White Farmers Battle for Survival in Rhodesia
In Centenary East Rhodesia, An and Dick Faasen defend their 200 acre farm 140 miles northeast of Salisbury against guerrilla attacks. They live with 59 laborers, mine threats, and a radio linked defense network as civilians endure a long war of nerves with 64 area farmers united by government aid.
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Oldest dog remains push back domestication to 14,000 years
A fossil jaw and teeth from a cave in Iraq dated to about 14,000 years ago mark the oldest evidence of dog taming, suggesting early wolves were kept as hunting or watchdog animals. The find, at Palegawra near Kirkuk, surpasses Idaho's 10,500 year record.
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Heloise hints for emergency prep and handy household tips
A reader shares a hospital emergency room volunteer tip to carry a card with blood type allergies doctor contact and relatives. The column collects reader hints on cleaning spectacles with vinegar and practical DIY hacks like a durable clothespin bag and card tricks.
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