Film Being Made Here To Show America Through French Eyes
A French backed production brings Jean Paul Belmondo and Anne Girardot to America for a film about the United States seen through French eyes. Producer Alexandre Mnouchkine and director Claude Lelouch work with many French technicians as language barriers slow the project.
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Pope Praises Apollo 1 Flight Broadens Man's Horizon
Pope Paul VI lauded America's Apollo 11 moon flight as a bold effort that expands human horizons and reveals the vast reality of God's creation. Speaking at Castel Gandolfo, he urged looking beyond earthly limits to the unknown, noting the spiritual significance of this lunar journey. The papal remarks placed the mission in a frame of faith and cosmic wonder.
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Scientists Battle Starfish Scourge in Pacific Islands
AGANA Guam reports a bark of starfish with 16 arms devouring coral across Guam Rota Palau and the Marianas. Dr Richard Chesher heads a 500000 dollar program with Westinghouse Ocean Research Laboratory and University of Guam funded by the Interior Department to study causes and eradication using injector guns and islanders. Teams survey the reef as scientists warn recovery may take a century.
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Arrows from Sherwood Forest Aid Russian Archery Drive
In Sherwood Forest near Nottingham a UK firm wins orders totaling about 20 000 pounds from the Soviet Union for 250 bows and 1 000 sets of arrows for archery teams. The Russians eye the 1972 Olympics as archery returns to the Games.
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Wells Fargo stagecoach rules from a century ago
In New Mexico a century ago Wells Fargo posted etiquette for cross country riders. Rules include abstaining from liquor or sharing drinks, avoiding tobacco odor around ladies, refraining from rough language, using buffalo robes and avoiding hogging robes, no loud snoring, carrying firearms only for emergencies, staying calm during runaway horses, avoiding talk of robberies or Indian uprisings, and ejecting men who mistreat ladies. A lighthearted reminder of old travel manners.
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Education Today Blacks Gain New Perceptions and Pride
Frederick H. Treesh reports from a Columbia Teachers College conference where NYU educator Dan W. Dodson argues blacks gain identity and power through militancy. He urges educators to channel disruption into educational gains, noting White Plains readers study Fanon and the Civil Disorders report to understand power dynamics and improve school leadership inclusion.
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