The Third World War

Several months ago (NR, Aug. 27 I reported that guerrilla action in Rhodesia “completes a vast front that runs from the mouth of the Congo on the west coast to Cape Delgado on the east. The entire ‘southern fortress’ is now under siege.”

I based that report on what were presented in the European and African press as first-hand accounts of the revolutionary organizations and their activities and on what Rhodesian, South African and Portuguese officials had been saying (or implying).