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2006 Han Myung-sook elected Prime Minister of South Korea

2005 South Africa is the 5th country to recognize same-sex marriages

2004 Brenda Fassie, South African Musician

2003 Strom Thurmond, politician, South Carolina senator for a very long time, dies at 100

2003 Arsonist set a fire in a trian station in Daegu, South Korea kills nearly 200

2002 Air China flight 129 crashes into a mountain near Pusan, South Korea killing 128

2001 Dr. Christiaan Barnard, surgeon, ", performed the first heart transplant, South Africa 1967, ", dies at 78

2000 Harry Oppenheimer, South African Businessman

1999 Mary Kay Bergman, cartoon voice, South Park, dies at 38

1998 Howard Stern Radio Show premieres in Charleston South Carolina on WAVF 96.1 FM

1997 South African and U.S. surgeons separate Zambian Siamese twins joined at the head

1997 Beam Dai, head of South Vietnam (1949-55), dies

1997 14 North Koreans defect to South Korea

1997 South Africa announces it is constructing largest modern day blimp

1996 South Africa's Constitutional Assembly adopts permanent post-apartheid constitution

1996 South Africa defeat Pakistan to win the Pepsi Cup in Sharjah

1996 South Australia grab exciting draw vs W A to win Sheffield Shield

1996 Gary Kirsten scores 188* for South Africa vs. UAE at Rawalpindi

1996 Harold Wolpe, sociologist lawyer/South African activist, dies at 70

1995 Paul Adams becomes South Africa's youngest Test Cricket player, 18 years 340 ds

1995 Jack Russell takes 11 catches in Test Cricket vs. South Africa, a record

1995 Northwestern South Carolina begins using new area code 864

1995 Allan Donald takes 8-71 as South Africa defeat Zimbabwe

1995 Susan Smith found guilty of drowning her 2 children in South Carolina

1995 In South Africa, 104 miners killed in an elevator accident

1995 Gas explosion in South Korean metro, 103 die

1995 Dean Jones completes 324* for Victoria vs. South Australia

1995 10,000s South Africans attend state funeral of Joe Slovo

1995 Joe Slovo, Latvian/South African attorney/sect-gen (SACR), dies at 68

1995 Gerard W. Taylor, South African/British surgeon, dies at 74

1995 Carquest Bowl 5: South Carolina beats West Virginia, 24-21

1994 Johannes J "Joop" Klant, Neth/South African economist/author, dies

1994 Charles Fortune, South African cricket commentator, dies

1994 Total solar eclipse in South America (4m23s)

1994 Ben Mokoena becomes 1st black mayor of Middelburg South Africa

1994 South African President Nelson Mandela visits US

1994 Space probe Ulyssus passes south pole of Sun

1994 South African President Nelson Mandela receives Anne Frank Penning

1994 South Africa reclaims its seat in U.N.

1994 South Yemen secedes from Yemen

1994 6 white racists sentenced to death in South Africa

1994 Nelson Mandela sworn in as South Africa's 1st black president

1994 Nelson Mandela and his ANC, finally confirmed winners in South Africa

1994 North-Yemen air force bombs Aden South Yemen

1994 1st multi-racial election in South Africa ends [3 days]

1994 1st multi-racial election in South Africa begins [3 days] Dr. Nomaza Paintin in NZ is 1st black South African to vote

