Statesman Luncheon “The US as a Global Citizen” October 30, 1992 Phillips Academy, Andover, MA “The Global Community: An Interdependent World” November 4, 1992 Asia Society Statement, “The UN in Cambodia: Prospects for Success” November 16, 1992 Univ of Pittsburgh Speech, “Initiating Change” November 18, 1992 Care Corporate Council Address December 15, 1992 B’Nai B’Rith Reception Celebrating the 1st Anniv of the

“Zionism Equals Racism” Resolution

[Undated] 1993 5th Annual Black HR Network Conf Interfaces For the Professional Manager in Emergence of Econ Policy

January 12, 1993 Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C. USC Nation’s Capital Alumni Club Speech January 13, 1993 Washington D.C. Executive Women in Government Speech January 23, 1993 Address to the Pilgrims of the United States March 1, 1993 Pepperdine Univ, Malibu, CA Remarks at Convocation March 25, 1993 N. VA Community College Remarks at 1993 Scholarship Awards Ceremony April 8, 1993 Africare African Issues at the UN, a Discussion with African Ambassadors April 20-22, 1993 Heidelberg, Germany Address Before the European Human Resource Devel Conference “Leadership For the 21st Century and Managership of US Foreign Policy” June 2, 1993 Maxwell AFB, AL Keynote Address Before the 40th Annual National Security Forum “America’s Major Roll in Influencing World Events” June 4, 1993 Oklahoma City, OK Keynote Address Before the Nat’l Institute For Study of Black Enterprise “America’s Major Roll in Influencing World Events” July 19, 1993 San Francisco Hilton, SF, CA American Society for Public Adm, Pub Service Awards Luncheon “United States Foreign Policy: A Profile For Professionals” August 12, 1993 UCLA Nissan-HBCU Summer Institute’s Closing/Graduation Dinner “America’s Major Role in Influencing World Events” September 30, 1993 U.S. Senate, Washington D.C. Statement of Nominee EJP to Committee on Foreign Relations October 20, 1993 US Dept of State, Washington D.C. Remarks at Swearing-In as Ambassador to Australia November 6, 1993 Canberra, Australia Remarks on the Occasion of the 218th Anniv of the Marine Corps November 9, 1993 Sydney, Australia Dedication of Consulate General November 9, 1993 Canberra, Australia RAAF Staff College ‘Fusion Week’

“US Interests and Intentions in the Asia-Pacific”

December 2, 1993 Melbourne, Australia Remarks to the American Chamber of Commerce December 2, 1993 Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australian-Amer Assn “Building a New Pacific Community”

December 9, 1993 Sydney, Australia Informal Remarks, Australian-Amer Assn, Amer Chamb Commerce,

Australian Center for American Studies, American Society

February 2, 1994 Perth, Australia Univ of Notre Dame-Australia, “US and Australia-Partners in Asia” February 3, 1994 Perth, Australia Amer Chamber of Commerce, “New Dimensions in Our Trade Relations” February 4, 1994 Perth, Australia Remarks to Australian American Association February 9, 1994 Adelaide, Australia Australian-American Assn Dinner, Informal Remarks February 10, 1994 Adelaide, Australia Amer Chamber of Commerce, “New Dimensions in Our Trade Relations” February 15, 1994 Sydney, Australia 1994 Visit USA Product Seminar, Remarks February 17, 1994 Sydney, Australia Breakfast Remarks, American Chamber of Commerce February 17, 1994 Sydney, Australia Committee For Economic Devel of Australia “The US and Asia: Building the New Pacific Community” February 19, 1994 American Club, Sydney, Australia Presidents’ Day Dinner, Remarks March 1994 Tasmania Univ Talking Points for Tasmania Univ Law Students March 1, 1994 Brisbane, Australia Brisbane Amer Chamber of Commerce, Remarks March 5, 1994 Coffs Harbor, NSW, Australia Conference of Rotary District 9650, Opening Remarks March 16, 1994 Canberra, Australia Address to the Royal Institute of Public Administration March 23, 1994 Crookwell, NSW, Australia 40th Anniversary of the Crookwell Rotary Club March 25, 1994 Fairbairn, Australia RAAF Staff College, “US Interests and Intentions in the Asia-Pacific” March 28, 1994 Hobart, Australia Informal Remarks, Hobart Div of Australian-American Association March 30, 1994 Launceston, Australia Informal Remarks, Northern Tasmanian Branch Australian-Amer Assn April 12, 1994 Sydney, Australia Remarks, Foreign Correspondents’ Association Luncheon April 13, 1994 Sydney, Australia Remarks, Evatt Foundation Breakfast Meeting

