until the film's first showing, back in Yakima, WA, on Sunday the 22nd of October, 1967.

I hope we can talk about some of these things, and that I'm not alienating you by bringing them up. I still have a bunch of questions on the film site, its location, your work on the Redwoods film, your thoughts on the Freeman and other footage, and surely many more things that could come up. I hope you can hang in here with me, and have the time to respond.

Images: Above, the cover of ARGOSY Feb. 1968; following, historical Bigfooters:John Green with White Lady on Blue Creek Mountain; Bob Gimlin and Roger Patterson with their tracks; the Lyle Laverty photo from the PG film site; Bob Titmus with his casts; Roger PattersonTAIPEI, TAIWAN - A U.N. aviation agency has not invited Taiwan to its September conference in Canada, the latest sign that China is putting more pressure on Taiwan's new government.

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Friday that it had not received invitations from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), as Taipei officials had hoped.

"For such a result, our government expressed strong regret and dissatisfaction," said Taiwanese Foreign Minister David Lee, whose government wanted officials to participate in the September 27 ICAO Conference in Montreal, Quebec.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen condemned the decision as "extremely unfair for Taiwan, and a major loss of international aviation safety."

Taiwan is not a member of the United Nations, which recognizes Beijing's one-China policy.

"ICAO follows the United Nations' one-China policy," the agency's communications chief, Anthony