Blizzard Paralyses Plains as Snow Drifts Close Roads
Associated Press reports a severe blizzard paralyzed Stern Plains with snowbound highways and drifting snow up to high, extending from Idaho to Colorado and Kansas. Power lines tangled, disruptions hit Nebraska with a disaster declaration issued, and fatalities noted across Colorado Kansas and Nebraska.
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Weather and flood reports across regions with tornado in Delaware
Overnight heavy rain and meltwater caused flooding in New York New England and the Middle Atlantic. A tornado touched down near Dover Delaware blowing down small buildings with damage estimated at 5000 to 10000 dollars and no injuries reported.
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Margaret Trudeau Returns Home From Rolling Stones Tour
Mrs Trudeau 28 returns to Ottawa after a weekend with the Rolling Stones in Toronto and a New York stop. The report notes her quiet homecoming following publicized appearances with the band and travels surrounding the Toronto concert. The Seychelles Islands are mentioned as a geographic note separate from the main event.
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Margaret Trudeau
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Stones
Toronto
New York
Australian man fined after placard stunt at royal visit
David Roy Hughes a chemist chose 20 days in jail over a $100 fine for offensive behavior after he threw a placard in Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens to push for Australia to become a republic. A TV company paid the fine. the queen was visiting Australia.
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Australia
David Roy Hughes
Royal Botanic Gardens
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Kissinger cites personal diplomacy amid policy breakthroughs
Princeton Daily reports Kissinger told the ninth American German Conference that three years of quiet negotiation helped reestablish China ties and move toward Middle East peace. He says personal diplomacy cannot replace substantive work but builds global confidence. Jerusalem’s Dome of the Rock sits atop Solomon’s temple site.
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Henry Kissinger
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Middle East
Forestry documents opened for public comment in Arkansas
The Forest Service invites public comment by May 30 on two long-range planning documents affecting the national forest system. The Draft Assessment Element Outline covers renewable resource supply and demand for 1.6 billion acres and will shape the Program directions after 1980. Copies are available in Russellville and Hot Springs offices with response instructions. Public notice ends with mentions of Edward Jenner’s vaccine work as historical context.
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Arkansas
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
John R. McGuire
Alternative Forest Service
Forest Supervisor
Hot Springs
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