Snail sound research and courthouse oddities emerge
A 32 year old Sidcup market worker George Riley uses a parabolic microphone to study how snails eat and their differing eating habits. Brezhnev’s visit to Alma Ata featured a skating rink meeting Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev. A Reno attorney flees a 100000 damage suit over a roulette protection claim at the Holiday Hotel. A Brixton groom married in handcuffs after a plot to plant bombs and returns to prison.
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Alma Ata
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Kazakhstan
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Irina Rodnina
Alexander Zaitsev
Reno
Melvin Schoengold
State Gaming Control Board
Gerard Kelly
Brixton
London
Isabel Quinn
Belfast
Kelly
Indians split $60 million windfall on Klamath lands
In Klamath Falls Oregon 600 tribal members share about 60 million from a timberland trust settlement. Anabelle Bates Edison Chiloquin and Helen Merritt voice mixed reactions offering skepticism potential gains for younger members and attachment to ancestral land despite plans to obtain checks and navigate past trust disputes.
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Ore
Anabelle Bates
Edison Chiloquin
Helen’ Merritt
Klamath
Winema National Forest
Oregon
Russian reindeer bid reaches Brezhnev for Santa project
Auburndale widow Mrs Fortune seeks two white Siberian reindeer for Santa's Workshop and Santa's Toylift, saying only Siberians will do. She has faced Soviet red tape over religious connotations of Christmas and plans to raise the issue with Brezhnev to win approval.
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Santa Claus
Soviet Union
Sue Forte
Pye
Zoos
Fortune
Auburndale
Mass
Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
Jarty
U.S
Santa
North Pole
N.Y
Toyrist
Russia
Harold
Julian J. Reiss
White Face Mountain
Lake Placid
United States
Chavez aide slain by sniper near farm picket line
A long-time associate of Cesar Chavez was killed by a sniper as he left a John Guimarra ranch 14 miles from Lamont California. Chavez condemned the violence and called for a three day fast while halting pickets during a memorial procession.
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Chavez
Delacruz
John Guimarra
Voice of Popeye dies in North Carolina
Harry Foster Welch, longtime voice of Popeye for nearly four decades, died at 74 in Blowing Rock North Carolina. A memorial service was planned with burial in Miami Florida after funeral arrangements in Andrews. Welch and his wife Dorothy had lived in Blowing Rock since retirement five years earlier. Even after retirement he occasionally wore a sailor suit and pipe to perform for local children until his illness worsened.
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Chavez
Kern General Hospital
Bakersfield
Bayani Advincula
Ernest Baclg
Suiper
UFW
Seifle
Kern County
Nelana
Uprw
Nagi Daiffulah
Ution Headquar
Blowing Rock
N.C
UPI
Harry Foster Welch
Miami
Fla
Welch
Dorothy
Blowing Rock Hospital
Flooding Threatens 15 Million in Medical Aid Need
United Press International reports 15 million in Pakistan facing urgent medical aid as floods from monsoon rains threaten epidemics. Forecasters warn more rain within 24 hours amid drought, submerging millions of acres in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Indira Gandhi says relief operations involve about a million people. death toll exceeds 300 in India and Pakistan, with 67 more dead in Bangladesh and millions displaced or stranded.
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United Press International
Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
Inca
Bangladesh
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
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