1994 Inkatha ends boycott of South African multi-racial election

1994 Ken Oosterbroek, South African press photographer, shot dead at 32

1994 South African Government/ANC take power in Ciskei homeland

1994 Zulu-king Goodwill Zwelithini founds realm in South Africa

1994 South Africa Goldstone committee reveals existence of secret police

1994 John Harrison, South African correspondent (BBC), dies at 48

1994 ANC chief Nelson Mandela rejects demand by white right-wingers for separate homeland in South Africa

1994 Largest milkshake (1,955 gallons of chocolate-Nelspruit South Africa)

1994 Lu Parker, (South Carolina), crowned 43rd Miss USA

1994 Australia beat South Africa 2-1 to win the World Series Cup

1994 South Africa beat Australia in the Sydney Test by 5 runs

1994 Battles between army and rebellious indians in South Mexico, kill 57

1993 Thomas Mogotlane, South African actor (Mapantsula), dies at 40

1993 Black and white leaders in South Africa approve new democratic constitution

1993 Antonov AN-124 flies in South Iran against mountain: 17 killed

1993 Howard Stern radio show premieres in Myrtle Beach South Carolina on WYAV 104.1 FM

1993 Nelson Mandela and South Africa President F W de Klerk awarded Nobel Peace Prize

1993 Ferry boat leaves for west coast of South Korea, 120 killed

1993 U.N. lifts remaining economic sanctions against South Africa

1993 Kimberly Clarice Aiken, 18, Miss South Carolina wins 67th Miss America

1993 Day of Peace in South Africa

1993 Boeing 737-500 crashes in South Korea, 66 killed

1993 Israeli offensive against terrorist bases in South Lebanon

1993 Denis Tomlinson, South Africa cricket leg-spinner, dies

1993 South Africa agrees to multi-racial elections

1993 Andries Treurnicht, founder South Africa Conservative Party, dies at 72

1993 Fire in psychiatric institute in South Korea, kills 40

1993 George Mickelson, Gov of, South Dakota, and 7 others, die in a plane crash

1993 Chris Hani, sec-gen South Africian Communist Party, assassinated at 50

1993 New South Wales beat Qld by eight wkts to win Sheffield Shield

1993 South Africa White Wolves kill 5 year old black girl

1993 Daniel H Craven, South African rugby coach, dies

1992 Helen B M Fennell Joseph, English/South Afr anti-apartheid, dies at 87

1992 Erling Kagge begins successful exploration at South pole

1992 Mud storm kills 30 in South France

1992 Heavy storm in South France, 34 die

1992 Hurricane Andrew hits South Florida; 35 die

1992 Andre de Villiers, South African, murdered

1992 Slaughtering by Inkhata-followers at Boipatong, South Africa, kills 42

1992 Start of South Africa's 1st Test Cricket since 1970 (v WI Bridgetown)

1992 England beat South Africa in rain-ruined cricket World Cup semi final

1992 Libby [Elizabeth] Callahan, Columbia, South Carolina, sport pistol 1996 Olympics

1992 Simon Brand, South African banker/adviser to President De Klerk, dies

1992 Paul Simon opens a tour in South Africa

1991 June Storey, actress (South of the Border), dies of cancer at 73

1991 Headman Tshabalala, South Afr singer (Ladysmith Black Mambazo), dies

1991 South Africa's 1st cricket international since 1970 - one-day vs. India

1991 Sam Ntuli, South African ANC-writer, murdered

1991 U.N. admits Estonia, Latvia, Lithuiania, North and South Korea, Marshall Islands and Micronesia

1991 1st South African international competition in 25 years, gymnastics

1991 Nelson Mandela chosen president of South African ANC

1991 South Africa readmitted to Olympics

1991 South Africa abolishes last of its apartheid laws

1991 South Florida and Denver picked for 1993 NL franchises

1991 Roh Jai Bong resigns as premier of South Korea

1991 South African activist Winnie Mandela convicted of abducting 4 blacks

1991 Europe foreign ministers lift most remaining sanctions against South Africa

1991 North and South Korea form a joint team for table tennis competition

1991 42 killed in exhibition soccer match in Johannesburg South Africa

1991 Soccer stadium riot in Orkney South Africa, at least 40 die

1990 President De Klerk of South Africa meets with Mandela to talk of end of apartheid

1990 Center for Urban archaeology opens in New York City South Street Seaport Museum

1990 South African president F W de Klerk meets President Bush in Washington D.C.

1990 Commuter train at Johannesburg South Africa attacked, 36 die

1990 South Africa Communist Party begins 1st legal conference

1990 Muntu Myeza, South Africa anti-apartheid activist, dies in auto at 39

1990 South Africa President F W de Klerk lifts 4 year of state of emergency

1990 South African troops plunder Mandela's dwelling

1990 North and South Yemen merge to form Republic of Yemen

1990 Former president PW Botha quit South Africa's ruling National Party

1990 South Africa and African National Congress open talks to end apartheid

1990 Namibia becomes independent of South Africa, Sam Nujoma becomes president

1990 50 killed at Inkatha-UDF battle in Natal, South Africa

1990 Nelson Mandela (political prisoner-27 years) freed in South Africa

1990 South Africa President de Klerk announces Nelson Mandela will be free Feb 11th

1990 Lisa Leslie of Morningside HS in Inglewood California scores 101 in 1st half, South Torrance HS decides not to play 2nd half and loses 102-24

1990 South Africa's President FW de Klerk promises to free Nelson Mandela and legalizes ANC and 60 other political orgs

1990 Annular eclipse visible over Antarctica and South Atlantic

1990 South Africa says its reconsidering ban on African National Congress

1989 -18 degrees F in Denver, -23 degrees F in Kansas City, Missouri, -42 degrees F in Scottsbluff Nebraska -47 degrees F in Hardin Mont and -60 degrees F in Black Hills South Dakota

1989 Geoff Marsh completes 355* for WA against South Australia

1989 South Africa President FW de Klerk announces scrapping of Separate Amenities Act

1989 South Africa President FW de Klerk frees Sisulu and 4 other political prisoners

1989 South african ANC-founder/leader Walter Sisulu freed

1989 FW De Klerk sworn in as president of South Africa

1989 Desmond Tutu leads biggest anti-apartheid protest march in South Africa

1989 Frederik de Klerk becomes president of South Africa

1989 President Pieter W Botha of South Africa, resigns

1989 23 year old olympic barefoot South African runner Zola Budd retires

1989 Nelson Mandela receives a BA from University of South Africa

1989 David Webster, South African white anti-apartheids activist, murdered

1989 South African/British Olympic runner Zola Budd marries

1989 FW de Klerk replaces Botha as South Africa's National Party leader

1989 Murden and Metz are 1st women to reach South Pole overland (on skis)

1988 South Africa signs accord granting independence to South West Africa

1988 South Africa anti-apartheid leader Sisulu wins $100,000 Human Rights prize

1988 South Korean coaches attack NZ referee after disputing his decision, Olympic Korean boxer stages a 67 minute sit-in

1988 Bomb attack on office of South Africa Council of Churches

1988 Angola, Cuba and South Africa sign cease fire treaty

1988 South Africa declares cease-fire in Angola

1988 South African government bans anti-apartheid film "Cry Freedom"

1988 Winnie Mandella's home in Soweto, South Africa destroyed by arson

1988 Alan Paton, South African Novelist

1988 South Korea adopts constitution

1988 South African apartheid regime bans the UDF

1987 Roh Tae Woo elected president of South Korea

1987 South African Airways Boeing 747 crashes into Indian Ocean, 159 die

1987 South Africa ANC-leader Govan Mbeki freed

1987 South Korean voters overwhelmingly approved a new constitution

1987 South Africa frees Dutch anthropologist/Anc'er Klaas de Young

1987 South Africa longest mine strike in history ends

1987 50 white South Africans meets ANCers in Dakar

1987 1 million South Koreans demonstrate against Chun Doo Hwan regime

1986 WIS-AM in Columbia South Carolina changes call letters to WVOC (now WOMG)

1986 South African journalist Zwelakhe Sisulu arrested

1986 South Africa censors press

1986 International Red Cross ousted from South Africa

1986 IBM re-forms in South Africa

1986 Fire in Kinross gold mine, Transvaal South Africa, 177 killed

1986 South African journalist Zwelakhe Sisulu arrested

1986 1 day general strike in South Africa

1986 President Reagan criticizes South African state of emergency

1986 P. W. Botha declares South African national emergency

1986 U.S. and West Europeans veto heavier sanctions against South Africa

1986 Anti-apartheid activist Helene Pastoors sentenced to 10 years in South Africa

1986 South African army occupies Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia

1986 South African President P W Botha sends Coetsee to visit Mandela

1986 Haydar Bakr al-Attas appointed president of South Yemen

1986 South Yemen Premier Haydar Bakr al-Attas becomes interim-president

1986 South Yemen President Ali Nasser Mohammed's bodyguard shoots opponents

1985 South Africa's Cosatu union centre forms

1985 Benjamin Moloisi, South African poet/Anc'er, hanged at 30

1985 President Reagan bans importation of South African Krugerrands

1985 South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands adopts constitution

1985 President Reagan orders sanctions against South Africa

1985 South African attorney/UDF leader "Dulah" Omar arrested

1985 Hanspeter Beck of South Australia, finishes a 3,875 mile, 51 day trip from Western Australia to Melbourne on a unicycle

