Exiled Lady Fleming Seeks Greek Rights and Truth
Lady Amalia Fleming, widow of Sir Alexander Fleming, discusses Greek rights and opposition to the military regime in Greece. She describes prison, exile, and her book Piece of Truth while calling for democracy, criticizing U.S. support for the regime and urging education and freedom for Greek students.
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New York
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Athens
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Paris
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Ducks Protected From Lead Shot
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service moves to ban lead shot for waterfowl firing and replace it with iron shot to prevent lead poisoning in migrating ducks. Studies show iron shot kills birds as effectively as lead.
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Washington
U.S. Fish and Wildcat Service
Boyle's Mailbag Goodies
HAL BOYLE seeks reader insight in a breezy roundup of odds and ends. The column notes highway deer toll outpacing human deaths, nails and hair share material, self harm risk patterns, aging marriage trends, and fleeting quotes from a range of notables.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Auro
Cleveland
United States
Cologne
Celoune
Germany
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Belgium
Tuxedo Park
N.Y
Erce de Nimes
Nimes
Somerset Maugham
Did You Know Baja California Split Long Ago
Baja California became a peninsula millions of years ago after splitting from the Mexican mainland. It was separated by a long tongue of the Pacific and the Gulf of California.
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Gulf of California
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