Greece and Egypt eye closer tourism cooperation
Athens reports Greece and Egypt are studying closer tourism ties. Greek cruise ships may visit Alexandria and Port Said more often and floating Nile hotels are being considered. George Daskalakis of the National Tourist Organization returns from Cairo stating a plan to study methods for closer cooperation.
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Athens
UPI
Greece
Egypt
Alexandria
Port Said
Nile
National Tourist Organization
George Daskalakis
Cairo
Golfer Udwin Sifts Through Windy Losses in Africa
In East London Africa AP reports golfer Issy Udwin battled wind and mishaps claiming a record with 15 lost balls after the 14th hole. A spare ball was tossed to him but blown away by the wind as his tally rose.
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East London
Africa
Issy Udwin
Udwin
Ridgeback may see dog days in Rhodesia change
In Salisbury Rhodesia a member of the Rhodesian Ridgeback Club suggests renaming the breed African ridgeback if the country becomes Zimbabwe under majority rule. The breed, named for a hair ridge along the spine, likely descends from a Hottentot hunting dog mixed with Dutch or German breeds from the 1800s and has spread to overseas nations.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Africa
Zimbabwe
Rhodesian
Longest narrow railroad park rising in East Texas
In Maydelle Texas between Rusk and Palestine the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is laying 24.5 miles of track through a pine forest to form a railroading park. Refurbished steam engines will operate to evoke the golden age of railroading at the turn of the century.
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Maydelle
Tex
Elyria Men Face Separate Court Dates in 1975
Chronicle-Telegram reports Elyria men facing distinct court dates in early September 1975. Details indicate ongoing or upcoming hearings and legal actions, with court calendars listing defendants and case numbers. Further specifics require the full article text.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, O
Men
Doctors debate obesity and the diet obsession critique
A health columnist imagines a world where obesity is no longer linked to health risk and fashion shifts to padded bodies. Readers chime in with questions on cider vinegar cures, diverticulosis, hypoglycemia, and the impact of TV on children, while Dr Steinerohn dispenses concise medical guidance.
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West 110Th
Akron
Rolling Acres Mall
Great Lakes Mall
Richmond Mall
Middleburg
Akron Chapel Wall Mall
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Canton
the Doctor
Peter J. Steindohn
Mrs. H
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Stemcrohn
McNaught Syndicate
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