CAPTIONS PROVIDED BY USIS DAKAR

Members of the Goree Island chapter of the Senegalese Progressive Union party were introduced to Dr. Kissinger at the start of his tour. One of the islanders presented Dr. Kissinger with a bouquet of flowers, as (1-4)

Dr. Amar Samb, Director of the Fundamental Institute for Black Africa (IFAN), Cheihk Na Leye, Chief of Protocol, and Andre Coulbary, Ambassador to the U.S. look on.

In the courtyard of the House of Slaves (Maison des Esclaves), the Secretary and his party listen as the guide explains the history of the "esclaverie."

Dr. Kissinger watches as President Senghor greets Ambassador Coulbary.

Dr. Kissinger and Pres. Senghor; Dr. Kissinger had said upon arriving that he was looking forward to meeting Senegal's Chief of State who is, he said, both "an intellectual and a statesman."

Dr. Amar Samb, Director of the Fundamental Institute for Black Africa (IFAN) (back to camera) and Foreign Minister Seck join in showing Dr. Kissinger and his party a map of the spread of Black Empires before colonialization.

Dr. Samb acted as tour guide for the visit to Goree's history museum.