April 14, 1994 Sydney, Australia RAN Staff College, “US Interests and Intentions in the Asia-Pacific” April 20, 1994 Canberra, Australia Talking Points, Australian-Amer Association Sponsors Luncheon April 26, 1994 Canberra, Australia Remarks, ACT Fulbright Alumni Association April 27, 1994 For Professor Gene Likens, 1994 Winner of the Australia Prize May 31, 1994 Sydney, Australia Royal United Services Inst, NSW, “US Interests and Intent in Asia-Pacific” June 1, 1994 Canberra, Australia Australian-American Parliamentary Friendship Group

“US and Australia: Relationship Broadens”

June 2, 1994 Canberra, Australia CEDA 1994 Joint Committees Conference, Remarks June 9, 1994 San Francisco, CA Commonwealth Club and the World Affairs Council of Northern CA “U.S. - Australia Relations: The New Pacific Community” June 10, 1994 Salem, OR Oregon ED-NET Satellite System (suggested remarks) June 15, 1994 Canberra, Australia United Services Inst of ACT, “US Interests and Intent in the Asia-Pacific” June 17, 1994 Darwin, Australia Annual Meeting of the N. Territory Chamber of Commerce and Industry June 21, 1994 Darwin, Australia Australian Inst of Int’l Affairs, “US Interests and Intent in the Asia-Pacific” June 24, 1994 Brisbane, Australia Address to Fulbright Symposium on Public Sector Reform July 16,1994 Canberra, Australia Remarks on the Occasion of 25th Anniv of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing August 29, 1994 Canberra, Australia Address to the Leadership Dialogue August 31, 1994 Canberra, Australia Meeting with AMP Society Board of Directors “US-Australia Trade-Aspects of the Relationship” September 16, 1994 National POW/MIA Remembrance Day Remarks October 12, 1994 Griffith, NSW, Australia NSW Farmers’ Association and Rotary Club “US and Australia: Old Friend and New Partnerships” October 20, 1994 Flinders Univ, S.A. Speech

October 21, 1994 Adelaide, Australia Australian-Amer Assn Federal Conf, Remarks October 26, 1994 Odyssey House, Sydney, Australia Speech October 27, 1994 Newcastle, Australia Australian-American Association Dinner Speech October 28, 1994 Sydney, Australia University of Sydney Graduation Speech November 3, 1994 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources

(CCAMLR) Speech November 29, 1994 Chicago, IL Working Luncheon For Business Leaders 28 Nov-11 Dec 1994 FL State Univ, Tallahassee, FL “Coffee with the Ambassador” Speech November 29, 1994 Chicago Speech, Working Luncheon for Business Leaders December 2, 1994 FL State Univ, Tallahassee, FL “Understanding Australia and Its’ Government” December 1994 Univ of OK, Norman, OK President’s Freshman Leadership Class Speech December 1994 Univ of OK, Norman, OK Remarks to Open a Dialogue with Pub Admin and Pol Sci Professors February 7, 1995 Sydney, Australia ACAS Dinner Talking Points February 13, 1995 Commonwealth Club, Canberra Australian Amer Assn Women’s Group February 23, 1995 Canberra, Australia Rotary International 90th Birthday Speech February 26, 1995 Woomera, Australia 21st Space Wing, USAF Speech March 5, 1995 Portland, OR Morningstar Baptist Church, Speech March 7, 1995 USC, Los Angeles, CA Convocation of Honors Students, Speech March 21, 1995 Commonwealth Club, Canberra AAA Luncheon Speech March 26, 1995 Albany, Perth, Australia Speech at the Submariners Memorial Service March 30, 1995 Travel-Lodge, Canberra, Australia NSW Farmers Association Speech March 31, 1995 Deakin, Canberra, Australia Australian Institute for International Affairs Speech April 13, 1995 Asia Society, New York City, NY “The US and Australia: Good Neighbors in the Pacific Community” May 4, 1995 Residence Remarks at Australian-American Friendship Week Reception May 11, 1995 American Club, Sydney, Australia Speech to Sydney-San Francisco Sister Cities Week Luncheon

