A Blow For Britain Hoof and Mouth Toll Hits Livestock
An editorial warns of Britain facing a severe hoof and mouth outbreak. It details mass slaughter, potential beef import bans from Argentina and Uruguay, price shocks, and broader economic and agricultural impacts amid pound devaluation.
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Britain
Great Britain
England
Tate
Argentina
Uruguay
National Federation of Retail Meat Traders
North
Wales
Liverpool Docks
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
United States
Five day worries and world woes fade in personal relief
A lighthearted meditation on daily anxieties from financial fears to global dangers. The narrator notes alarm over the British pound and American dollar, nuclear threats, and famine, but chooses to ignore distant burdens and focus on personal concerns like mortgage payments, ending with a renewed sense of happiness.
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George H. Powell
Doughboys
Unemployment Insurance Suit Highlights Job Suitability Rules
Two jobless men argued over refusals to work a taxi driving post and a paint sprayer job. Courts ruled the first job suitable and disqualifying, while the painting job was unsuitable due to health risk. Factors include distance, hours, wages, and overall reasonableness in determining eligibility.
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Bach
Tupelo School Honors Roll Lists for Six Weeks
Tupelo High School announces honor roll lists for the six week period. Superintendent’s Honor Roll includes Natl Caton Vonda Cooper Jeantte Crawford Petty Towler Marcia Harter Debbie Howell Betsy Johnston Key Jones Shelia Medkill Jimmy Perrish Russell Smith. Principal’s Honor Roll features twenty three juniors and seniors with no grade below B. Names include Betty Bowerman Joyee Brown Charlotte Camda Beverly Caruthers Debra Caruthers Jackie Caruthers Sharon Caton Sue Cooper Brenda Brawford James Crowell Lisa Deaton Steve Dunn Ticky May Vickie Pernell Kay Howell Billie Joe Woods Bonnie Perry Darlene Medkif Francis Snow Mike Kirby Faye Jones Larry Kent Stonevipher Belinda Hayes. Northern Hemisphere winter begins December 21 at solstice. American stores use vast cash register tape weekly.
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Tupelo High School
Pabl
Natl Caton
Vonda Cooper
Jeantte Crawford
Petty Towler
Marcia Harter
Debbie Howell
Betsy Johnston
Key Jones
Shelia Medkill
Jimmy Perrish
Russell Smith
Betty Bowerman
Joyee Brown
Charlotte Camda
Beverly Caruthers
Debra Caruthers
Jackie Caruthers
Sharon Caton
Sue Cooper
Brenda Brawfard
James Crowell
Lisa Deaton
iSteve Dunn
Ticky May
Vickie Pernell
Kay Howell
Billie Joe Woods
Bonnie Perry
Darlene Medkif
Francis Snow
Mike Kirby
Faye Jones
Larry Kent
Stonevipher
Belinda Hayes
Youth Injured In Wednesday Accident Here
A 13 year old, Robert Lee Senutty, was struck by a car in the 20 block of N Center at 12:49 pm Wednesday, treated by a local physician. The driver was Gaylene C Bethune. No charges filed.
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N. Center
Robert Lee Senutty
Jack Green
Route 4
Ada
Gaylene C Bethune
Dohnstos
Pan Farlisr
dim \Dalé- Howell
N. Rennie
John Hugh Biles
Johnston
Howell
Easlty
Clarenne
Yoakum
Kenneth L. Manuel
Sir
James Wayne Philpot
Gaylon W. Hooks
Gwindell R. Sawyer
Worner
Thomas Hulsey
Floyd Hugh Briggs
Lilluan C. Gavrulais
Korma L. Gilley
Neil Dunlap
JP Blaine
Gil- Sreath
James Henry el
Rod
Broken Bow
Doyle J. McCarty
Pauls Valley
Helen Nadine Sanders
Allen
Lowell Ray Cox
Paul Charles Yeager
Tulsa
Chester Clark
Chares Wade McClure
Water Protest Gains Backing From Regional Groups
The Kiamichi Economic Development District and Southern Oklahoma Development Association joined a protest against Oklahoma Citys plan to secure 1 270 000 acre feet of water in Southeastern Oklahoma. Protests from Southeastern Oklahoma Water Rights Association and several county commissioners seek delay until a statewide long range water plan is devised. The Oklahoma Water Resources Board postponed the Dec 12 hearing and will require a more definite application.
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Kiamichi Economic Development District of Oklahoma
KEDDQ
Southern Oklahoma Development Association
SODA
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Southeastern Oklahoma
Walter Rights Association
Atoka
Pustimataba
McCurtain
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Fhe
Okla‘homa
Grass Fire Prompts Ada Firemen Run in Allen Area
Ada firemen assisted in tackling two grass fires near J. O. Blackburn on Route 7 in Allen on Wednesday afternoon. The blazes were sparked by burning debris. Iran listed in ad copy. Persian name change noted. unrelated ad text included.
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Ada
Allen
J. O. Blackburn
Route
When Will True Peace Come Our Eternal Question
The reflection juxtaposes VJ Day memories with ongoing conflict in Vietnam, citing Micah and prophetic hopes for universal peace. It argues peace requires end to walls between people, worship of one God, and obedience over national ideology, posing the question but answering with spiritual reconciliation.
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Vietnam
America
Jural
Micah
Tarael
Faller
Assyria
Judah
Egypt
Babylonia
Zion
Jerusalem
We Are the Bible Between Words and Deeds
Fragments blend religious verse with quick humor and moral quips. The salvos include a calling for action and faith, a Christmas hymn excerpt, and light jokes about daily life and marriage, showing a era tone of churchly reflection and magazine humor.
Water abundance in Roman language and meanings
Fragmentary note discusses Roman ideas of abundance tied to the word for drinking and nourishment. Mentions the term dabce derived from ob and unto, with unclear context and potential OCR errors. No clear event or named entities to anchor a full news-style summary.
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