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(24 Sep 1976) notes: col print location: salisbury, rhodesia title: smith accepts black rule serviced date: 09/24/76 no: upitn ny 092485 date shot: 09/24/76 length: 100ft seconds: 2:46 sound: v / o sof date of arrival: smith agrees to black majority rule in rhodesia note: prime minister ian smith, who broke away from britain 11 years ago to establish a white minority regime in rhodesia, announced friday rhodesia will be under black majority rule within two years. in a nationwide radio and television address, smith made clear that acceptance of us secretary of state kissinger's proposals was forced upon him and not entirely to his liking. he did say, however, that some of the proposals had modifications which were earlier approved by mr. kissinger. smith urged his countrymen to work together to make black majority rule a success. should the proposals all be observed, south africa would then be the only white minority-ruled country on the continent. peter jennings reports from salisbury on what smith's announcement means for rhodesia and the rest of black africa. video audio smith enters tv studio :20 it may well turn out to be the most historic day in ian smith's career since the night in 1965 when he announced rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence from britain. he taped his broadcast in the rhodesian television studios in mid-afternoon. it was mid-evening before the rhodesians heard his answer to dr kissinger and south african prime minister john vorster. ian smith sof 1:05 smith: "the american and british governments, together with the major western powers, have made up their minds as to the kind of solution they wish to see in rhodesia and they are determined to bring it about. the alternative to acceptance of the proposals was explained to us in the clearest of terms, which left no room for misunderstanding. in light of this assessment, the cabinet has decided to accept the proposals put to us in pretoria, and the parliamentary caucus of my party, which met all day yesterday, has endorsed our decision." smith reading address / 1:22 in brief, the agreement calls for an as seen on tv screen interim government and black majority rule in two years time. there will be a supreme council of state, and equal numbers of black and whites to Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...