Pygmy-Like Human Fossil Found Predates Other Discoveries
In Nairobi Kenya Dr Louis Leakey announced the 20 million year old Kenyapithecus Africanus fossils from two Kenya digs. The remains predate prior hominid finds by about six million years and suggest the human family diverged from apes earlier than thought, with casts shown at the Nairobi Museum and originals in London.
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Wallace says odds favor 1968 bid not as white backlash
Alabama Governor George Wallace says odds are better than even he will seek the 1968 presidency but not as a white backlash candidate. He predicts a strong backlash against liberal federal control, not race, and plans to pick his wife Lurleen as successor with a new inaugural approach.
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Yugoslavia Toll Climbs in Western Storm
The death toll from a severe western Yugoslavia cold wave rose to 10 with the discovery of a 72 year old man’s body near Imotski. Snow drifts exceed 30 feet in some areas and 7,000 people remain isolated in the Durmitor region. Split area Slivno awaits flour after a truck could not reach the town. Stepping Up A Year notes English car thieves favor models over two years old.
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Harte Elected President of Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Edward H. Harte publisher of the Corpus Christi Caller Times has been chosen as president of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association AP Wirephoto confirms the election and leadership role for 1960s industry group.
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Cowles to Sue Der Stern Over Death of a President
Cowles Communications plans legal action against West German magazine Der Stern for publishing parts of William Manchester's The Death of a President. Editor William Attwood said Der Stern breached contracts by not withholding personal passages about Jacqueline Kennedy and her children. The dispute follows Der Stern’s refusal to cut sections, even after agreeing to publish in 24 other countries. Goan vote on merger with Maharashtra referenced in related dispatches.
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Heath Plans U.S. Visit to United States in February
British Conservative opposition leader Edward Heath will visit the United States from February 3 to 10. The trip was announced Saturday as Heath seeks to bolster relations and meet key officials during the trip.
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