1985 Anti-apartheid lawyer Bulelani Ngcuka marries in South Africa

1985 Sandy Bell, South African cricket pace bowler (16 Tests), dies

1985 South Africa police arrested Dutch ANC'er Klaas de Jong

1985 Jack Robertson, South Africa cricket spinner (3 Tests vs. Aust 1935-36), dies

1985 1st remote location for "Nightline" (South Africa)

1985 Last edition of Brink Daily Mail/Sunday Express in South Africa

1985 South Africa will repeal sex and marriage laws against whites and non-whites

1985 South Africa President PW Botha offers to free Mandela if he denounces violence

1985 -19 degrees F (-28 degrees C), Caesar's Head, South Carolina (state record)

1984 South African Bishop Desmond Tutu received his Nobel Peace Prize

1984 Bob Holland takes 9-83 for NSW against South Australia, SCG

1984 President Reagan vetoes sanctions against South Africa

1984 South Africa adopts constitution

1984 South African election for parliament boycvotted

1984 South Africa prisoner Nelson Mandela sees his wife for 1st time in 22 years

1984 Jimmy Kenndy, British songwriter (South of the Border), dies

1984 Dick Whitington, journalist/cricketer (South Aust and AIF bat), dies

1984 Worker's union leader Billy Nair freed in South Africa

1983 4 South Korean government ministers assassinated in Rangoon Burma

1983 Sun Suk Joon, South Korean vice premier, murdered

1983 South Africa worker's union leader Curnick Ndlovu freed after 19 years

1983 Balthasar J "John" Vorster, South African premier (1966-78), dies at 67

1983 Lennox Brown, cricket leg spinner (3 wickets at 63 for South Africa), dies

1983 Supertanker Castillo de Bellvar crashes at South Africa

1983 John Sain of South Bend, Indiana builds 3.91 m house of cards

1983 2nd NCAA Womens Basketball Championship: South California beats LA Tech 69-67

1982 South Bend, Indiana jury acquits self-avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin

1982 Ruth Voorst, South African (A World Apart), killed by letter bomb

1982 Frank Nicholson, South African cricket wicket-keeper (1935-36), dies

1982 -117 degrees F; All time low at South Pole

1982 Israel attacks targets in south Lebanon

1982 Rev A Treurnicht forms Conservative Party of South Africa

1982 Neil Aggett, South African worker's union leader, commits suicide

1981 According to South Africa, Ciskei gains independence Not recognized as an independent country outside South Africa

1981 South Africa anti apartheid advocate Bulelani Ngcuka arrested

1981 Failed coup by South African mercenaries in Seychelles

1981 Griffiths Mxenge, South Afr's anti-apartheid advocate, murdered

1981 Seoul, South Korea is selected to host 1988 Summer Olympics

1981 Phillies minor leaguer Jeff Stone steals pro baseball record 121st base en route to 122 (Spartanburg (South Atlantic League))

1981 Heaviest known orange (2.5 kg) exhibited, Nelspruit, South Africa

1980 46th Heisman Trophy Award: George Rogers, South Carolina (RB)

1980 New South Korean constitution comes into effect

1980 South Korea opposition leader Kim Dae Jung sentenced to death

1980 Chon Doo Hwan elected President of South Korea

1980 Dutch 2nd Chamber joins oil boycott of South Africa

1980 U.N. Security Council calls for South Africa to free Nelson Mandela

1980 ANC sets fire to Sasol oil installations in South Africa

1980 South Korean police ends people's uprising; 2,000 killed

1980 Shawn Weatherly, (South Carolina (will win Miss Universe), crowned 29th Miss USA

1980 Angela Nikodinov, Spartanburg, South Carolina, figure skater, 1997 Pacif Sr champ

1980 Tatewin Means, Miss South Dakota Teen USA 1996

1980 Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in Wall (Part II)" is banned in South Africa