June 6, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Speech for Australia/Israel Publications June 7, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Remarks, Private Preview of Tell Me A Story Exhibit June 8, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Remarks, Opening of Tell Me A Story Exhibit June 8, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Speech to History Teachers Association of Victoria June 9, 1995 Victoria, Australia Speech for Somerville Rotary Club June 13, 1995 Alice Springs, Australia Presentation of Flag to Town, 40th Anniv of USAF Det 421 Location June 13, 1995 Alice Springs, Australia Presentation of Ltr of Appreciation to Pres. of Returned and Services

League (RSL) for cooperation with US military presence.

June 29, 1995 Canberra, Australia Speech to Committee for Economic Devel of Australia (CEDA) July 5, 1995 Australian Nat’l Univ, Canberra Speech to Visiting American Law Students at Faculty of Law July 8, 1995 Canberra, Australia Speech to the RSL of Canberra July 13, 1995 Sydney, Australia Australian Institute of International Affairs, NSW Branch “US Strategic Policies in the Asia-Pacific Region” July 28, 1995 Tumburumba, NSW, Australia Visit to Tumburumba August 14, 1995 Townsville Speech, Australia Remembers Pacific Tribute Official Luncheon Dedication of Philippine-Java Campaign Plaque, 5th AF Memorial August 18, 1995 Townsville Speech, Townsville Chamber of Commerce August 28, 1995 Canberra, Australia Launching of Globe Parliament House September 6, 1995 American Club, Sydney, Australia More Business Down Under Launch September 20, 1995 Parliament House, Canberra, ACT Australian-American Friendship Group, Annual Dinner Speech September 25, 1995 Orlando, FL Australian-American Chamber of Commerce Speech September 26, 1995 Orlando, FL Speech to the Urban League September 28, 1995 Atlanta, GA Australian-American Chamber of Commerce Luncheon October 2, 1995 Minneapolis, MN Speech for Minnesota Business Leaders Breakfast October 2, 1995 Minneapolis, MN Humphrey Institute Policy Forum Speech

October 3, 1995 Minneapolis, MN The MN Meeting, “Information Revolution and the New Global Village” October 12, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Asia Link, “US, Australia, and Asia Today and Tomorrow” October 20, 1995 Canberra, Australia Speech to Canberra Grammar School October 25, 1995 Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore USIS-Institute of Policy Studies Lecture “Change Versus Continuity in US Foreign Policy” October 30, 1995 Melbourne, Australia Speech at Scotch College November 2, 1995 Sydney, Australia Centre For Peace and Conflict Studies, Univ of Sydney November27, 1995 Old Parliament House, Canberra Metal Trades Industry Association of Australia December 7, 1995 Armidale, Australia Armidale School Speech Day January 19, 1996 Westpac Gallery, Melbourne Opening of Beardon Exhibition “Painted Sounds” February 7, 1996 Australian Nat’l Univ, Canberra Asia Link Center, “Leadership Now” March 7, 1996 Melbourne, Australia Amer Chamber of Commerce, “US Strategic Interests in Asia-Pacific” March 7, 1996 Melbourne, Australia Speech at Opening of Hallmark Photography Exhibition

“An American Century of Photography”

March 13, 1996 Canberra, Australia Luncheon remarks, 1996 Military Operations and Law Conference “The Well-Being of the Asia-Pacific Community” March 22, 1996 Asia Society, Washington D.C. “A Foreword Look at Australia” April 24, 1996 Rydges Canberra, London Circuit Speech for the Canberra Business Council, Inc. May 13, 1996 Canberra, Australia American Chamber of Commerce Executive Round Table May 15, 1996 National Press Club, Canberra “US and the Asia-Pacific” May 22, 1996 Parliament House, Canberra Luncheon for MIT Sloan Fellows

