Nixon to Meet Heath in Bermuda December 2021
President Nixon plans a December 2021 meeting with British Prime Minister Edward Heath in Bermuda as part of a rapid schedule of allied talks before his Peking and Moscow trips. The White House said the talks with Heath, Pompidou, and other leaders aim to assure allies of U.S. stance amid Sino-American negotiations.
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Moscow
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Georges Pompidou
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Deciding Fate of 5 Million Deer Block Airport Plans
AC Stone, a tropical fish farmer, faces a dec ision on disposing of a herd that now totals about 5 million deer on his 61 acre property as Dallas Fort Worth Regional Airport expands. He started with 23 Japanese Sika and Indian Axia deer 15 years ago and has drawn inquiries from around 200 hunters and wildlife rovers. Stone must choose how to proceed with the deer to accommodate the airport construction.
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Rhodesia settlement called sellout by Sithole and peers
Rhodesian nationalist Edson Sithole denounced the Anglo Rhodesian independence terms as a sellout of African people. African groups and the OAU labeled the agreement an outright sellout and urged Africans to push for their rights, with mixed reactions from other parties awaiting study.
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Asian flu outbreak seen this winter
The CDC reported a telephone survey found no significant activity in the United States though outbreaks have been reported in Europe and the Caribbean. Regions with few winter cases show potential for influenza spread while some areas noted mild rises in flu like illness. Wide Hong Kong strain activity was found in Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Western Europe with sporadic cases in Spain Netherlands and in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Durbin Innkeeper Famous for Willkie HQ Dies at 72
Rushville Indiana Leo Durbin 72 hotel owner who rose to fame when Wendell Willkie chose his Durbin house as Willkie's national headquarters for his presidential bid died Friday after a brief illness. Durbin left four sons who are hotel executives and began his career with a motel made from two railroad cars in Salina Ohio before moving to Rushville in 1926.
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Columbus did not discover America says historian
Dr Luis Martínez Delgado of the Colombia Academy of History argues Columbus was sent to reach America on purpose to integrate it into Western civilization. He cites Spain documents allegedly showing a friend’s instructions and claims Santo Domingo first saw slavery and an abolition pact with King Charles V.
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Meir visit loom for talks with Nixon and U.N. debate
Official sources say Prime Minister Golda Meir will meet President Nixon in Washington before the U.N. General Assembly opens the Middle East debate. In Jerusalem a furore over alleged anti semite remarks colored discussions as Rabin and Sisco plan a Washington meeting.
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Israeli Radio
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Salamander Battle Over Last Pond Home in Santa Cruz
UPI reports the 10,000 year old Santa Cruz long-toed salamander faces removal from its muddy pond near the Pacific as a trailer park seek rezoning to fill the habitat. A $1000 fine exists for harming salamanders, while local youth groups join a defense effort amid the conflict.
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