1980 Elevator in Vaal Reef South Africa gold mine crash 1900m down (23 die)

1979 Park Chung-hee, South Korean President, assassinated

1979 Elizabeth Bishop, poet (North and South, Pulitzer 1956), dies at 68

1979 South Africa grants Venda independence (Not recognized out of South Africa)

1979 Doug Meintjes, South Africa cricket pace bowler (v England 1922-23), dies

1979 Sioux nation receives $100 million in compensation for Black Hills, South Dakota

1979 Rebecca Stoyel, born in South Australia, gymnast 1996 Olympics

1979 Juli Keech, Miss South Dakota Teen USA, 1997

1979 War between North and South Yemen begins

1978 People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (South) adopts constitution

1978 Pieter Botha succeeds Vorster as premier of South Africa

1978 Caroline Nicole Brigman, Miss South Carolina Teen USA 1997

1978 Margaret Gardiner, of South Africa, crowned 27th Miss Universe

1978 South Africa military goes into Angola

1978 43 die as 2 express trains collide head-on south of Bologna, Italy

1978 Wendy Christina Roberts, Miss South Carolina Teen USA, 1996

1978 Operation Litani: Israeli offensive in South Lebanon

1977 Donald Woods, a banned white editor flees South Africa

1977 South Africa grants Bophuthatswana independence

1977 U.N. Security council proclaims weapon embargo against South Africa

1977 U.S. recalls William Bowdler, ambassador to South Africa

1977 Christmas Tinto sentenced to 7 years in Robbeneiland South Africa

1977 Steven Biko, South African black student leader, dies in police custody

1977 Jayme Dickman, South Bend, Indiana, 3x20 rifle 1996 Olympics

1977 South Carolina Heerenveen soccer team forms in Heerenveen

1977 Bloody riots in Soweto South Africa

1977 Paul "Goggo" Adams, cricketer, lefty very unorthodox bowler for South Africa

1977 Sara Walsh, South Bend, Indiana, fencer-foil 1996 Olympics

1976 Winnie Mandela banished in South Africa

1976 U.N. General Assembly condemns apartheid in South Africa

1976 Transkei gains independence, not recognized outside of South Africa

1976 South Africa decides to allow multi-racial teams to represent them

1976 Race riot in Cape Town, South Africa; 17 die

1976 Formal reunification of North and South Vietnam

1976 Student uprisings begin in Soweto, South Africa, Soweto Day

1976 Anti-apartheid advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza arrested in South Africa

1976 South African troops leave Angola

1975 Matt LeCroy, Anderson, South Carolina, baseball catcher 1996 Olympics bronze

1975 Mayim Winkelman Bialik, South Dakota, actress, Blossom, Beaches

1975 6 South Molukkans occupy Indonesian consulate in The Hague, 1 dead

1975 7 South Moluccans hijack train at Wijster Drente, 3 killed

1975 Stephanie Camp, Rapid City, South Dakota, Miss America-SD 1997

1975 Battle between Cuba and South Africa troops in Angola

1975 Melchior Schoenmakers, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1975 Jacques Kallis, cricketer, South African Test all-rounder vs. England 1995

1975 Jan Harm Schippers, Dutch soccer player: South Carolina Heerenveen, Veendam

1975 John Harm Skippers, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1975 Mbali Gasa, Miss South Africa Universe 1997

1975 Il-62 crashes south of Damascus, Syria, killing 126

1975 U.S. vetoes proposed admission of North and South Vietnam to U.N.

1975 Charlize Theron, South African Actress

1975 Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam established

1975 Caresa Winters, Miss South Dakota USA 1996

1975 Farm truck packed with wedding party struck by a train, killing 66 in truck, 40 miles south of Poona, India

1975 Last South Vietnam president Nguyen Van Thieu resigns after 10 years

1975 Angela Michelle Hughes, born in Anderson, South Carolina, Miss America-South Carolina 1997

1975 Temoc Suarez, born in Greenwood, South Carolina, soccer forward, 1996 Olympics gold

1975 Vietcong conquer Ban me Thuot South Vietnam

1974 Orlando Fuentes, Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota, half-lightweight judoka 1996 Olympics

1974 South Africa suspended from United Nations General Assembly over racial policies

1974 63rd Davis Cup: South Africa beats India in (w/o)

1974 V V S Laxman, cricketer, Indian Test batsman vs. South Africa 1996-

1974 Geert Jelle de Vries, Dutch soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1974 South Korean President Park Chung-Hee escapes assassination

1974 Mrs Park Chung Hi, wife of South Korean president, murdered

1974 Lysa Jackson, Miss South Carolina USA 1996

1974 Tony Alberda, Dutch soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen, Emmen

1974 Mark Harrity, cricketer, promising South Aust left-arm fast bowler

1974 Herschelle Gibbs, cricketer, South African Test batsman 1996

1974 ? Rosenkowitz, Cape Town South Africa, 1st sextuplets to survive born to Sue

1974 Craig Wishart, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman vs South Africa 1995

1973 Melissa Deanne Holiday, Greenwood, South Carolina, playmate, Jan, 1995

1973 Adam Bacher, cricketer, nephew of Ali South Africa Test batsman 1996-

1973 William CF Plomer, South Africa libretto writer (Curlew River), dies at 69

1973 Joanette Kruger, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, tennis star

1973 Ben Johnson, cricketer, promising South Australian opening batsman

1973 Shaun Pollock, cricketer, son of Peter South African Test quick 1995-

1973 Daniel Marsh, cricketer, son of Rod South Aust slow lefty since 1993

1973 Ellsworth Bunker resigns as U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam

1973 Nico Boje, cricketer, South African ODI left-arm spinner 1996

1973 Bert Zuurman, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1973 American Indian Movement occupy Wounded Knee in South Dakota

