Wilson Avoids Final Break With Rhodesia, Offers One More Chance For Compromise
London AP Prime Minister Wilson avoids final rupture with Rhodesia and signals openness to one more chance for negotiation. Bowden to Salisbury to press British terms while Gibbs upholding authority. If Smith accepts terms, Bowden may return to report progress, but chances for agreement remain slim.
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Y . Wilson
Fan Smith
Bowden
Wuson
House of Commons
Commonwealth
Herbert Bowden
Humphrey Gibbs
Catholic College Awarded Grant for Educational Research
Virginia’s only Catholic college, Marymount College in Arlington, is awarded a $50,000 federal grant. It will join Bennett College in Millbrook and Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart in Purchase to study college freshmen. Twenty six small colleges form six consortiums nationwide.
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New York
U.S. Office of Education
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Bennett College
Millbrook
N.Y
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Purchase
Man Spent 23 Years In Cell Given 14-18 Months For Escaping
Elmer Davis, 34, who spent 23 years in prison, was sentenced in Haywood County to 14 to 18 months on an escape charge after his murder case was dropped. Davis, once facing death for the Cooper slaying, has said he plans to work honestly and not steal again. He spoke of a personal philosophy and a plan to avoid contact with relatives as he seeks freedom.
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Raleigh Forjon
Walter B. Nivens
Charles E. Bell
U.S. Supreme Court
Mecklenburg County
Kenneth R. Downs
Haywood County
James C. Farthing
Phil Haire
Farthing
Lincoln Proclamation Quote Sparks Modern Thanksgiving Reflection
A Danville obituary notice recaps Frank Swicegood of Swicegood Funeral Home citing Abraham Lincoln 1863 proclamation about forgetfulness of God. It notes the warning remains relevant today and previews Dewey Swicegood column next week.
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Swicegood
Queen of Bermuda Ends 33-Year Cruise Era at Bermuda
The Queen of Bermuda, built in 1933 for Bermuda–New York and West Indies routes, sailed to a British scrapyard after 33 years as a cruise ship. Dockside farewells included the Bermuda Regiment Band and silver tankards for crew. Aboard were 545 passengers bound for New York and England.
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New York
Bermuda Regiment
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Bermuda Trade Development Board
John Young
England
Woman in court over burglary case recalls son's Vietnam death
Mabel Stewart sat in Criminal Court in Baltimore on Tuesday as a witness in a breaking and entering and larceny case. Her 24 year old son Wilbert was reported killed in action in Vietnam just before she left home, yet she continued to testify, saying it was her civic duty. Judge James A. Perrott postponed the case indefinitely during the proceeding.
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Stewart
Sherriff Samuel. Greenberg
Wilbert
Viet Nam
James A. Perrott
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