May 1962 - To Mr. Kaunda There Is No Place Like Home

May 1962 - To Mr. Kaunda There Is No Place Like Home. A morning greeting for baby, from his famous father. In the tiny house with the crooked chimney, Kaunda shares a different world from that of the adulation and hysteria of political rallies and meetings, the pomp of national conferences. He shares it with his plump, smiling wife Betty, their six sons and a daughter. He comes back to it from the world trips, important meetings and gatherings in London and New York and relaxes. But he isn't happy about it. (Photograph by Vic Hickson and David Davies BAHA)

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