“Australia-US Relations in the Changing Asia-Pacific Context”

May 23, 1996 Monash Univ, Melbourne Lecture, Faculty of Law, “Foreign Affairs and the Law” May 29, 1996 Australian Nat’l Univ, Canberra Speech, Faculty of Law April 24, 2001 SE Tulsa Rotary Club, Tulsa, OK “Community Peace Builders May 4, 2001 SMSU, Cape Girardeau, MO Address before the Graduating Class

May 9, 2001 Princeton, NJ Remarks to the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation “Continuing International Influence of the Foundation”

Edward J. Perkins Collection – Speech List – Other People

Speaker Date Location Title of Speech

Baker, James A., III 17 Jan 1989 Washington D.C. Statement before Committee on Foreign Relations of the United State Senate 18 Jul 1990 Paris, France Remarks of Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze at the Conclusion of Bilateral Meeting 27 Jul 1990 Hilton Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia Statement before the 6 + 6 Open Session of the Asian Post -Ministerial Conference Boesak, Alan (?) Nov 1988 U. of Western Cape, South Africa Trek Tragedy: Historic-Theological Perspective on Diaz, The Huguenots and the Great Trek (original in Afrikaans) Botha, P.W. 30 Jan 1987 Opening of the 4th Session of the 8th

Parliament of RSA

24 Aug 1988 Address at a Joint Sitting of Parliament Buthelezi, Mangosuthu G. 2 Aug 1987 Ohlange Grounds (South Africa) Address on the occasion of receiving Freedom of Inanda Clark, Joe 28 Feb 1987 Montreal, Canada “Canada’s Role in Southern Africa” 17 Apr 1991 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada On human resource development for post-apartheid SA Crocker, Chester A. 1 Dec 1986 Detroit Econ Club, Detroit, MI South Africa: Toward Peace and Stability 1 Oct 1987 White Plains, NY Conference on Transition in South Africa de Klerk, F.W. 20 Mar 1990 Windhoek, Namibia Speech, on the occasion of the Independence of Namibia

Eagleburger, Lawrence S. 13 Sep 1989 Georgetown University “Uncharted Waters: U.S. Foreign Policy in a Time of Transition,” Samuel D. Burger Memorial Lecture 14 Jul 1990 Washington D.C. Remarks at Memorial Service for Joyce Mignon Bennett 16 Jan 1992 Washington D.C. Remarks at Martin Luther King, Jr. Reception Goodwill, Zwelithini (King) 14 Jan 1988 KwaKhangelamankengane Palace Remarks on the occasion of meeting with EJP Hamilton, Lee H. 17 Dec 1991 Georgetown Univ. Washington D.C. Address to the Conference on the FS in 2001 “A Congressional Perspective on the Foreign Service” Howard, John abt 1995 1st

meeting of AUSMIN, Australia Opening Remarks

King, Coretta Scott 16 Jan 1992 Washington D.C. Remarks, Diplomatic Reception in Honor of MLK, Jr. King, Martin Luther, Jr. 28 Aug 1963 Lincoln Memorial, Wash D.C. “I Have a Dream” Kissinger, Henry A. 27 Jun 1875 Dept of State, Wash D.C. Swearing-in of the 119th

Establishing the Priority Policies Group (PPG)

FS Officer Class, Policy Speech

Lucas, C. Payne 26 Apr 1995 Howard University Address by President of Africare, 1st

Historic Democratic Elections in South Africa

Anniversary of

“Southern Africa’s Moment of Truth” Mabuza, Enos 9 May 1989 Extract from a Policy Speech 11 Mar 1990 Ngwane Hall, Kanyamazane Address, Central Council Mtg of Inyandza National Mvmt

Mandela, Nelson 20 Apr 1964 Rivonia Trial, South Africa “I am Prepared to Die” Opening Defense Case Statement from the Dock Markovitz, Leon 1 Sep 1987 Cape Town, SA Valedictory Address at the Statutory Council Meeting Mbeki, Thabo 20 Dec 1997 Mafikeng Stadium Address, National Conference of the ANC 20 Dec 1997 Mafikeng Stadium Statement, Closing the 50th

