Africans Seek Oil Embargo On Rhodesia at UN
Pressure rose for a global oil embargo against Rhodesia as African members of the Commonwealth urged a tough sanctions resolution. Britain weighed a limited oil ban but favored an enforceable export ban. South Africa warned it would maintain normal trade with Rhodesia. Prime Minister Wilson aimed for mandatory measures after talks with Smith failed to yield a settlement.
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United Nations
N.Y
Rhodesia
Prion Eee
Commonwealth Grup
Brown
Tatain
Rhodesa
Security Council
Jan Smith
Harold Wilson
Smith
Rites Held For Charles Johnson
Last rites for Charles A. Johnson were held yesterday at 3 30 p m at St George Funeral Home with Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating Inter ment was made in Pine Grove Cemetery Serving as hearers were Charles Weeks Dawson Hulett George Johnson William Johnson Warlo Morris and Alton Robbing Attending the services were friends and relatives from the Corry area NAMED TO PLANT POSTS PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Steel Co today named Louis E Cameron plant metallurgist and John G Harhai assistant plant metallurgist of its Monessen Works Shop Your Corry Stores
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Charles A. Johnson
St. George Funeral
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Louis E. Cameron
John G. Harhai
Monessen Works
Amish Flee for Central America in Quest to Preserve Faith
A small Arkansas Mennonite group of eight families led by Harold Stoll plans to move from the Ozarks to British Honduras via New Orleans, Mexico City, and a Central American jungle to escape modern materialism. They shun electricity and public schools, insist on simple living, and will farm with horse power on land bought in 1949. Some members are saddened, but elders say the move is necessary to uphold their religious beliefs. The group has sold most of its 1,200 acres, with $50 an acre land value this fall.
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Harrison, Ark
Ozarks
Central America
Harold Stoll
Arkansas
Mennonite Church
New Orleans
Stoll
Mexico City
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Republicans Map 1967 Domestic Agenda in Meetings
Washington AP reports House Republican leaders are mapping their 1967 domestic legislative program in a series of meetings with defense and economic experts, legislators and governors. One session has been held. four more are planned in the next two weeks as Ford unveils the GOP evaluation of the State of the Union after Johnson's message.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Congress
Ford
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Woolworth Heir James Donahue Dies in New York
James Donahue, 53, grandson of F. W. Woolworth and cousin of Barbara Hutton, was found dead in his mother's Fifth Avenue apartment. Police said death due to natural causes. AP Wirephoto.
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James
Jimmy) Donahue
F. W. Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Donahue
Hold Rites For Theodore Lee
The funeral service for Theodore A. Lee was held at St George Funeral Home yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev Milford Shreckengost officiating. Burial followed in McCray Cemetery. Veterans of Foreign Wars firing squad and color guard conducted the military graveside service. bearers were Wendell Gage Ray Stutzman Lionel Tripp Harold Messenger Robert Sanders and Herman Steaves. Relatives from the Corry area attended.
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Theodore A. Lee
St. George Funeral Home
Milford Shhreckengost
McCray Cemetery
Wendell Gage
Ray Stutzman
Lionel Tripp
Harold Messenger
Robert Sanders
Herman Steaves
Corry
Steel Industry To Spend $1 Billion In Next 3 Years
Charles M. Beeghly of Jones & Laughlin announces the steel industry plans to invest about one billion dollars in Pennsylvania facilities over the next two or three years. He cites Pennsylvania’s rising share of national steel output since 1960 and notes 315 major projects from 1955 to 1964 across 45 communities. The state leads in total steel production plants and employment with about 180,000 workers.
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Philadelphia
Charles M. Beeghly
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
Beeghly
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Steel Companies
Commonwealth
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Pepal Ice
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
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Chubby Checker
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Catharina Ladders
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Woolworth
Theodore Lee
Journal Daily
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Eagle Street
Barney
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Ariz
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Governor's Club
Governors Club
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Lemont, Ill
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Aromes
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