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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Following the Nationalist party's election win in Southwest Africa, South African PM Daniel F. Malan announced he will push segregation policies and defy the UN, stating the region rejects external interference. Nationalists taunted ill opposition leader Jan Christian Smuts.
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PRETORIA, South Africa- (ANP)-Flushed with the victory of the Nationalist party in the elections held in Southwest Africa last week, Prime Minister Daniel F. Malan told newspapers here on Friday that he could now proceed with his segregation policies and also defy the United Nations.
"Most important of all, the UN now knows that Southwest Africa is tired of interference from the outside and wants to be free to walk along the path that it has chosen for itself in quiet and peace."
Some Nationalists, feeling their oats after the electoral victory, telephoned taunting remarks to the farm where opposition leader, Field Marshall Jan Christian Smuts, is ill.
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Southwest Africa
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Last Week (Elections); Friday (Statement)
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victory of the nationalist party in the elections held in southwest africa
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Flushed with the victory of the Nationalist party in the elections held in Southwest Africa last week, Prime Minister Daniel F. Malan told newspapers in Pretoria on Friday that he could now proceed with his segregation policies and also defy the United Nations. Malan stated that the UN now knows Southwest Africa is tired of outside interference and wants to follow its chosen path in quiet and peace. Some Nationalists telephoned taunting remarks to the farm where opposition leader Field Marshall Jan Christian Smuts is ill.