National Conference of ANC

5 Feb 1998 Cape Town Acceptance, Patronage of Year of Science & Technology 9 Apr 1998 U.N. Univ., Tokyo, Japan African Renaissance, South Africa and the World 9 May 1998 Univ. of Durban-Westville, Durban Installation Banquet, Prof. M. Ramashala, Vice-Chancellor 24 May 1998 SAPOA Convention, Durban “Property Countdown to the Millenium” 29 May 1998 National Assembly, Cape Town Debate on “Reconciliation and Nation Building: 3 Jun 1998 National Assembly, Cape Town Debate on the Budget Vote of Office of Deputy President 22 Jun 1998 Johannesburg Statement at Meeting of Central Committee of COSATU 2 Jul 1998 Statement at 10th

Congress of the SACP

16 Jun 1999 Union Bldgs, Pretoria Speech, Inauguration as President of South Africa Meer, Fatima 7 Aug 1986 Address to Assn. Of Professional Officers of Education Middendorf, J. William 10 Jan 1986 Washington D.C. Implementing the Baker Initiative Moose, George E. 10 Nov 1980 Plaza Hotel, New Your, MY Sullivan Signatory Speech

Myrick, Bismarck 24 Mar 1995 Washington D.C. Swearing-In Remarks for Lesotho Ambassadorship Negroponte, John D. 14 Aug 1991 Dallas, Texas Remarks Before the Dallas Council on World Affairs “The U.S.-Mexico Relationship Today” 3 Oct 1991 Harvard Club, New York NY Remarks to Univ. of Chicago School of Business 17 Oct 1991 Hotel Maria Isabel Sheraton Remarks, 2nd

International Univ.-Mgt Conference

Paton, Alan 29 Aug 1987 Michaelhouse (South Africa) Speech Day Speech Rawlings, Jerry J. 4 Jun 1981 Ghana Statement of Flt. Lt. Rawlings at Press Conference Reagan, Ronald 22 Jul 1986 White House, Washington D.C. “Ending Apartheid in South Africa” Relly, Gavin W.H. 26 Aug 1986 South Africa Address before SA-Britain Trade Assn. (SABRITA) Renwick, Robin 6 Dec 1988 Johannesburg Witwatersrand branch/SA Institute for International Affairs Rogers (Undersecretary?) 25 Feb 1992 Washington D.C. Statement Before the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Subcommittees on Europe and the Middle East Sisulu, Zwelakhe 29 Mar 1986 Keynote Address, 2nd

National Education Crisis Committee

National Consultative Conference

Shultz, George P. 3 Nov 1986 Washington D.C. Remarks at Perkins’ Swearing in Ceremony Nov 1986 Speech on South Africa (Draft) 4 Dec 1986 Washington D.C. Southern Africa: American Hopes for the Future 3 Jan 1987 Washington D.C. “Pursuing an Effective Foreign Policy”

8 May 1987 The Homestead, Hot Springs, VA Dinner Speech before Business Council (off-the-record) 29 Sep 1987 New York “The Democratic Future of South Africa” presented to the Business Council for International Foundation for Education and Self-help Todman, Terrance A. 18 May 1986 Morgan State Univ, Baltimore, MD Commencement Address “Foreign Policy is Your

Business”

Tolbert, William R., Jr. 27 Feb 1979 Republic of Liberia 8th Annual Message, 4th Session of the 48th

Legislature

Ward, George S. 29 Jul 1992 Washington D.C. Statement Before the Subcommittees on Europe and the Middle East and on Human Rights and Int’l Orgs Worrall, Denis 21 Oct 1976 Johannesburg Address, Opening of ASSOCOM’s Annual Congress

