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Proposed All Black Tour Of South Africa SHOULD BE CANCELLED because it is morally wrong to accept and participate in racist sport, denying fair play to those whose skin is deemed to be of the wrong colour, therefore we the undersigned join with the General Assembly of the United Nations, with U Thant, its Secretary-General, with the World Council of Churches, with the Supreme Council for African Sport and with the African National Congress in condemning apartheid sport and we appeal to the New Zealand Rugby Union to withdraw from the proposed tour. GUY ALLAN, Taachar, Auckland; ». G. BUTLER, Aura Frol. French, Hamilton, I. OAIY-FFOFLEJ, Mlnhter, Oirirtchurch: F. J. GIB* I. ISBIY, MP, Auckland; DAVID MATHISON, Dunedin; EDMUND Track.;, Auckland; I. R. NYE, Librarian, Auckland; MRS MAR* D. STERN, Company Director, P. AMOS, Mmrdrer of Porliomant, Au* Uni.; ELEANOR BOLSTER, Bookwll.r, Auckland: ZOE DUR- SONS, Junior lecturer, Mamy INGRAM, Bookl.ll.;. Auckland. MINERS, Toucher, Takapuna, J. 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Lecturer, Auckland) D. F, MIN- NORTHEY, Junior lecturer, Unl. Hamilton; WAYNE ROBINSON, Sen. English Tutor, Auck. Univ.; church; REV. DONALD R. WILSON, ton; RUTH BOOKMAN, StocfaS, Teacher, Auckland; PAT DOBBIE, MRS N. GODDARD, M'othw, Wei- TO of Auckland; RICHARD NORTHEY. %*JHL Waikato) KEITH SINCIAIR, Professor His- St Marowet** Presbyterian Churdt Auck- Printer, Auckland; P. DAVYS, I ington; P. J. OORDON, Civil p rtV | NO Secondary School L u!! TO?' H JESJJS Lecturer, Unl. of Auck- *’ A Opto- tory..UjjW Auck., M. P. K. Chch; H/R. WOOLF, Accountant, kmd; CONRAD BOLLINGER, Lee- Student, Auckland; PETER DENEE, Servant, Wellington; M. B. GIT- J* . IRV SttfeL.. s W, 2S* f ! o,l, i • TR,CIC | nn j, eA. NECKLEN Monaolr Nth> » W ’ «O***NSON, Professor History, Auckland; HAZEL S. WATERS, W » tn ’ MAREI law and Arts Student, Auckland; TOS. Secretary Organiser, NZPSA, Teacher, Masterton; H. H. INNES, MACASKILL, Principal /ng. >• *• NECKLEN, ROSENBERG, Rwder in Eco- Univ. Auck.; R. J. SUTTON, Housewife, WaipufamMM T. H. BOLLINGER, Teacher, Wgtn; A. D. W. A. DAY, Schoolteacher, Au A.; DONALD D. GLENNY, Pres. Company Director, Auckland; Wgtn Teachers Coll.; MARY C* Auckland; SUSAN NOTLEY, nomlcs, Unl. of Canty; H. ROTH, Sen. Leet, in law, Univ. Auck.; WILSON, Analyst, AucktaiuL This advertisement was organised by Citizens Association for Racial Equality (CARE). Designations of signatories are given for identification. * Did You Know That V/MAT Vft 11 NEW ZEALAND NOW STANDS AS THE NO. 1 wn *. l ■ W x-x-x-re—■■ A x . - A * Writ# or phone your local MP, Rugby Club Secretary or th. N.Z. Rugby SUPPORTER OF SOUTH AFRICAN RACIST SPORT...? (Even M, Holyook. i. emborrurad by Mr Vo,,t.r. compliment. 11) “J Fra "“ ™“ ~' h A " Bl “ k **• THESE EVENTS HAVE BROUGHT THIS SITUATION ABOUT: -■> « NOTOUR ADVERTISING FUND ZEALAND AS FLOUTING U.N. RESOLUTION OF DECEMBER Z, 1948. _2/ E _ K --T NO * TOU ” ADVCKTISINw FUND Dotofflbor i, 1968 U.N. Gonoral Assembly called on all countries to boycott P.O. Box 2794, AUCKLAND South African racist sport. N.z. abstained. what happened then? This advertisement wat paid for by the signatories. In the time available we were only December, 1968 All-white N.Z. bowling team to South Africa to play whites-only In Britain, Primo Minister Harold Wilson promptly went on record regreltinfl that ob j, „ , mo( | flUm b er o f the thousands of people who oppose the tour (7000 teams. thn MCC hod invited the racist South African cricket team to Britain. Ho urged the peop l, from only on ,. quart ,r of the Christchurch metropolitan area signed the petition). British people to boycott the matches. February, 1969 All-white N.Z. squash team to South Africa to play whites-only In New Zealand, Prime Minister Holyoake commented that if the original resolution Contact local group* teams Non-white coach not oermitted to accompany team. had been put paragraph by paragraph N.Z. would have voted against the section AUCKLAND, Glen Eden 6725 HAMILTON, 36-124 PALMERSTON NORTH, 88-197 calling for a boycott of South African racist sports bodies. WELLINGTON, — NELSON, 86-230 CHRISTCHURCH, 498-416 DUNEDIN, 88-MO. s ’ wher « «• *• "«•*’ *“ , "’ 0m0 ” 0 "" 1B ” hw wri ” •* sent the largest tingle team. Deputy-Primo Minister Mr Marshall smoothed the way for the proposed All Black INTERESTED IN CARE? tour in personal conversations with Mr Vorstor in November, 1967- Ho support* the . . j u » t » »•. a l aLi March, 1970 -NX Rugby Union confirm. H Intend, to rend All Block team tour. Chiof Ju,tic. Sir Richard Wild .upporte th. tour. Thor, can b. n. doubt that CARE , y .y°/ h °7- -° to South Africa to play white,-only team,. Mr Holyoak. .upporte th. tour. ,hon l“” ° ,po, ' in ® to,,r V,U * for brocbu ™ and ■ nn “° l r «P ort *> F -°- •«» Auckland. UNLESS PARLIAMENT MAKES A CLEAR STATEMENT THAT NEW ZEALAND REPUDIATES APARTHEID SPORT AND OFFICIALLY REPUDIATES THOSE NEW ZEALANDERS WHO PARTICIPATE IN IT THEN THE WORLD HAS EVERY REASON tO REGARD US AS SOUTH AFRICA'S BEST SUPPORTERS