Khrushchev Turns To Tomatoes Hydroponic Hobby
Former Premier Nikita Khrushchev, now 74 and out of power, is reportedly raising tomatoes using hydroponics on pebbles and water. The described hobby follows his pastoral image and reflects a shift from political power to practical farming interests observed after his 1964 ouster.
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Nigerian forces push toward Biafra's northern line
Nigerian troops ten miles from Biafra's temporary capital Aba face stiff resistance as forces from Port Harcourt advance. Col. Adekunle demands relief for northern garrison while peace talks in Addis Ababa stall. UNICEF chief cites widespread hunger and aid blockages amid relief disputes.
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