Common Name Notes Authority Name Authority Abacha, Sani Military dictator of Nigeria Abacha, Sani LOC Abdullah, Rashida (Dr.) Indian MD in RSA Abramse, Leonard Afrikaner businessman (enlightened) Abramowitz, Morton Afrikaner businessman Abramowitz, Shepi Wife of Morton (above) Abrams, Ken Coloured community leader in Namibia Abrams, Tillie Wife of Ken (above) Abubakar, Abdulsalami Gen’l; successor to Abacha in Nigeria; was Abubakar, Abdulsalami LOC Chief of staff of armed forces of Nigeria Achaempong, Ignatius Kuta Ghanaian Lt. Col. who overthrew the Busia gov’t (2nd coup). Estab. Gov’t of Nat’l Unity. Adler, Mortimer Akuffo, Frederick W.K. Ghanaian Gen’l; displaced Achaempong Akuffo, F. W. K. LOC Alexander, Neville E. RSA activist; Communist party member Alexander, Neville LOC Armacost, Michael Armacost, Michael H. LOC Bezuidenhout, Irma Foreign Service officer Beuidenhout, Louw and Julie Pretoria retail merchant/wife, Irma’s parents Biko, Steve Biko, Steve, 1946-1977 LOC Blackburn, Molly Judy Chalmers’ sister, Black Sash activist in Port Elizabeth; killed as a result of her activism. Boesak, Allan Boesak, Allan Aubrey, 1946- LOC Bogel, Dick Portland, OR politician Bogel, Katherine Mother of Dick, Portland, OR matron Boren, David US Senator, Pres of Univ of OK Botha, P. W. Former president of RSA Botha P. W. (Pieter Willem) LOC Botha, Roelof F. “Pik” RSA Foreign Minister Botha, Roelof Frederik LOC Breytenbach, Breyten Writer, RSA Brink, André Writer, RSA

Brubeck, Darius Jazz artist, teacher Brubeck, Dave Jazz artist, father of Darius Burton, Mary Macdiarmid Past president of Black Sash Buthelezi, Mangosuthu Gatsha Zulu chief; Inkata Freedom Party Leader Buthelezi, Gatsha LOC Cabelly, Robert Cachalia, Amina Deputy Vice Chancellor, Witwatersrand Univ. Cachalia, Ysef Deputy Minister Witwatersrand Univ. Chalmers, Des Activist in Port Elizabeth Chalmers, Judy Wife of Des (above); Black Sash member Cherry, Janet Chikane, Frank S.A. Council of Churches, Succeded Naudé Chikane, Frank, 1951- LOC Chikane, Moss Delmas Trial defendant, UDF Chissano, Joachim Mozambique president, succeeded Machel Cloete, Shirley Crocker, Chester A. “Chet”, CAC Crocker, Chester A. LOC Dangor, Mohamed De Klerk, F. W. De Klerk, F. W. (Frederik Willem) LOC DeBeer, Zack Leader of Progressive Federal Party de Lange, Jan Pieter Broederbond, 1983-93; retired professor De Wet, Ponie Dellums, Ron US Congressman Dhlomo, Oscar Buthelezi operative in Durban Doe, Samuel Kanyon Monrovian dictator Duncan, Sheena Black Sash Advice Center Coordinator Eagleburger, Lawrence US Congressman Eglin, Colin Wells Leader, Progressive Federal Party Fourie, Brand South African diplomat, director of SABC Fourie, Brand LOC Freeman, Charles Chet Crocker’s deputy Fugard, Athol Playwright, Afrikaaner Fugard, Athol LOC Geldenhuys, Johannes J. “Jannie” Military officer, member State Security Council Gerwels, Jakes Executive director of the Mandela Foundation Gordimer, Nadine Author Gumede, Archie Gunness (Guiness), Lee Jazz and blues musician Gunness, Lee: Most common usage in print/media Silajdz ic Haris Dr. Silajdz ic Haris LOC Harris, F. Allen “Tex” Heunis, Chris Cabinet Minister

