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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1970

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3

Bacteria Eats Up Oil Spills

Florida State University scientists report developing potent bacteria strains that digest bunker C fuel oil and certain crude oils. They say the microbes can be mass produced, freeze dried, and stored, with potential to tackle long standing oil spill cleanups.

Tallahassee Fla Florida State University Carl Oppenheimer Oppenheimer California Louisiana Kuwait

De Gaulle the solitary bold leader of France

De Gaulle rose from crisis to peak during France's direst times and then declined after 1969. He ruled as a stern, autonomous president, clashing with allies and reshaping French power. His path from WWI soldier to wartime hero and postwar reformer defined a fate of destiny.

Free French Paris France Algeria North Africa Fifth Republican de Gaulle Dean Acheson U.S Europe United States Lille St. Cyr West Point Maginot Line Britain Winston Churchill Franklin D. Roosevelt National Assembly Villacoubray Secret Army Mme. de Gaulle Villacoublay

Spirit Of Nation De Gaulle Was France

Richard K. O Malley writes on Charles de Gaulle’s life and leadership. The piece portrays a tall stern figure with a caring side and courage during an assassination attempt. It notes his humor, respect for smart wit, and the sense that France itself seemed to die with him.

Richard KK. O'Malley Associated Press Frankfurt Paris Charles de Gaulle Richard K. O’malley Frankfurt (Ap France George Brown Brown de Gaulle

Soviet Ships Again Near Cuban Base

Washington officials downplay movements of a submarine tender and a salvage tug toward the Cuban port of Cienfuegos as Moscow denies plans for a submarine base. The ships’ presence near Cuba follows a Pentagon report of possible construction and echoes memories of the 1962 missile crisis.

Washington Cuban United States Pentagon Jerry W. Freidheim Cienfuegos Moscow Cuba Caribbean White House

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