1973 Terrell Wade, born in Rembert, South Carolina, pitcher, Atlanta Braves

1973 US, North and South Vietnam and Vietcong sign boundary accord

1973 Amanda Elizabeth Spivey, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Miss America-South Carolina 1996

1972 Marcos Ondruska, South Africa, tennis star

1972 Kimberlee Ann McKay, Belle Fourche, South Dakota, Miss America-SD 1996

1972 U.S. Army turns over Long Bihn base to South Vietnamese army

1972 Passenger train derails killing 48 (Rust Stasie South Africa)

1972 Robert KJE Antonissen, South African literary, dies at 53

1972 Sidney Pegler, cricket leg spinner (leading South Africa prior to WWI), dies

1972 Chris Imes, South Paris Maine, U.S. hockey defenseman 1994 Olympics

1972 Max Theiler, South Africa/U.S. microbiologist (vaccin-Nobel 1951), dies at 73

1972 Edward Reevey, St. John NB, Canadian Tour golfer, 1992 South Carolina Intercol

1972 14" of rain in 6 hours burst Rapid City, South Dakota dam, drowns 237

1972 Tswanaland becomes Bophuthatswana in South Africa

1972 Overloaded South Korean bus plunges into reservoir, killing 77

1972 Vietcong forms revolutionary government in Quang Tri South Vietnam

1972 North Vietnamese troops enter South Vietnam

1972 Chris Borg, born in Lexington South Carolina, canoe, alternate in 1996 Olympics

1972 Julian H Steward, U.S. anthropologist (South American), dies at 70

1972 Section of Memphis' Highway 51 South renamed Elvis Presley Blvd

1971 People's Republic of South Yemen renames itself People's Democratic Republic of Yemen

1971 Amanda Coetzer, Hoopstad South Africa, tennis star, 1996 Aust semi

1971 Wayne Ferreira, Johannesburg South Africa, tennis star, Munich 1995

1971 William Deering, Jr., South Bend Indiana, pole vaulter

1971 Michael Tucker, born in South Boston, Virginia, outfielder for the Kansas City Royals

1971 Joey Gullion, Gallopolis, Ohio, Nike golfer, NIKE South Carolina Classic-18th

1971 North Vietnam demands U.S. end aid to South Vietnam

1971 South Africa national debt hits 5.45 billion

1971 Lara Logan, South African Journalist

1971 George Wood, England cricket wicketkeeper (v South Africa 1924), dies

1971 South Vietnamese troops flee Laos

1971 South African Broadcasting lifts its ban on the Beatles

1971 Winnie Mandela sentenced to 1 year in jail in South Africa

1971 Edward van der Merwe, cricket keeper (South Africa in 2 Tests in 30's), dies

1971 Barbara Failey-Herbert, South Africa, golfer, 1989 winner SA Champ

1971 12,000 South Vietnamese troops cross into Laos

1971 South Vietnamese troops invade Laos

1970 Edwin Huizinga, Dutch soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen, Emmen

1970 Independent People's Republic of South Yemen becomes People Democratic Republic of Yemen

1970 Glenn Murray, Manning, South Carolina, outfielder for the Philadelphia Phillies

1970 Brett Schultz, cricket pace bowler, South African Test

1970 Wilco Hellinga, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1970 Steven Jack, cricketer, South African pace bowler 1994-95

1970 British expedition climbs south face of Annapurna I

1970 50,000 U.S. and South Vietnamese troops invade Cambodia

1970 William Martin III, born in Charleston, South Carolina, finn yachter, Olympics-23rd-1996

1970 Olaf Kolzig, born in Johannesbourg, South Africa, NHL goalie for the Washington Capitals

1970 2 men begin ascent of south face of Annapurna I, highest final stage in a wall climb in world

1970 Brett Liddle, born in Boksburg, South Afrrica, Canadian Tour golfer, 1993 Newcastle

1970 South Africa complete 4-0 series drubbing of Australia

1970 John Lennon pays 1,344 pounds fine for 96 protesting South African rugby team playing in Scotland

1970 Test Cricket debut of John Traicos, South Africa vs. Australia, Durban

1970 Test debut of Barry Richards, South Africa vs. Australia, Cape Town

1970 Tom Sier, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1969 Anthuan Maybank, Georgetown, South Carolina, 200m/400m runner

1969 Antoon Kuil, soccer player, Veendam, South Carolina Heerenveen

1969 1968 massacre of civilians at Mylai South Vietnam, by U.S. is 1st reported

1969 Theodore Ernest Els, Johannesburg South Africa, PGA golfer, 1994 U.S. Open

1969 Hansie Cronje, cricket capt, solid South African batsman

1969 Bart Spark, soccer player, Veendam, South Carolina Heerenveen

1969 Errol Stewart, South African cricket wicket-keeper, limited-over 1993

1969 Jonty Rhodes, South African cricket batsman, brilliant fielder

1969 Erik Tammer, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen, Go Ahead Eagles

1969 Melissa Gurney, born in California, tennis player, Virginia Slims of, South Dakota, 1986

1969 Johan Hansma, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1969 Australian aircraft carrier "Melbourne" slices U.S. destroyer "Frank E. Evans" in half, killing 74 (South Vietnam)

1969 South African president Frederik de Klerk marries Marike Willemse

1969 Brian Williams, Lancaster, South Carolina, pitcher, Detroit Tigers, Astros

1969 Retief Goosen, South African Athlete

1968 Jennifer Palmquest, Wilmot, South Dakota, Miss SD-America 1991

1968 Joe Scuderi, cricketer, South Australian all-rounder

1968 Elna Reinach, Pretoria South Africa, tennis star

1968 Jeffrey Kooistra, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen/NEC

1968 Marco Roelofsen, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1968 Craig Kanada, born in Portland, Oregon, Nike golfer, 1994 NIKE South Carolina Classic-3rd

1968 Michel Doesburg, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1968 Daniel Dae Kim, South Korean Actor

1968 Gram Parson refuses to play with the Byrds in South Africa

1968 Theo de Raadt, South African Scientist

1968 Tim Neilsen, cricket wicket-keeper, South Australian 1991

1968 South Africa Boeing 707 crashes at Windhoek, 122 killed

1968 Douglas Evans, actor (South Pacific Trail), dies in Hollywood

1968 Uprising in South Yemen

1968 Clare Wood, born in Zululand, South Africa, tennis star, 1986 Futures-Lisbon

1968 Dinky van Rensburg, South Africa, tennis star

1968 Rene Groen, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1968 Erik Regtop, Dutch soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1968 Officers kill 3 students demonstrating in South Carolina State (Orangeburg)

1968 Theophilus E Donges, South Afr Internal minister, dies at 69

1968 John de Visser, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1967 Doug Johns, South Bend, Indiana, pitcher for the Oakland A's

1967 1st human heart transplant performed (Dr. Christian Barnard, South Africa)

1967 Reggie Sanders, Florence, South Carolina, outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds

1967 People's Rep of South Yemen (Aden) gains independence from Britain

1967 British troops withdraw from Aden and South Yemen

1967 Gary Kirsten, cricketer, South African lefty opening batsman 1993-

1967 Kelly Gallagher, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, playmate, Sep, 1994

1967 Chris Patton, Fountain Inn, South Carolina, Nike golfer, 1993 New Mexico Charity Classic

1967 U.S. troops conquer Loc Ninh South Vietnam

1967 Nguyen Van Thieu took oath of office as 1st President of South Vietnam 2nd Rep

1967 Oswald Drawdy, Hampton, South Carolina, Canadian Tour golfer, 1987 South Carolina Amateur

1967 WEBA TV channel 14 in Allendale, South Carolina (PBS) begins broadcasting

1967 Nguyen Van Thieu elected President of South Vietnam under a new constitution

1967 WJPM TV channel 33 in Florence, South Carolina (PBS) begins broadcasting

1967 Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand meet to form Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)

1967 Ben Fouchee, born in Kuruman, South Africa, Canadian Tour golfer, 1987 South Africa Amateur

1967 Albert J Luthuli, president South Africa (ANC), dies

1967 Rudi Steyn, cricketer, South African opening batsman 1995

1967 Government bans submarines near South Africa

1967 Daryll Cullinan, South African cricketer, batsman Warne's bunny

1967 Queen Elizabeth Hall (South Bank Center) opens in London

1967 25,000 U.S. and South Vietnamese troops launched Operation Junction City, offensive to smash Viet Cong stronghold near Cambodian border

