U.S.-African Relations: The Role of Congress - 1976 Part 7
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In this film, Senator Dick Clark is interviewed by Wendy Ross. Topics discussed during the interview include U.S. policy towards Africa, the role of Congress in U.S. foreign policy, the repeal of the Byrd amendment, the effects of an election year on foreign policy, the Chinese-Russian rivalry in Africa, Congressional sentiment towards problems in Southern Africa, violence as a means of change in Southern Africa, and the role of American businesses in dealing with Southern African nations.
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