Rhodesian Talks End Fate Unknown
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith's cabinet ended two days of talks with no word on accepting Kissinger proposals for black majority rule. Smith said there would be a firmer statement after meeting all 50 white MPs and a nationwide address was planned. The plan reportedly includes a two year timeline and a $2 billion development fund.
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Restaurant Owner Turns Back Time With 1834 Menu Prices
DEWITTVILLE N Y AP Joe Sena reopened a 1834 style menu at his Mar Mar restaurant serving full course dinners for 12 cents tea or coffee one cent soup two cents beef or mutton stew four cents pig s head and cabbage four cents roast veal five cents ham and eggs ten cents and half a pie two cents in 314 hours the stunt attracted 1500 meals with a cost of about 6000 dollars and prompted a nod to the first printed menu in America by the New York Historical Society.
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