1967 Shannon Butler, South Lake Tahoe California, 10k runner

1966 Clive Eksteen, cricketer, South African slow left-armer 1993

1966 Rosalyn Fairbank, South Africa, tennis player

1966 U.N. deprives South Africa of Namibia

1966 Allan Donald, cricketer, great South African fast bowler

1966 Elana Meyer, [van Zyl], South Africa, runner, Olympics-silver-92

1966 Johannes Balthazar Vorster sworn in as premier of South Africa

1966 Hendrik F Verwoerd, South African PM (1958-66), assassinated at 64

1966 WRLK TV channel 35 in Columbia, South Carolina (PBS) begins broadcasting

1966 Debra Lewin, born in South Burlington, Vermont, Miss Vermont-America 1991

1966 Radio Free Asia (South Korea) begins radio transmission

1966 S J "Tip" Snooke, South Africa cricket all-rounder (26 Tests 1905-23), dies

1966 South Arican Broadcasting bans Beatles (Lennon's anti-Jesus remark)

1966 South African government bans Beatle records

1966 Carlo L'Ami, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1966 Warren Sallenback, South Surrey BC, cyclist 1996 Olympics

1966 Meyrick Pringle, cricket pace bowler, South African

1966 Bill Spiers, born in Orangeburg, South Carolina, infielder for the Houston Astros

1966 Zola Budd Pieterse, Bloemfontein South Africa, track star 1988 Olympics

1966 South Vietnamese army battle Buddhists, about 80 die

1966 Federal education funding is denied to 12 school districts in the South because of violations of the 1964 Civil Rights Act

1966 Radio RSA, South Africa begins shortwave transmitting

1966 Sumokil, president of Republic South Moluccas, executed

1966 South Africa government bans Defense and Aid Fund

1966 Andrew Hudson, cricketer, South Africa, 163 on debut vs WI 1992

1966 Tertius Bosch, cricketer, South African pace bowler 1992

1966 Lyndon Baines Johnson says U.S. should stay in South Vietnam until communist aggression ends

1965 Mary Waddell Gainey, Hartsville, South Carolina, Miss SC-America, 1991-2nd

1965 Andy Dick, Charleston, South Carolina, actor, Matthew-Newsradio

1965 South Africa government says children of white fathers are white

1965 Katrina McClain, Charleston, South Carolina, basketball forward, 1996 Olympics gold

1965 Aldo Swager, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1965 South Africa begins economic boycott of Dutch products

1965 South Vietnam Gen Nguyen Cao Kentucky succeeds Phan Huy Quat as premier

1965 Bomb destroys USAF base Bien Hoa South Vietnam

1965 1st large-scale U.S. Army ground units arrive in South Vietnam

1965 South Africa worker's union leader Henry Fazzie sentenced to 10 years

1965 Andrew Hudson, South African cricket player

1965 John Commins, cricketer, South African Test batsman vs. NZ 1994-95

1965 Craig Matthews, cricket pace bowler, South African Test

1965 David Callaghan, cricketer, South African all-rounder in one-dayers 1992

1965 South Vietnam milt coup under general Nguyen Khanh

1965 Mark Rushmere, cricketer, South Africa opening bat in comeback Test 1992

1965 Geoff Boycott takes 3-47 against South Africa, his best Test bowling

1964 Gary Muller, South Africa, tennis star

1964 Perry Parker, South Laguna Beach California, golfer, 1992 Xerox BC Open

1964 British Labour Party installs weapon embargo against South Africa

1964 Tran Van Huong appointed premier of South Vietnam

1964 Pieter Axe, soccer player, FC Utrecht/South Carolina Heerenveen

1964 Fanie De Villers, cricketer, great South African pace bowler 1993-

1964 3 cars of a commuter train derails in South Africa killing 81

1964 South Africa banned from Olympic Games because of apartheid policies

1964 Mary-Louise Parker, Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, actress, Fried Green Tomatoes

1964 Gen Maxwell Taylor appointed U.S. ambassador in South Vietnam

1964 Nelson Mandela is sentenced to life in prison in South Africa

1964 Doug Strange, born in Greenville, South Carolina, infielder for the Seattle Mariners

1964 R T Stanyforth, English cricket wicketkeeper (South Africa 1927-28), dies

1964 Sam Graddy, Gaffney, South Carolina, 4x100m runner 1984 Olympics gold

1964 Military coup of Gen Nguyen Khanh in South Vietnam

1964 Ronnie McCann, Evander South Africa, Nike golfer, 1993 Hawkeye-37th

1964 Brenda Fassie, South African Musician

1963 Bryan McMillan, cricketer, brilliant South African all-rounder since 1992

1963 Tsjoi Doo Sun forms government in South Korea

1963 Ian Meckiff no-balled for throwing against the South Africans

1963 Ngo Dinh Diem, president of South Vietnam (1955-63), murdered at 62

1963 South Africa begins trial of Nelson Mandela and 8 others on conspiracy

1963 WITV TV channel 7 in Charleston, South Carolina (PBS) begins broadcasting

1963 WNTV TV channel 29 in Greenville, South Carolina (PBS) begins broadcasting

1963 Mary Ann Fischer, Aberdeen, South Dakota, gave birth to America's 1st surviving quintuplets, 4 girls and a boy

1963 Martial law declared in South Vietnam, following raids on Buddhist pagodas

1963 Scott Dunlap, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Canadian Tour golfer, 1995 South Africa Masters

1963 Perry Richardson, South Carolina, bassist, Firehouse-Love of a Lifetime

1963 South African worker's union leader Billy Nair arrested

1963 South Africa worker's union leader Curnick Ndlovu arrested

1963 Arnold Oosterveer, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1963 Erling Kagge, Norway, explorer, South Pole

