Fossil Discovery Supports Single Continent Theory
Utah scientist James A. Jensen of Brigham Young University reports a Triassic dicynodont skull and bones from Antarctica supporting the idea that Earth's landmasses were once joined. Similar fossils found in Argentina Africa and Asia suggest wide continental distribution. base camp location aided the discovery.
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Gunboat affair strains French Israeli ties in Cairo response
Egypt welcomed France demand for recall of Israel's Paris based admiral over the gunboat affair. Israel called the move unjustified. Cairo papers warned of a slap in the face while Paris noted the embargo remains. Nasser pledged to expand forces as war rhetoric rose. In Paris a New Year’s reception showed chilly diplomacy. Fire at the International Herald Tribune plant halted publication, though New Year issue was planned.
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