Jo Doolittle Casts Shadow Behind Aviation Legend
The long overlooked wife of General James Doolittle, Jo Doolittle, reveals a life of independence and influence spanning five decades. From desert tent life to White House dinners, she cooked, supported, and endured alongside her pioneering aviator husband as he led record flights and earned numerous honors.
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China vows to defend Albania if Soviet invade
The People's Daily editorial from Beijing warns the Soviet Union against invading Albania and pledges China will fight shoulder to shoulder with Albania. An Albanian delegation led by Beqir Balluku is due in Peking, as tensions rise over Soviet pressure in the Balkans.
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