Birds Of Prey Seek Freedom From Captivity
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Geronimo and Orphan, two rehabilitated birds of prey, passed trials at Larry Caughlan’s freedom and survival school to learn hunting and endurance. Graduates from January 1971, they staged a staged ascent to wild life after six months of training, with the program funded by a Missouri Safari Club grant.
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Black migrants from South more likely to succeed in North
A Census Bureau study of six large Northern cities found that black migrants born in the South are more likely to achieve economic success than blacks born in the North. The report notes out of state born blacks are less likely to rely on welfare than those born locally, with New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and Washington D C among the cities studied.
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Larry H. Long
Bureau of Census
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