Doubtful Rhodesia Can Survive Guerrilla War
U S intelligence analysts warn that Rhodesia faced a near term guerrilla threat and cannot survive a protracted conflict without outside help. They say Smith’s white regime controls about 270,000 whites versus 1.5 million blacks, with 3,000 regulars and 10,000 reserves, while 1,000 guerrillas operate from within Rhodesia and 4,000 trained fighters sit across the border in Mozambique.
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US S
Ian Smith
South Africa
Soviet Union
China
Salisbury
Smith
Rhodesia
Mozambique
U.S
Johannes Vorster
Eulalie Salley Co Realtors Homes in Forest Heights and Crosland Park
Real estate ads describe multiple properties from Eulalie Salley and Company in Aiken South Carolina. Listings include a one bath Forest Heights house for 15 500 a Crosland Park three bedroom home 16 500 and an immaculate Crosland Park residence with den carpeted interior plus a white brick country home with pool priced at 46 500. Also featured are Huckleberry Farms by owner with a 12 acre tree lined property and callouts for agents Vivian Cox Gayle Lofgren Jessie Hall and Etta Findley with the listed phone numbers.
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Crosland Park
Gayle Lofgren
Etta Findley
Open House in Colonial Woods by Don Shaffer Builders
Don Shaffer Builders invites buyers to an Open House in Colonial Woods this Sunday from 1 to 5 PM. The custom built home features a large family room with fireplace, three bedrooms and two baths.
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Colonial Woods
Don Shaffer Builders
Harper Ratchford Realtors Listings Seem Classic
Harper Ratchford Realtors advertise four bedroom homes with large family rooms and over 3,000 square feet for 57,900. Dexter Park brick three bedroom with dining room and den priced at 34,700. Another neat three bedroom brick with two baths and fireplace listed at 36,500.
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Dexter Park
Property listings show contact numbers for tenants
Jean Weeks 648 1739 Davie Yonn 663 6545 Rachel Harper 648 5320 Equal Housing Opportunity
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Jean Weeks
Davie Yonn
Rachel Harper
Wallace To Stay Despite Defeats
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace vows to remain in the 1976 Democratic presidential race to seek delegates for the nominating convention. He cites McGovern’s 1972 path and notes he has 86 convention delegates, trailing Carter with 167, while eyeing Wisconsin or Michigan as possible wins.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
George McGovern
McGovern
Wisconsin
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Michigan
Crime Increases Again Murder Rate Declines
FBI reports 1975 crime up 9 percent with murders down 1 percent from 1974. Rapes rose 1 percent, larceny up 12 percent, vehicle thefts up 2 percent, robbery and assault up 5 percent, burglary up 7 percent. City totals show Los Angeles 555 and New York 1645 murders.
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Washington
United States
FBI
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New York
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Huckleberry Farms
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Harper-Ratchford Realtors Listings
Hunter’s Glenn
D.R
Lake Murray
Williston
L.A
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Prestige
Orion
Wood Press
Potta
E. Goolagong
Jim Connors
Penn
Bjorn Borg
Ken Rosewall
Mark Il
Michigan’ Peat
Billy Jean King
Sporting Goods Dept
Rte
NSEC
Worson
Lial
Alalea
Rose
Nye
Wrach
Ra Stes
Reg
Vigoro
Harper-Ratchford Realtors
Mrs. Mellow
Karen Mellon
Brooklyn
Coward-Corley Seed CO. Inc
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