Final nail in Apartheid...
South Africa holds 1st fully multi-cultural elections...
Item # 694929
April 27, 1994
LOS ANGELES TIMES, April 27, 1994
* The final nail in Apartheid
* South Africa holds 1st fully multi-cultural elections
* Truly historic moment - Nelson Mandela would be elected
* The funeral of (and a tribute to) Richard Nixon
The front page has: "S. Africans Cast Historic Votes," with subheading: "Hospitalized, retirees and disabled flock to polls in high spirits on first day. Problems with balloting are widespread - but no major violence is reported." The inside has considerable coverage with an additional photos and a nice graphic. This would bring bout the death of Apartheid, and Nelson Mandela would become President (although not reported in this issue). It is nice to have a same-day report. Quite historic!
Additional coverage is present regarding the funeral of former President Richard Nixon, along with a Tribute section/photo.
The issue is believed to be complete, but is being sold for the content described - which has been verified to be present. Very nice condition.
* The final nail in Apartheid
* South Africa holds 1st fully multi-cultural elections
* Truly historic moment - Nelson Mandela would be elected
* The funeral of (and a tribute to) Richard Nixon
The front page has: "S. Africans Cast Historic Votes," with subheading: "Hospitalized, retirees and disabled flock to polls in high spirits on first day. Problems with balloting are widespread - but no major violence is reported." The inside has considerable coverage with an additional photos and a nice graphic. This would bring bout the death of Apartheid, and Nelson Mandela would become President (although not reported in this issue). It is nice to have a same-day report. Quite historic!
Additional coverage is present regarding the funeral of former President Richard Nixon, along with a Tribute section/photo.
The issue is believed to be complete, but is being sold for the content described - which has been verified to be present. Very nice condition.
Category: The 20th Century
