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Stuart Cloete, SA author of i.a. Wheels and Rags of Glory, is born in Parys, OFS.

… Stuart Cloete, SA author of i.a. Wheels and Rags of Glory, is born in Parys, OFS. …

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William John Burchell, botanist and explorer of the interior of SA, is born in Fulham, London.

… John Burchell, botanist and explorer of the interior of SA, is born in Fulham, London. …

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Gen. Johan van der Merwe, former commissioner of the SA police, is born in Ermelo, Tvl.

… Gen. Johan van der Merwe, former commissioner of the SA police, is born in Ermelo, Tvl. …

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The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 18-29 in Cape Town.

… The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 18-29 in Cape Town. …

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Adm. Hugo (Hendrik) Bierman, head and first admiral of the SA Fleet, is born in Johannesburg.

… Adm. Hugo (Hendrik) Bierman, head and first admiral of the SA Fleet, is born in Johannesburg. …

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

… Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K …

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Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

… Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born. …

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The SA rugby team wins the third test against the British Lions 8-3 in Newlands, Cape Town.

… The SA rugby team wins the third test against the British Lions 8-3 in Newlands, Cape Town. …

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

… John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

… John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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SA signs treaty with Malawi providing for the training of nurses from Malawi in South Africa.

… SA signs treaty with Malawi providing for the training of nurses from Malawi in South Africa. …

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

… Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections. …

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

… Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections. …

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

… Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K …

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The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

… The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and …

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The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

… The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington. …

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SA joins the World Meteorological Organization, created to facilitate international cooperation in the establishment of meteo

… SA joins the World Meteorological Organization, created to facilitate international cooperation in the establishment of meteo …

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The Convention on Biological Diversity, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rio de Janeiro.

… The Convention on Biological Diversity, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rio de Janeiro. …

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Sangiro (A.A. Pienaar) (54), SA author of mainly books about animals and Africa, dies in Stellenbosch.

… Sangiro (A.A. Pienaar) (54), SA author of mainly books about animals and Africa, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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Twelve SA soldiers die at the Calueque dam, southern Angola, in a combined Angolan and Cuban attack.

… Twelve SA soldiers die at the Calueque dam, southern Angola, in a combined Angolan and Cuban attack. …

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The rugby team of Wales beats SA in Cardiff the first time ever with 29-19.

… The rugby team of Wales beats SA in Cardiff the first time ever with 29-19. …

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The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and Wellington is officially opened.

… The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and Wellington is officially opened. …

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Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight boxing title.

… Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight …

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SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in Washington.

… SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in Washington. …

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The Automobile Association of SA (AA) takes over the Royal Automobile Club (RAC), founded in 1901.

… The Automobile Association of SA (AA) takes over the Royal Automobile Club (RAC), founded in 1901. …

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Eddie Dunn, SA ambassador in El Salvador, is kidnapped and later murdered by a leftist terrorist group.

… Eddie Dunn, SA ambassador in El Salvador, is kidnapped and later murdered …

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André le Roux du Toit (Koos Kombuis), SA singer and author, is born in Cape Town.

… André le Roux du Toit (Koos Kombuis), SA singer and author, is born in Cape Town. …

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Prof. Raymond Arthur Dart, SA anthropologist and expert on the Taung skull, dies in Sandton, Johannesburg.

… Prof. Raymond Arthur Dart, SA anthropologist and expert on the Taung skull, dies in Sandton, Johannesburg. …

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Bettie Cilliers-Barnard, SA painter and mother of actress Jana Celliers, is born in Rustenburg, Tvl.

… Bettie Cilliers-Barnard, SA painter and mother of actress Jana Celliers, is born in Rustenburg, Tvl. …

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Christiaan Frederik Louis Leipoldt, SA poet, dramatist, journalist and physician, is born in Worcester, Western Cape.

… Christiaan Frederik Louis Leipoldt, SA poet, dramatist, journalist and physician, is born in Worcester, Western Cape. …

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Stuart Cloete, SA author of i.a. Wheels and Rags of Glory, is born in Parys, OFS.

William John Burchell, botanist and explorer of the interior of SA, is born in Fulham, London.

Gen. Johan van der Merwe, former commissioner of the SA police, is born in Ermelo, Tvl.

The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 18-29 in Cape Town.

Adm. Hugo (Hendrik) Bierman, head and first admiral of the SA Fleet, is born in Johannesburg.

Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

The SA rugby team wins the third test against the British Lions 8-3 in Newlands, Cape Town.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

SA signs treaty with Malawi providing for the training of nurses from Malawi in South Africa.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

SA joins the World Meteorological Organization, created to facilitate international cooperation in the establishment of meteo

The Convention on Biological Diversity, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rio de Janeiro.

Sangiro (A.A. Pienaar) (54), SA author of mainly books about animals and Africa, dies in Stellenbosch.

Twelve SA soldiers die at the Calueque dam, southern Angola, in a combined Angolan and Cuban attack.

The rugby team of Wales beats SA in Cardiff the first time ever with 29-19.

The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and Wellington is officially opened.

Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight boxing title.

SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in Washington.

The Automobile Association of SA (AA) takes over the Royal Automobile Club (RAC), founded in 1901.

Eddie Dunn, SA ambassador in El Salvador, is kidnapped and later murdered by a leftist terrorist group.

André le Roux du Toit (Koos Kombuis), SA singer and author, is born in Cape Town.

Prof. Raymond Arthur Dart, SA anthropologist and expert on the Taung skull, dies in Sandton, Johannesburg.

Bettie Cilliers-Barnard, SA painter and mother of actress Jana Celliers, is born in Rustenburg, Tvl.

Christiaan Frederik Louis Leipoldt, SA poet, dramatist, journalist and physician, is born in Worcester, Western Cape.