Birds roosting in yard and talking rabbit steal headlines
In Fort Lauderdale Betty Hudson complains of nightly flocks of 3000 birds in a towering tree roosting near her home. County officials offer limited measures while a 10 foot tree top perch plan proves impractical for her heart condition. Across town in San Diego a parakeet and a non talking rabbit draw a photographer’s gaze. In Karachi the release from prison of Ghaffar Khan, an opposition leader, is announced due to illness after 16 months in detention.
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Fort Lauderdale
Betty Hudsom
Karachi
Pakistan
Ghaffar Khan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Northwest
Khan
Bhutto
Mary Annisa Jones death in Oceanside linked to drugs
Investigators say the cause of 18 year old Mary Annisa Jones known as Buffy on Family Affair is not yet conclusive. An autopsy found an empty envelope suspected to contain Seconal and barbiturates were obtained with a prescription. Police say accidental overdose is possible and there were no signs of suicide. The body was found Saturday at a friend’s home where she had been staying after a night out.
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San Diego
Cheerie
Bunny
Lewin
Mana Baranov
Baranovs
Oceanside
Mary Annisa Jones
Buffy
Miss Jones
John Wagner
Wagner
Brian Keith
Migs Jones
Helen Hennessy
Hennessy
Peru
Carey
Perle Mesta
Washington
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Trudeau Prays at Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau prayed on his knees at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and dined with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Former PM Golda Meir attended the dinner as Trudeau arrived in Israel for a working vacation and planned meetings with Rabin and Foreign Minister Yigal Allon.
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Bethlehem
Pierre Trudeau
Christ
Trudeau
Yitzhak Rabin
Golda Meir
Israel
Rabin
Yigal Allon
Inkeeper Plans Priesthood After Four Decades in Hotels
Charles T. Carey, 65, after 40 years in hotel management and hosting famous guests, begins seminary studies in Rome on Sept. 10. Former Sheraton exec notes clerical work parallels hotel leadership, recalls encounters with Ernest Hemingway, Salvador Dali, Perle Mesta, Harry Truman, and Lyndon Johnson.
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Inkeeper
Rome
Carey
Sheraton
Sheraton Carlton
Washington
Bitmore
Santa Barbara
Calif
Clift Hotel and Plaza
San Francisco
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Fontenelle
Omaha
Sheraton Ritz
Minen
Sheraton St
New York
Police Fire Kills Two in Soweto and Toll Rises in South Africa
Police shot dead two blacks in Soweto early today as riots widen across the Johannesburg ghetto. Four more bodies were found over the weekend, bringing confirmed deaths to 41 in Soweto and 293 nationwide since mid June amid fighting between Zulu contract laborers and permanent residents. Police said the killings followed stone throwing and self defense as buses ran and residents went to work.
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Johannesburg
Soweto Township
South Africa
Soweto
Asst
D.J. Kriel
Kriel
Mzimblophe
Mzimblope
the World
Maimhophe
South Africa unrest erupts over police conduct in Soweto
Police Minister James T. Kruger defended authorities amid charges they incited attacks by Zulus and others in hostels. Chief Gatsha Buthelezi and Rand Daily Mail reporters alleged police involvement. In Cape Town tensions rose as colored and black pupils protested in Lansdown Athlone and at the University of the Western Cape where a class boycott continued.
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James T. Kruger
Soweto
Kruger
Gatsha Buthelezi
Mzimblophe
Rand Daily Mail
Cape Town
South Africa
Lansdown
Athlone
University of the Western Cape
Kissinger South Africa talks set for weekend in Zurich
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and South Africa Prime Minister John Vorster plan a weekend meeting in Zurich to discuss race issues in southern Africa. The two leaders met in June in West Germany to press for black majority rule in Rhodesia. Kissinger awaits reports from Rogers and Schaufele before assessing U S stance.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
John Vorster
Zurich
Switzerland
Southern Africa
West Germany
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Ford Administration
Vorster
African Affairs
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Kenneth Kangda
Zambia
Mobutu Sese Seko
Zaire
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Omaha, Neb
Charles T. Carey
Union Pacific Railroad
Sun Valley
Idaho
Ernest Hemingway
Salvador Dali
St. Regis
Charles Carey
S. Africa
Mark Gustafson
Nantasket
Mass
Pullman
Lakewood
Bullock‘s
Clark Ava
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