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(Tentative script outline continued)
Dar-es-Salaam. Returns from UN to news that Portuguese have
announced his capture. Sets date for initiation of guerrilla war.
Back to the Present, Dar-es-Salaam. M in car alone. Drives by
his house, sees children, wife. Talks briefly with neighbor, an
American . Decides to go to friend's beach house to work alone.
As he drives, he listens to Tanzanian radio announce,nants of
FRELIMO war communiques. Thoughts go back to night of
launching of the war.
Flashback. Portuguese Army camp at Mueda, northern Mozambique.
Band of guerrilla's launch surprise attack, killing several Portuguese
officers and several more men. Dynamite facilities.
Washington. State Department. Intelligence reports of attack. Africa
Bureau resigned. European Bureau dismisses attack as insignificant.
Portuguese Embassy denies any attack took place.
Lisbon. U.S. Ambassador, Admiral Anderson tries to talk Portuguese
Foreign Minister into granting territories independence, being careful
not to offend. Portuguese refuse, invite Anderson to tour Mozambique.
Dar-es-Salaam. Later in the war. UN Committee of 24 hears petition
of Mondlane. Sees weapons captured from Portuguese: American rifles,
German artillery, all NATO issue, officially not to be used in Africa.
Photographs of British planes and gunboats. India, Sweden, Eastern
countries encourage Mondlane, draw up resolution condeming Portugal,
and issue statements to the effect that the meeting was profitable. U.S.
votes against resolution, suggests it would be easier if meetings were
held in New York.
Dar-es-Salaam. Later. Mondlane wants to maintain official neutrality,
dissidents within group accuse him of being dupe of West.
Dar-es-Salaam. American Embassy. Dinner with Robert Kennedy,
Mondlane, Amer. Ambassador in attendance. Kennedy encourages
Mondlane, leaves impression that things will change.
Dar-es -Salaam . FRELIMO HQ. Raid by FRELIMO dissidents. Accuse
Mondlane of siding with the West when West has helped Portugal. One
FRELIMO executive committee member brutally slain. Moz. Institute
closed. Mondlane terribly discouraged.
Niassa Province. Northern Mozambique. FRELIMO holds executive
meeting of 500 in guerrilla held territory for propaganda victory.
Portuguese planes find spot one day later than meeting, bombing
an enqpty village.
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| Title | CENPA-181~08 |
| Filename | CENPA-181~08.tiff |
| Full text | (Tentative script outline continued) Dar-es-Salaam. Returns from UN to news that Portuguese have announced his capture. Sets date for initiation of guerrilla war. Back to the Present, Dar-es-Salaam. M in car alone. Drives by his house, sees children, wife. Talks briefly with neighbor, an American . Decides to go to friend's beach house to work alone. As he drives, he listens to Tanzanian radio announce,nants of FRELIMO war communiques. Thoughts go back to night of launching of the war. Flashback. Portuguese Army camp at Mueda, northern Mozambique. Band of guerrilla's launch surprise attack, killing several Portuguese officers and several more men. Dynamite facilities. Washington. State Department. Intelligence reports of attack. Africa Bureau resigned. European Bureau dismisses attack as insignificant. Portuguese Embassy denies any attack took place. Lisbon. U.S. Ambassador, Admiral Anderson tries to talk Portuguese Foreign Minister into granting territories independence, being careful not to offend. Portuguese refuse, invite Anderson to tour Mozambique. Dar-es-Salaam. Later in the war. UN Committee of 24 hears petition of Mondlane. Sees weapons captured from Portuguese: American rifles, German artillery, all NATO issue, officially not to be used in Africa. Photographs of British planes and gunboats. India, Sweden, Eastern countries encourage Mondlane, draw up resolution condeming Portugal, and issue statements to the effect that the meeting was profitable. U.S. votes against resolution, suggests it would be easier if meetings were held in New York. Dar-es-Salaam. Later. Mondlane wants to maintain official neutrality, dissidents within group accuse him of being dupe of West. Dar-es-Salaam. American Embassy. Dinner with Robert Kennedy, Mondlane, Amer. Ambassador in attendance. Kennedy encourages Mondlane, leaves impression that things will change. Dar-es -Salaam . FRELIMO HQ. Raid by FRELIMO dissidents. Accuse Mondlane of siding with the West when West has helped Portugal. One FRELIMO executive committee member brutally slain. Moz. Institute closed. Mondlane terribly discouraged. Niassa Province. Northern Mozambique. FRELIMO holds executive meeting of 500 in guerrilla held territory for propaganda victory. Portuguese planes find spot one day later than meeting, bombing an enqpty village. n> |
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