Heyns, Johann Moderator of Dutch Reformed Church Holmes, Tiny EJP’s mother Jackson, Jesse American political activist, Rainbow Coalition Jackson, Jesse, 1941- LOC Jaeger, Norma EJP secretary in RSA Jana, Priscilla Khanyile, Vusi UDF, one of Sep 88 “Kine 3” Kissinger, Henry Kissinger, Henry, 1923 - LOC Koornhof, Piet Former RSA Ambassador to USA Lefkane, Dina Skotaville Publishing Lekota, Patrick “Terror” Delmas Trial defendant, UDF Lekota, Patrick LOC Mabuza, Enos J. Chief Exec Councillor of KaNgwane Mabuza, E. J. (Enos J.) LOC Machel, Graca Wife of Samora, 2nd wife of Nelson Mandela Machel, Samora Mozambique president, died Oct 86 in plane crash Malan, Magnus Malan, Waynand Malmierca Peoli, Isidoro Octavio Cuba’s Foreign Minister and founder of that Malmierca, Isidoro LOC

nation’s communist party Mandela, Nelson ANC Leader Mandela, Nelson, 1918- LOC Mandela, Winnie Wife of Nelson Mandela, Winnie LOC Manuel, Trevor UDF member, detainee Mbeki, Govan ANC Mbeki, Thabo Son of Govan, president of RSA Meer, Fatima Author, educator, biographer of N. Mandela Meer, Fatima LOC Meer, Ishmael Husband of Fatima, Indian Nat’l Congress Mkhatshwa, Smangaliso Reverend, Sec Gen’l, SA Cath Bishops’ Conf. Mkondo, Curtis Molefe, Popo Delmas Trial defendant Molefe, Popo Simon, 1952- LOC Morobe, Murphy UDF, one of Sep 88 “Kine 3” Mugabe, Robert President of Zimbabwe Naidoo, Jayaseelan “Jay” General Secretary, COSATU Naidoo, Krish Naudé, Beyers Dutch Reformed Church minister, activist Naudé, Beyers LOC Nickel, Herman Ambassador to SA just prior to EJP

Njumo, Sam Nkrumah, Kwame Ghanaian leader (1960-1966) Oppenheimer, Harry Business Man Paton, Alan Author Paton, Alan LOC Paton, Anne Second wife of Alan (above) Paulsen, James Reverend Perlman, Ina Executive Director Operation Hungar Qeboza, Percy Black South African journalist Ramaphosa, Matamela Cyril Gen’l Sec, National Union of Mineworkers Rawlings, Jerry Relly, Gavin Business Man Rupert, Anton Chairman, Rembrandt Group of Companies Savimbi, Jonas Head of UNITA forces in Angola Seipei, Moeketsi James “Stompie” Child activist, assassinated by W. Mandela (?) Shirin Tahir-Kheli Shirin Tahir-Kheli LOC Shultz, George Sec of State during Reagan Administration Simon, Kurt W. Simon, Paul US Senator Singh, Grant Film maker, made play “Sarafina” into a film Sisulu, Albertina Sisulu, Walter Sisulu, Zwelakhe Author Sisulu, Zwelakhe, 1951- LOC Slabbert, F. van Zyl Slabbert, F. van Zyl (Frederik van Zyl), 1940- LOC Smith, Nico Pastor, Dutch Reformed Church Smith, Wilbur Novelist Strydom, Hans Author, journalist, expert on the Broederbond Sullivan, Leon (Sullivan) Statement of Principles Sullivan, Leon Howard, 1922- LOC Suzman, Helen South African politician Suzman, Helen LOC Swing, William Tambo, Oliver ANC Tambo, Oliver, 1917- LOC Tutu, Desmond Religious leader Tutu, Desmond LOC Uys, Pieter-Dirk Author Valli, Mohammed UDF, one of Sep 88 “Kine 3” Van der Merwe, Freida van Zyl Slabbert, F. SEE: Slabbert, F. van Zyl Van Heerden, Neil Director of Foreign Affairs Van Heerden, Neil LOC

Vlok, Adriaan J. Minister of Law & Order Woods, Donald Author Woods, Donald, 1933- LOC Worrall, Dennis UN Special Representative Akashi (Arkashi) Akashi, Yasushi, 1931- (Former Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Cambodia) Library of Congress authority

Alex Boraine (Borraine) Boraine, Alex (Truth and Reconcilliation Commission) Library of Congress authority

Stoffel (Stoeffel) Botha Botha, Jan Christoffel “Stoffel” (Minister of Home Affairs, 1985 -1989; d. 1998) Leaders of South Africa (Republic of) http://www.terra.es/personal2/monolith/sa.htm

