Egyptian Diplomats Meet in Paris to Pressure Israel
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad led a group of 21 diplomats in Paris for three days to press Israel amid President Sadat's warning that the next days would be decisive. Riad met Italian and French leaders en route and stressed recovering Arab lands and Palestinian rights as tensions rise in the Middle East. The report notes clashes in Jordan and warns of Arab reprisals against guerrilla actions.
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Win At Bridge Jim We Haven’t Shown Any Bad Bids Lately
Oswald recalls a team game where a double was clarified in the bidding box and East reopened with a takeout double. West converted to a penalty, leading to a sequence through clubs, hearts, and diamonds and a spade ruff. West eventually wins two more trump tricks as South is overruled, tying the board at minus 700.
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Indians Fight Loss of Wild Rice Trade to Tech and Paddies
Washington AP reports Indian wild rice harvests face erosion as white technology and paddied cultivation expand. Agronomist Gary Harms notes rising prices and acreages, with 7,000 acres under paddies in 1970 growing to an estimated 14,000. pilots on Nett Lake Reservation teach Indians paddie methods to boost yields from 200 to 800 to 1,200 pounds per acre. Some tribes resist, fearing heritage loss, but traditionalists slowly relent as efforts to capture market share continue.
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Action Corps Won’t Be Alternative To Military Service
Peace Corps director under Nixon warns action corps cannot replace military service while U S is in active conflict in Southeast Asia. He also urges Congress to include teachers in the volunteer program and to consider broader civilian service options.
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Hall's Children On Bomb Flight Returns After Threat
Gov. David Hall's three children Nancy 13 Douglas 12 and Julie 9 were aboard a Continental flight from Houston to Tulsa that was forced to return after a bomb threat. FBI search found no bomb and the trip resumed. A spokesman said the threat did not target the governor's children.
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Notable Deaths Include Fairchild Mills Metz Fraser
Sherman Mills Fairchild 74 a pioneer in photography and aviation died Sunday in New York. He founded the Fairchild Hiller Corp and held over 30 patents. Charles V Metz 50 president of the American Society of Divorced Men died Friday in Chicago after a short illness while advocating divorce law changes. Lt Gen Joseph B Fraser 75 chairman of Sea Pines Co died Sunday in Hinesville after a long illness. he served in the Army National Guard in World Wars and Korea.
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