Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Appears to Have Vanished
The ivory billed woodpecker, once common in eastern forests, appears to have vanished. Sightings have not been confirmed since 1967 in Texas, 1950 in Florida, or more recently near Santee Swamp in South Carolina. Conservation battles and logging decimated hardwood stands, ending the birds' food supply and likely ending the species.
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Washington
John V. Dennis
Big
Texas
Dennis
Chipola
Florida
Robert Manns
Audubon Society
Santee
Columbia
S.C
CBS Specials Qualify In Every Department
CBS aired two TV specials that mostly qualify in various departments. Burt Bacharach presented his third music hour with Barbra Streisand and Rudolf Nureyev, Doris Day offered her first TV special with Perry Como, and a CBS film feature Friday night titled Harpy attempted horror but faltered in scripting.
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Barbra Streisand
Rudolf Nureyev
Doris Day
Hollywood
Perry Como
Bacharach
Miss Streisand
Nureyev
Tom Jones
Jones
Miss Day
One Judge to Decide Montgomery High School Censorship Suit
A single judge will hear the dispute over censorship of a Winston Churchill High School student paper in Montgomery County Maryland. The 4th U.S. Circuit rejected a request for a three judge panel, saying the case concerns local rights with no statewide implications.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Maryland
Winston Churchill High School
US District Court
Edward S. Northrop
Russians Build Political Clout in Egypt Amid Cold War Shifts
Beirut dispatch reports Moscow quietly deepening influence in Egypt as Arab-Israeli peace looms. East German police cooperation with Cairo expands security ties while Egyptian forces patrol streets. Prague sees wider Communist alignment from Indochina to the Soviet bloc.
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Lebanon
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
Friedrich Dickel
Nical
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al Ahram
Arab Socialist Union
Prague
Indochina
First Sicilian Train Stationmasters Are Women
The first two female graduates of Sicily's train stationmasters school face reassignment to Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, a seaside town, amid wolf whistles and jeers. Grazia Vannini and Vincenzo Angelini fear isolation and harassment, while a Palermo official defends the move as a needed sacrifice for pioneers.
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Sicily
Grazia Vannini
Miss Vannini
Vincenzo Angelini
Barcellona Pozzo de Gotto
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