CIA Warns of Global Food Shortages from Climate Shift
The CIA report, based on Reid A Bryson’s study, predicts India facing major droughts, China risking famine about every five years, and the Soviet Union losing Kazakh grain production. It foresees drops in temperature, shifts in farming zones, and potential global unrest and mass migrations.
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Lawsuit Opens Over Hughes Estate Purported Will
In Las Vegas Nevada former Howard Hughes aide Leah Dietrich seeks probate on a three page handwritten document claimed as Hughes will. Experts say the writing is Hughes and the estate could be worth about 15 billion dollars, with estimates once peaking at 25 billion. Dietrich’s attorney says settlement may take generations.
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Knife armed Turkish hijacker surrenders to avoid expulsion
A Turkish worker armed with a switch blade hijacked a DCIO jet to avoid expulsion from France. After two hours aloft and a threatened crew, the hijacker surrendered at Orly with passengers released unharmed. Names given include Zek Hejsder Zeki Eigder and Zeki Eider.
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Wart Remedies in Mountain Folklore Feature
Appalachian State University English Instructor Rogers Whitener catalogs wart cures from mountain folklore. Remedies range from gizzard lining and potato juice to chalk rubbed on warts, with faith and ritual acts shaping perceived results.
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Jackson to End Active Presidential Bid in Seattle
Five years into his run for the Democratic nomination Henry M Jackson signals retirement talk at a Seattle press conference. Sources say he will remain available for the nomination but end active campaigning due to money and vote shortages. Aides note debt and reduced donations while the campaign shifts toward a Senate reelect effort.
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Convention Black Democrats Plan Strategy
The Caucus of Black Democrats in Charlotte lays groundwork for a political platform to influence the Democratic party this year. More than 2,000 Black Democrats are expected as leading presidential candidates face caucus questions. Delegates plan workshops on unemployment urban policy health care crime education and Africa policy.
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Chinese Celebrate May Day in Peking Parks
In Peking crowds of nearly a million joined May Day celebrations across sunlit parks including Chungshan, Working People’s, and the Summer Palace. A huge Mao portrait hung over Tian An Men Gate as portraits of Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Stalin appeared nearby amid Red flags and songs.
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