Bankers Confident Of Economy At International Conference
European and Canadian bankers expressed confidence the United States will solve its economic problems despite domestic pessimism. John Young and Allen Lambert warned against credibility gaps while Dr. Peter B. Kenen warned Nixon era inflation controls could be hindered by widening Indochina conflict.
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Rhodesia wildlife aims to curb crocodile numbers
Wildlife officials in Salisbury Rhodesia express concern over dwindling crocodile supply. A spokesman says the species is not endangered yet and vows preventive measures. Four crocodiles culled after killing stock were captured and relocated rather than shot to keep them away from farm areas.
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Neil Armstrong Moves to Washington Desk Role
Space pioneer Neil Armstrong will head NASA's aeronautics program in Washington starting July 1, leaving the astronaut corps. He will oversee research into aircraft while continuing to fly helicopters and jets. The post carries 87 million dollars in funding for 1971.
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