1963 Ashley Chinner, Cape Town South Africa, golfer, 1992 CGIA Canadian Tour

1962 Jon Tenney, actor, Brooklyn South

1962 John Samuel Inman, Greensboro, North Carolina, PGA golfer, 1993 Buick South Open

1962 Gary Rusnak, Orangeburg, South Carolina, Nike golfer, 1994 NIKE Permian Basin-2nd

1962 U.N. General Assembly adopts resolution condemning South Africa

1962 WCIV TV channel 4 in Charleston, South Carolina (NBC) begins broadcasting

1962 Christo van Rensburg, South Africa, tennis star

1962 Nelson Mandela arrested for incitement and illeagally leaving South Africa

1962 Nelson Mandela captured by South African police

1962 Lucky Dube, South African reggae singer

1962 Gertjan Verbeek, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1962 South Africa passes a bill setting death penalty for many crimes

1962 Maarten de Young, soccer player, South Carolina Heerenveen

1962 Philip Jonas, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Canadian Tour golfer, 1993 Payless-2nd

1961 Caroline Gowan, Greenville, South Carolina, LPGA golfer, South Carolina Women's Amat-1981, 83

1961 John F. Kennedy provides U.S. miltary helicopters and crews to South Vietnam

1961 South Africa vs. NZ, Durban debuts for Eddie Barlow and Peter Pollock

1961 John F. Kennedy sends 18,000 military advisors to South Vietnam

1961 Emergency crisis proclaimed in South Vietnam due to commun attack

1961 Volcano eruptions on Tristan de Cunha (South Atlantic)

1961 WOLO TV channel 25 in Columbia, South Carolina (ABC) begins broadcasting

1961 Dillard Pruitt, Greenville, South Carolina, PGA golfer, 1991 Chattanooga Classic

1961 Former nazi leader Johannes Vorster becomes South Africa's minister of justice (if the shoe fits...)

1961 Union of South Africa becomes a republic, leaves Commonwealth

1961 13 Freedom riders began bus trip through South

1961 South Africa leaves British Commonwealth

1961 South Africa withdraws from British Commonwealth

1961 U.S. nuclear submarine Patrick Henry arrives at Scottish naval base of Holy Loch from South Carolina in a record underseas journey of 66 days 22 hrs

