Pleistocene Dig Probes Natural Trap in Wyoming Foothills
KU and MU paleontologists and students continue digging the Natural Trap near Lovell Wyoming 35 miles northeast in the Big Horn range. The 80 foot deep cave yields 11000 to 14000 year old bones of mammoths cheetah like cats dire wolves wolverines bison horses and bighorn sheep among others. The team catalogues finds for KU Museum of Natural History and plans three to four more summers of work to preserve future study.
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Big Horn
University of Kansas
University of Missouri, Columbia
Lovell
Wyo
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Martin
India
B. Miles Gilbert
Anthropology
Gilbert
Educational Expeditions International
EEI
Belmont
Mass
EU Division of Biological Sciences
KU Museum of Natural History
la Brea
Los Angeles
North America
George Wallace Leaves Little Doubt About Run
George Wallace declares health not a barrier to a 1976 bid while addressing the 76th VFW convention in Los Angeles. He hints at a possible Democratic run and does not rule out a third party ticket with Ronald Reagan. Delegates consider veterans benefits and a national health plan for veterans as resolutions move forward.
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Los Angeles
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
California
Ronald Reagan
VFW
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Encephalitis Outbreaks Claim 26 Lives In U S This Year
The St Louis strain has killed 24 people in Mississippi with most victims in their 60s or 70s. Two deaths from western equine encephalitis occur in North Dakota. Mosquito spraying is the main preventive measure as unseasonal floods boost insect populations. Mississippi outbreak near Greenville shows signs of control.
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Associated Press
United States
St. Louis
Mississippi
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Walton Creech
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Creech
Greenville
Mississippi River
Couple Happily Girds For Quints
Dallas AP report on Jerry and wife expecting quintuplets to be released from Parkland Hospital this week. The four remaining quints will follow in weeks, five children—Christa Casey Chelsa—born July 18, all in good condition but low birth weight. They plan to come home when at five pounds. the family estimates 400 diapers weekly and 30 feedings daily with 15 to 20 loads of wash. The mother notes each child’s traits. the couple has $2,700 in funds and the husband earns $175 weekly.
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Dallas
Jerry Davia
Parkland Hospital
Davises
Christa
Casey
Chelsa
Quints
Davis
Lewisville State Bank
Soviet Ship Seized Off Atlantic City
Coast Guard seized the Soviet trawler Zaraysk about 60 miles east of Atlantic City New Jersey after boarding nine Soviet vessels uncovered 25 pounds of protected lobster and crabs. Master Nikolai Nikonov may face arraignment for illegal catch, with possible penalties up to one year in prison and a $100,000 fine.
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New York
Coast Guard
Nikolai Ivanovich Nikonov
Atlantic City
N.J
Governor’s Island
United States
Atlantic
Nikonov
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Princeton Cemetery
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Kansas
S.C. Case
J.D
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Nice
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Harold Myers
Keller, Kirkland and
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Woolworth
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Fall
Playtex
Tee
Beach Boys
Supremes
Feliciano
Allman Brothers
A. Hirt
Mac Davis
T. M. Monsanto
Nyton
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