Another Air Pioneer To Step Down By Darden Chambliss
C R Smith 64 who built American Airlines from law and banking roots moves to chairman while Marion Sadler 52 becomes president to lead the carrier. The shift signals further steps toward retirement as aviation pioneers fade from front line leadership across United Delta Pan American and Eastern airline histories.
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New York
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
Smith
Marion Sadler
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
William Patterson
United Airlines
C. E. Woolman
Delta Airlines
G. T. Baker
National Airlines
Juan Trippe
Pan American World Airways
Rembrandt Film With Laughton To Be Shown At Church
A 1936 biopic of Rembrandt starring Charles Laughton will be revived at Peoples church on January 27 at 7 30 p m with coffee and refreshments after. Tickets 90 cents at the door, profits go to the Albert Schweitzer hospital at Lambarene Gabon Africa.
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Elsa Lanchester
Charles Laughton
The
Peoples Church
Albert Schweitzer Hospital
Gabon
Rembrandt
the Peoples Church
Alexander Korda
Laughton
Saskia
Lambarene
Africa
Fire prevention tips for home heating systems and chimneys
Assistant Chief R H Ellison urges annual checks of solid fuel and gas furnaces and chimneys. Emphasizes smoke pipe clearance 18 inches from combustibles for solid fuel and half that distance for gas or oil units, plus regular cleaning, filters, and motor lubrication to prevent costly fires.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Gazette Classified Ad Emphasizes Action
The notice urges readers to trust Gazette Classified to get things done and provides a contact dial EM 2-1121 for inquiries and services.
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Gazette
Johnson to earmark 3.4 billion for foreign aid plan
President Johnson plans to propose a 3.4 billion foreign aid allocation in a 97.9 billion budget. Senate leader Mansfield says the cut would leave less money for the Agency for International Development. Mansfield urges shifting duties to non communist powers and focuses aid on Latin America.
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Johnson
Congressional
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Agency For International Development
Congress
Mansfield
U. S
Latin America
Britain
France
West Germany
Africa
Asia
Panama
Alliance For Progress
Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
South Vietnam
Korea
Bulgarian Trade Mission Arrives in Uruguay
A Bulgarian trade delegation led by Stanko Todorov, vice-president of the Bulgarian Council of Ministers, arrives in Montevideo as part of a Latin American tour.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Stanko Todorov
Bulgarian Council of Ministers
Latin America
France Expands Foreign Aid Reach Beyond Former Colonies
An official study group led by ex Industry Minister Jean Marcel Jeanneney urges France to broaden aid beyond former colonies. It notes France already loans Iran and Mexico and aided Cambodia, with 1962 aid at 2.41 percent of GNP versus the United States 0.97 percent and Germany 1.17 percent.
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Paris
France
Jean-Marcel Jeanneney
Africa
Iran
Mexico
Cambodia
U.S
West Germany
Britain
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