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Dec. 15 Daughter of Chief Luthuli Arrives. Dr. Albertina Ngakane and her husband Pascal with their children, arrived from South Africa at Southampton today, aboard the Pendennis Castle, on an exit permit granted by John Vorster's government. Dr. Albertina Ngakane is daughter of Chief Albert Luthuli, the African leader who was banned in 1952, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1960 and died seven years later in the remote area to which he had been confined. Pascal and Albertina Ngakane are both doctors. Keystone Photo Shows: Dr. Albertina Ngakane and her husband Pascal with their four children on the upper deck, L-R: Lunguli, 8, Zandile 7, Momusa, 8 (the twin of Lunguli), and Motsumi aged 11

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13195276
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46939613
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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