Rhodesian Talks Start Amid Afri can Fear of Sellout
African nationalists fear a sellout as British and Rhodesian officials prepare to begin talks to see if a basis exists for negotiations to end the six month crisis. Rhodesian leaders insist on continued minority rule after declaring independence November 11, while Western mediators seek concessions.
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Duncan Watson
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Truman Lauded On Birthday As Man Of Peace
Kansas City AP notes Harry S. Truman, 13 years after leaving the White House, hailed as the man of peace by over 400 friends who gathered for his birthday. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren planned to phone congratulations as Truman dedicates Independence office building he helped obtain.
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Second Man In Cancer Swap Dies In Arizona
Dr. T E A von Dedenroth recalls Robert Allen dying from osteogenic sarcoma after cancerous tissue transfer. Allen, admitted in Tucson after returning from Buffalo, battled a spreading cancer despite hypnosis and a hopeful attitude. Harry Griffith, 63, of Flour Town, Pa., died April 25 at Roswell Park.
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Roswell Park Memorial Institute
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Griffith
von Dedenroth
Traffic Accident Losses Up 50 Million This Year
Hal Boyle reports the Insurance Information Institute estimates the nation's economic loss from traffic accidents for the first two months of 1966 at 1.733 billion dollars, up 350 million from the same period last year, while random trivia and notes fill the rest of the column.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
George Washington
Charles de Gaulle
College Spurts Federal Aid
The president of Bob Jones University in Greenville S C rejects federal conditions on aid saying the school will not join promises to comply with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He criticizes government coercion and hints at possible court action over religious freedom.
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Bob Jones University of
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Jones
New Zealand Formed Geologists Identify Ancient Gondwanaland Exposure
Geologists propose that New Zealand emerged as the landmasses of Gondwanaland sank, leaving the islands exposed after ancient continental breakup. The finding highlights New Zealand's long geological history and its separation from neighboring regions.
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New Zealand
Gondwanaland
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