Death toll in Biafra heavy as child deaths rise
Geneva reports show more than 100 children dying daily in Biafra, with totals likely far higher than published. Red Cross officials warn the toll reflects vast hunger and starvation, while the Pope in Rome seeks peace, noting Nigeria's conflict and ceasefire prospects.
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Rate Scaae Every One Who Is Afraid Needs This Book
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Fear dissolves in Science and Health reading rooms
A reader learns that fear causes much disharmony and pain and that prayer based on Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy can dispel fear. The book, paired with the Bible, offers guidance in quiet, peaceful study at Christian Science Reading Rooms. It may be borrowed without charge or purchased at the Barton Reading Room, Corner Macquarie and Bligh Streets.
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Grand tour of planets proposed by academy scientists
A group from Nigel Academy of Sciences urged immediate national planning for a grand tour of the five outer planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Muto by unmanned spacecraft in the late 1970s. They argue outer solar system probing could reveal how life evolved on Earth and elsewhere.
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No life found in moon rocks
Houston reports preliminary tests show no signs of life in moon rocks. Biologists injected lunar material into mice and ran broader searches for extraterrestrial organisms, while Apollo mission imagery and leadership changes at the space center are noted.
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Mars trip in 1982 eyed by NASA chief Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration head Paine said an American Mars landing could occur in 1982 if the $24,000 million effort proves worthwhile. He forecast a two phase plan including a nuclear powered Mars craft and a 3,100 ton ship with 300,000 horsepower, plus orbiting missions and surface laboratories. NASA aimed to decide by September 1 on beginning preparations. In Pasadena, Mars vegetation findings from Mariner 6 were reported with no nitrogen indication in the upper atmosphere.
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Moonless Moon May Not Hold Diamonds on Moon
Houston scientists doubt the moon contains diamonds, reporting moon dust includes elements like uranium, sodium, aluminium, potassium, manganese and a glassy volcanic rock. Dr Robin Brett said no appreciable carbon or diamonds were found in the samples from Apollo astronauts’ lunar dust analysis.
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Spacecraft Dock at Asteroid Proposed for Mars to Jupiter Route
A NASA science panel urged feasibility studies for docking spacecraft to an asteroid between Mars and Jupiter to gather samples and return them to Earth. The plan foresees extended missions in the late 1970s with launches timed to planetary alignments, while noting budget would be a small addition to current NASA expenditures.
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Student athlete charged in campus murder case
United Press International reports 22 year old John Norman Collins an Eastern Michigan University student is charged with the slaying of Karen Sus Beiemen in Grand Rapids Michigan. Police continue to withhold statements as investigation expands into the killings of six other victims.
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Kennedy car crash inquest sought by DA in Edgartown
Massachusetts DA Edmund Dinis pushes to reopen Sen Kennedy crash case seeking inquest. He sent letters to Chief Judge Rush and James Bayles of Dukes County District Court Martha's Vineyard. Kennedy pleaded guilty to leaving the scene. Ms Mary Jo Kopechne perished in the accident. Exhumation for autopsy discussed, per press reports.
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Turkey gang suspect arrested in Istanbul crime probe
Police in Istanbul say they arrested a gang member linked to a national hunt over a mass robbery and the murder of a museum night watchman. The suspect, 41 year old Jan Kroneder of Munich, allegedly aided the theft and was among those implicated in the Tamir museum case tied to ancient treasures valued at over $44 million.
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Illinois Supreme Court Justices Resign After Probe
Two Illinois Supreme Court judges, Chief Justice Roy Salfighore and Justice Ray Xlinebiel, resigned amid a special commission report accusing them of impropriety in financial dealings. They denied wrongdoing and challenged the commission’s findings. The probe, appointed by the court in June, centered on stock holdings in Civic Centre Bank of Chicago linked to former revenues official Theodore Wrates.
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Airliner Crash Near Marseilles Injures Passengers
An Alitalia Caravelle overshot the runway near Marseilles and crashed into mud. All 41 aboard survived with several rescued from water and treated for shock or cuts. The Rome to Marseilles service carried 37 passengers and seven crew. no serious injuries reported.
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Date set for Mboya murder trial in Nairobi court
Kenya's late Minister for Economic Planning Mr Tov Mboya is the center of a murder case. Main suspect Njore Njore appeared briefly in Nairobi Magistrate's Court amid police reports of a postponed preliminary hearing to August. No press of public in the Nahe court as observers noted the case was advanced to avoid violence.
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Tomatoes wash ashore flood Perpignan beaches
Swimmers faced rotting tomatoes washing onto beaches near Perpignan as a sea of fruit flooded the area. The mounded produce drifted from an unspecified source, creating a slippery and messy scene for beachgoers on a Sunday.
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