1961 Roger Wessels, born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, golfer, 1994 Canadian Masters

1960 Piet Keur, Dutch soccer player/trainer, South Carolina Heerenveen, AZ

1960 Catherine G Coleman, Charleston, South Carolina, Phd/Capt USAF/astronaut, STS 73

1960 Coup against South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem fails

1960 Rosalyn Nideffer, Durban South Africa, tennis star, 1993 Futures-Midland MI

1960 Mandy Yachad, cricketer, South African ODI opening batsman 1991

1960 South Korean troops cross 38th parallel into North Korea

1960 Derek James, Durban South Africa, Canadian Tour golfer, 1994 Infiniti

1960 Tom Byrum, Onida, South Dakota, Nike golfer, 1994 NIKE Panama City Beach-4th

1960 Cunningham T Ngcukana, South African worker's union leader

1960 Geoff Griffin takes a hat-trick South Africa vs. England Lord's

1960 South Africa police kills 11 Pondo's at Nqusa Hill

1960 South Korean President Syngman Rhee resigns

1960 Heavy earthquake strikes South Persia, 500 killed

1960 Pat Symcox, cricketer, South African off-spinner 1993-

1960 South African premier Verwoerd wounded in battle

1960 Sharpeville Massacre: Police kill 72 in South Africa and outlaws ANC

1960 Keith Musa[kawukhathi] Zondi, South Africa head, Inkatha Youth Brigade

1960 Rock falls traps 437 at Coalbrook South Africa, 417 die of methane poisoning

1960 David Marciano, Newark, New Jersey, actor, Det Ray Vecchio-Due South

1959 Marty Raybon, Sanford, Florida, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South

1959 De Beers firm of South Africa announces synthetic diamond

1959 David Laurence Frost, Cape Town South Africa, PGA golfer, 1988 Southern Open

1959 Adrian Kuiper, cricketer, South African all-rounder

1959 Progressive Party under John Steytler forms in South Africa

1959 Kevin Spacey, born in South Orange, New Jersey, actor, Dad, Henry and June, Darrow

1959 Tim Shaw, cricketer, South African ODI slow lefty 1991

1959 Nicky Le Roux, born in South Africa, LPGA golfer, 1994 Atlanta Champ-15th

1959 Stan Thorn, born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South

1959 Sydney P Mufamadi, South African leader, SACP

1959 Daniel F Malan, premier of South Africa (1948-54), dies at 84

1958 Curt Allen Byrum, Onida, South Dakota, PGA golfer, 1989 Hardee's Golf Classic

1958 Mike McGuire, Haleyville Ala, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South

1958 Britain transfers Christmas Island (south of Java) to Australia

1958 Henry Verwoerd appointed PM of South Africa

1958 John G Strijdom, premier of South Africa (1954-58), dies at 65

1958 Lori Garbacz, South Bend, Indiana, LPGA golfer, 1989 Circle K Tucson Open

1958 Debbie Green, born in South Korea, volleyball player 1984 Olympics silver

1958 Mkhuseli Jack, South African UDF-leader, consumer boycots

1958 South Pacific soundtrack album goes to #1 and stays #1 for 31 weeks

1958 Johan Kriek, born in South Africa, tennis player, U.S. Indoor 1982

1958 South Africa government disallows ANC

1958 Kevin Curren, South Africa, tennis star

1958 Edgar Whitehead succeeds Garfield Todd as premier of South Rhodesia

1958 Peter R Mokaba, president, South African Youth Congress

1958 Edmund Hillary reaches South Pole overland

1958 Lindsay Kline takes a hat-trick vs. South Africa at Cape Town

1957 Test Cricket debut for Wally Grout and Bobby Simpson vs. South Africa

1957 Fulton Peter Allem, Kroonstad South Africa, PGA golfer, 1993 SW Bell

1957 South Africa government approves race separation in universities

1957 Leeza Gibbons, born in South Carolina, TV host, Entertainment Tonight, Leeza

1957 Vanna White, [Rosich], N Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, TV host, Wheel of Fortune

1957 Mohammed Valli Moosa, South African leader, UDF

1957 Nick Price, Durban South Africa, PGA golfer, 1991 Byron Nelson Classic

1957 Alexander Cambridge, Governor-General (South Africa 1923-31/Canada 1940-5), dies at 82

1957 Mario Van Peebles, Mexico, actor, Posse, South Bronx Heroes

1956 Nelson Mandela and 156 others arrested for political activities in South Africa

1956 Ena Heese, South African costume designer, Willem of Orange

1956 1st American to land an airplane at South Pole-Rear Adm GJ Dufek

1956 Beth Daniel, Charleston, South Carolina, LPGA golfer, 1990 Kemper Open

1956 Janice E Voss Ford, South Bend, Indiana, PhD/Astronaut, STS 57, 63, 83, 94

1956 South African politician "Kobie" Coetsee marries Helena E Malan

1956 Sherri Turner, Greenville, South Carolina, LPGA golfer, 1988 Mazda LPGA Champ

1956 Murphy Morobe, South Afr UDF leader, spent 3 years in Robbeneiland Jail

1956 South African women demonstrate against pass laws

1956 Eddie Edwards, South Africa, tennis star

1956 Azhar Cachalia, Scottish/South Africa leader, United Democratic Front

1956 WSPA TV channel 7 in G'ville-Spartanburg, South Carolina (CBS) begins broadcasting

1956 Noel Coward's musical "South Sea Bubble," premieres in London

1956 Trevor A. Manuel, South African UDF/ANC-leader

1955 U.N. disapproves of South Africa's apartheid politics

1955 Charles D "Sam" Gemar, Yankton, South Dakota, army/astronaut, STS 38, 48, 62

1955 WNDU TV channel 16 in South Bend, IN (NBC) begins broadcasting

1955 Test Cricket debut of Ken Barrington, vs. South Africa, Trent Bridge

1955 Peter Kirsten, cricketer, South African middle-order batsman

1955 Benny Alexander, secretary general, South Africa Pan-Africanist Movement

1955 South East Asia Collective Defense Treaty goes into effect

1955 President Eisenhower sends 1st U.S. advisors to South Vietnam

1955 Titus M Mafolo, South Africa journalist/ANC-leader

1955 Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, South African Politician

1954 Jayaseelan Naidoo, South African worker's union leader

1954 John Str˜dom succeeds Malan as premier of South Africa

1954 President Eisenhower offers aid to South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem

1954 WBTW TV channel 13 in Florence, South Carolina (CBS/ABC) begins broadcasting

1954 WCBD TV channel 2 in Charleston, South Carolina (ABC) begins broadcasting

1954 WLOS TV channel 13 in G'ville-Spartanburg, South Carolina (ABC) 1st broadcast

1954 At Geneva, France agrees to independence of North and South Vietnam

1954 Armistice for Indo-China signed, Vietnam separates into North and South

1954 111 degrees F (44 degrees C) at Camden, South Carolina (state record)

1954 Alice Krige, born in South Africa, actress, Chariots of Fire, Ladykiller

1954 Alan [Joseph] Lamb, South African/British cricket player, Northampton

1954 Will Patton, born in Charleston, South Carolina, actor, No Way Out, Ballzaire the Cajun

1954 Bulelani T Ngcuka, South African attorney/leader, UDF

1954 Rob Crosby, born in Sumter, South Carolina, country singer, She's a Natural

1954 Francis B Young, British physician/writer (In South Africa), dies at 69

1954 Jim Seales, born in Hamilton Ala, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South

1954 Stone Phumelele Sizani, South African treasurer, UDF

1954 "South Pacific" closes at Majestic Theater New York City after 1928 performances

1953 WFBC (now WYFF) TV channel 4 in G'ville-Spartanburg, South Carolina (NBC) begins

1953 WAIM (now WAXA) TV channel 40 in Anderson, South Carolina (IND) 1st broadcast

1953 John van Melle, South African writer (Bart Nel), dies at 66

1953 WIS TV channel 10 in Columbia, South Carolina (NBC) begins broadcasting

1953 Greg Evigan, South Amboy, New Jersey, actor, BJ-BJ and the Bear, Melrose Place

1953 WNOK (now WLTX) TV channel 19 in Columbia, South Carolina (CBS) 1st broadcast

1953 James Taylor, born in South Carolina, rocker, Kool and The Gang-Joanna

1953 Sanford Jensen, born in South Haven, Michigan, actor, Foley Square

1953 U.S. and South Korea initial a mutual security pact

1953 Jimmy Cook, cricketer, South African opening batsman 1992

1953 Jacob D du Toit [Totius], South African poet/theologist, dies

1953 Ralph Ezell, born in Unio,n Mississippi, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South

1953 WCSouth Carolina TV channel 5 in Charleston, South Carolina (CBS) begins broadcasting

1953 South African premier Malan visits Netherlands

1953 Malans National Party wins South African elections

1953 American B-47 accidentally drops a nuclear bomb on South Carolina, the bomb doesn't go off due to 6 safety catches

1953 James Mndaweni, South African worker's union leader/president, NACTU

1953 Myung-Whun Chung, Seoul South Korea, pianist/conductor

1952 WSBT TV channel 22 in South Bend, IN (CBS) begins broadcasting

1952 Uprising of captives in Pongam South Korea, 82 die

1952 M Cyril Ramaphosa, sec-gen of South African Mine Workers' Union

1952 Pat Severs, Camden, South Carolina, country singer, Pirates of Miss-Fred Jake

1952 Paul David Crews, South Carolina, murderer, FBI Most Wanted List

1952 Joel Silver, South Orange, New Jersey, producer, Warriors, Xanadu, Die Hard

1952 Nelson Mandela and 51 others infringe South Africa curfew

1952 Popo Simon Molefe, Secretary-General, South Africa UDF

1952 Oupa J. Gqozo, South African warden/army commandant, Ciskei

1952 Melissa Babish, South Carolina, swimmer, Olympic

1952 Thomas Edward Henderson, South Carolina, basketballer 1972 Olympics silver

1952 Omar Henry, cricketer, 1st colored player for South Africa 1992

1951 Mary Hart, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, TV hostess, Entertainment Tonight

1951 Sally Little, Cape Town South Africa, LPGA golfer, 1982 Dinah Shore

1951 Cheryl Ladd, born in Huron, South Dakota, actress, Charlie's Angels, Purple Hearts

1951 Netherlands and South Africa sign cultural accord

1951