Fleur de (De) Villiers

Jan Hofmeyr (Hoffmeyr) Hofmeyr, J. H. (Jan Hendrik), 1894-1948. (Prime Minister of RSA) Library of Congress authority

Albert Luthuli (Lithuli) Luthuli, A. J. (Albert John), 1898-1967 (ANC president, 1952 – 1967) Library of Congress authority

Ernest Mchunu (Mcunu) Mcunu, Ernest Library of Congress authority

Ishmael (Ismail) Meer Meer, Ismail, 1918-2000 (Indian National Congress) Library of Congress authority

Reinhold (Reinhold) Niebhur Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1892-1971 Library of Congress authority

Stompie Moeketsi (Moehetsi/Moekhetsi) Seipei Seipei, James Moeketsi “Stompie” (child activist reportedly assassinated by Winnie Mandela) most common usage found in print and media sources

Sadako Ogata (Ogato) Ogata, Sadako N. Library of Congress authority

Isidoro Octavio Malmierca Peoli Malmierca, Isidoro. (Cuba’s Foreign Minister and founder of that nation’s communist party) Library of Congress authority [“Peoli” in his name is an honorific, not really part of his name]

Corporate Name Notes Academics for African Athletes (AAA) African American Labor Center (AALC) African National Congress (ANC) AMCHAM American International School of Johannesburg Americo-Liberians Azanian People’s Organization (AZAPO)

Basters – Coloured group in Namibia, those who came out of liaisons between white South Africans and Black women. Word means “bastards” Bill of Rights [RSA] Black Consciousness Group Black Sash Blacks Broederbond – Afrikaner secret society, word means “brotherhood” Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Coloureds Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group (EPG) Communist Party [RSA] Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985 (CAAA) [USA] Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) Congressional Black Caucus [USA] Conservative Party (CP) [RSA] Council of 100 [USA] Delmas Treason Trial Disclosure of Foreign Funding Bill [RSA] Ford Foundation Freedom Charter, 1955 Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (FRELIMO) Front Line States FUNDA Center Get Ahead Foundation Group Areas Act [RSA] Indaba Industrial Development Decade for Africa (IDDA) Inkata (Inkhata) Freedom Party Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa (IDASA) Institute of International Education (IIE) Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility Khmer Rouge Kine Three (Consulate Three) Kotho House – Headquarters of South African Council of Churches. Also headquarters for the Black Sash and its Vice Center KaNgwane Kwandebele (Kwandbeli, Kwandabele) KwaZulu Liberty Life Association of Africa Limited Medical School of the University of South Africa (MEDUNSA) Movement Populaire Liberazione Angola (MPLA) National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America National Medical and Dental Association (NAMDA) a national, multiracial group of health professionals focused on broad socio-political health issues in South Africa under the Apartheid regime.

National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Nationalist Party [RSA] – the “Nats” Nazism Nederlande Gereformeerde Kerk (NGK) – Dutch Reformed Church Nieuve Gereformede Kerch – Dutch Reformed Church Operation Hunger Operation Real South Africa (ORSA) Organization for African Unity (OAU) Outward Bound Pan-African Congress (PAC) Peace Corps People-To-People Exchange Phambili School Pollsmoor Prison Pressler Ammendment [USA] Progressive Freedom Party (PFP) [RSA] Regional Services Council Resistencia Nacional Mozambicana (RENAMO, Mozambican National Resistance) Rivonia Trial Rivonia Ten Robben Island Prison Sharpville Six Skotaville Publishing South Africa Restrictions Act of 1986 [USA] South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference South African Council of Churches South African Defense Forces (SADF) South African Government (SAG) South African Labor Bulletin South African Transaction Regulations [USA] Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC) Southwest Africa Peoples Organization (SWAPO) State of Emergency (SOE) Sullivan Principles of Business Sullivan Signatory Companies Truth and Reconciliation Commission União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola (UNITA) United Democratic Front (UDF) United Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) United States Catholic Conference United States Commission on Southern Africa United States Foreign Commercial Service (USFCS) United States Information Service (USIS) Vaal Triangle Technicon

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