Black leaders plan Rhodesia rule talks in Lusaka
Five frontline states leading Zambia Tanzania Mozambique Angola and Botswana were to meet in Lusaka to discuss Ian Smith's plan for black majority rule in Rhodesia. The two tier interim government would keep whites in control of defense and law order while blacks head the ministries.
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Zambia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Tanzania
Mozambique
Angola
Botswana
Smith
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Council of Ministers
Defense
Law and Order
Blackmail pressure to press South Africa after Rhodesia shift
South Africa faces pressure as Rhodesia accepts a U S British plan for majority rule. Prime Minister Vorster studies Rhodesian leader Ian Smith's speech while United Party leaders warn of intensified world pressure on Pretoria. The anticorruption campaign intensifies amid white South African fears of tougher reforms.
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Tanzania
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Kissinger
Africa
Smith
Nyerere
Kaunda
Joshua Nkomo
ANC
Rhodesia
U. S
John Vorster
Pretoria
South Africa
Vorster
Rhodesian Front Party
Cape Town
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
John Wiley
United Party
Jamie Basson
Republic
South-West Africa
Namibia
Basson
Woollybear Festival Hints At Mild Winter Ahead
In Birmingham the Woollybear Caterpillar festival hints at a milder winter as the woolly bear forecasts a less severe season. Organizers say the caterpillar’s color and fuzziness are said to reflect upcoming weather patterns.
Woollybear forecast features 82 year old watcher in Lancaster
An 82 year old woollybear watcher from Lancaster says real platinum blonde woollybears signal a mild winter while WW TV weatherman Dick Goddard notes paler and fuzzier bears may hint at less snow. He will issue a prediction at the Woollybear Festival October 17 at Florence Elementary School.
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Herbert Krone
Lancaster
Dick Goddard
Goddard
Florence Elementary School
Rt 113
Kidnapping Case Prompts Florida Search by Convoy
A mass of about 100 vehicles with citizen band radios joined a search for 35 year old Sheri Linda Jaffa in Ocala National Forest. Her husband Richard Jaffa urged kidnappers to release her after ransom notes and a threatening call mentioning acid. The Jaffas have two children and authorities urged restraint while the public watches the case unfold.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Ocala National Forest
Richard Jaffa
Sheri Linda
Jaffa
U_S_17
Duval County
Dale Carson
FBI
Oberlin selects Tampa officer as new police chief
Thomas M. Matthews, a Tampa area sergeant with Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Department, was chosen from four finalists by City Manager Thomas Dalton and a McCann Associates representative. He holds degrees in police science and criminology and is set to assume the Oberlin chief role November 1. The vacancy followed Norman Schmidt’s retirement in March after a national search yielding nearly 100 applications.
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Finanan
Thomas M. Matthews
Thomas Dalton
McCann Associates
Pennsylvania
Matthews
Hillsborough County. Fra
Sheriff's Department
St. Petersburg
Hie
Police Science
South Florida College
Dalton
Norman Schmidt
Larry Wickham
Survival theme emerges in West Point boot camp cohort
The Word Is Survival spotlights three area women who endured West Point boot camp and begin the first year schedule. Linda Di Pietro reports on their grueling start. Anecdotes about one room schools reflect nostalgia as Gene Krebs and Betty Hinman provide accompanying photos for Sunday features. Swiss Cheese Festival nears in Sugarcreek Ohio with color photos by Gene Krebs.
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Ane
Gene Krebssary
Betty Hinman
Sugarcreek
Ohio
Gene Krebs
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