Progress Reported in Yemen Cease Fire Effort
Arab League mediators announced that North and South Yemen agreed to observe League resolutions to cease fire and normalize relations. They said both sides expressed readiness to implement decisions, but no immediate halt to the 18 day border war was indicated. Mahmoud Riad commented on the good results of the mediation.
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South Yemen
Arab League
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Mahmoud Riad
League
Fielder
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North Yemen
United States
Arabian Peninsula
Mock School Trial Weighs Truman's A-Bomb Decision
INDEPENDENCE Mo AP a mock trial in Truman hometown questions the 1945 decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Students act as Truman Stalin Eisenhower and others with jurors paying attention to morality and wartime outcomes.
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Carter's Visit to Wa. Doesn't Worry McMath
Virginia GOP chairman George McMath says a liberal wing in the Democratic Party won't disrupt Republican gains. He notes Carter's Virginia visit may help Republicans, predicts GOP wins in legislative races, and argues Democrats cannot at present match GOP manpower, money, and tech.
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Airman Knight Enlists in Delayed Enlistment Program
George A. Knight Jr son of George A Knight and Mary A Knight of Winchester has enlisted in the U S Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program. A 1977 James Wood High School graduate he will enter Regular Air Force in February after a six week training. He is married to Carol Lynn Stead.
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Mary A. Knight
Winchester
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Carol Lynn Stead
Baby Cheetahs Are Celebrities
ST LOUIS AP It is tempting to pick up a cheetah cub but keepers avoid handling to protect natural behavior Four cheetahs Kuzi and Sly are celebrated residents of the St Louis Zoo Roger Birkel associate curator in charge of carnivores notes cheetahs breed poorly in captivity and are endangered He recalls Kuzi pregnancy and the den setup that helped raise the cubs and cites global cheetah decline from millions to about five thousand due to habitat loss and human encroachment.
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Roger Birkel
St. Louis Zoo
Kuzi
Sly
London
Cincinnati
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