Ford Foundation. Study Group on Southern Africa

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William Scranton, American political leader, was born in Connecticut. He served as a pilot in World War II and then studied law, graduating from Yale University in 1946. He then practiced law in Scranton, Pa., a city named after his ancestors. Scranton held several political positions: Asst. to the Secretary of State, 1959-60; member of Congress 1960-62; governor of Pa., 1963-67; and U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., 1976-1977.

From the description of Records, 1984-1988. (Temple University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 122541779
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associatedWith African National Congress. corporateBody
associatedWith Africa Support Group. corporateBody
associatedWith Botha, P. W. person
associatedWith Chissano, Joaquim Alberto, 1939- person
associatedWith Concerned Citizens for South Africa. corporateBody
associatedWith Ford Foundation. corporateBody
associatedWith KwaZulu Natal Joint Executive Authority. corporateBody
associatedWith Scranton, William Warren, 1917- person
associatedWith Thomas, Franklin A. person
associatedWith Tutu, Desmond. person
associatedWith UNICEF. corporateBody
associatedWith United Nations. Division for Economic and Social Information. corporateBody
associatedWith Voorhes, Meg. person
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Southern Africa
Mozambique
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