Antique Car Rally From Istanbul to San Francisco
Four American antique cars led by a 1911 Ford Model T depart Istanbul on a 6,180 mile Bicentennial attempt later routed through Europe and the United States to San Francisco arrival expected August 4. Owners include Peter Kesling in La Porte Indiana and companions ages 17 to 64. The event echoes an Around the World Auto Race stalled by Soviet noncooperation.
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Booporas “Bridge
Istanbul
San Francisco
New York
Paris
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Peter Kesling
la Porte
Ind
Charlene
Scot Finley
Tyler
Tex
Kesling
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Adam Zipkin
Zipkin
Detroit
Syeareld Russell Benore
Toledo
Ohio
Mary
Edirne
Sofia
Bel
Sheridan
Wyo
Darrel Corlis
Granite Pass
Wyoming
U.S
Here
Greybuil
Pass
Guerrillas kill retired colonel in Buenos Aires ambush
In downtown Buenos Aires guerrillas in a station wagon attacked retired Col. Juan Carlos Mendieta, killing him after snatching him from his car. Mendieta had earlier served as intelligence chief at the presidential police. His wife was wounded in the exchange.
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Buenos Aires
Guerrilles
Cesar del Coral
Juan Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
Royal Ascot Opens With Queen Arrival Amid Economic Woes
Social crowd at Royal Ascot Week ignores Britain's economic troubles as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in a gleaming landau. Traffic snarls surround the course while 2,000 staff serve lavish hospitality. fashion and pageantry mask the pound's decline and trade losses.
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Britain
Windsor Castle
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Ascot
George Cashman
Moss Brothers Forrest
Chairman Mao Stops Receiving Foreign Visitors
China’s Chairman Mao Tse-ting, aged 82, no longer meets important foreign visitors. Kyodo News Service, citing a Foreign Ministry official and central committee checks, said Mao is too old and busy to receive visitors, including Malagasy President Didier Ratsiraka.
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Mao Tse-ting
China
Japan
Kyodo
Peking
Chinese Communist Party Central Committee
Foreign Ministry
Moeve
Mao
Didier Ratsirake
Malagasy
Myers becomes first woman leader of American Geographical Society
Dr Sarah Kerr Myers appointed director of the American Geographical Society in New York the first woman to head the 14 year old institution She has led the Geographical Review since 1973 succeeding Dr Robert McNee who returns to the University of Cincinnati as geography professor. Sadat arrives in Tehran for six day visit with Shah and Empress Farah. crowds line streets as motorcade passes. Kojak star Telly Savalas wins nearly 60000 in libel case against Daily Mail in a Swiss canton court with the publisher apologizing. Gay Pride proclamation marks Gay Liberation Week in Pennsylvania highlighting minority understanding of the movement.
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Ms. Myers
The
Society
Geographical Review
Robert McNee
University of Cincinnati
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