Unusual Recess Planned By U N
The General Assembly will recess for the winter to await Kennedy’s view after Khrushchev’s phase of the session. Delegates hope a new U S president will shift Soviet policy and allow progress on conflicts. The assembly has postponed major actions, with Congo seating and China membership among ongoing debates.
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Congo
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Colonial agenda looms as Khrushchev proposals spark debate
Morgan County Pine Ridge reports on a crowded mid December assembly agenda with 64 speakers addressing Soviet moves to abolish colonies, Hammarskjold reforms, and clashes over Hungary Tibet and U S accusations. The Political Committee debates disarmament and Algerian independence as Kennedy views requested.
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Hungary
Tibet
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Cuba
United States
France
National memorial bust honors George Washington Carver in Missouri
The sole national memorial in Missouri is a bust of George Washington Carver placed west of Diamond, honoring the famed agricultural scientist born to slave parents.
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Missouri
George Washington Carver
Diamond
Manpower Cited In Speech At Birmingham Meeting
R L Gray chairman of Armco Steel Corp Middletown Ohio told a regional American Iron and Steel Institute gathering in Birmingham that the nation can no longer tolerate manpower waste. He warned that waste harms productivity and consumer purchasing power and urged reforms to discard restrictive practices and outmoded methods.
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R. L. Gray
Gen Byam
Man Gray
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iowa State meat judging team wins 31st contest
Iowa State University won the 31st annual meat judging contest at the international livestock exposition. The team tied the rotating challenge trophy, earning it permanently after becoming the third school to win three times. Members include John Besh Geiger Alabama. Cardiff named capital of Wales after long dispute ending in 1955.
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Iowa State University
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Iowa
Forest Chapel Guests Share Thanksgiving Dinner
Forest Chapel W. Roberts were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reid and Don. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bridges and Joyce hosted Thanksgiving guests including J. R. Vaughan and sons, Buel Bridges and family, all of Decatur, plus H. A. Byford, Pat and Danny, and Miss Elwina Cox. Hartselle Mrs. Harold Bell visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reid. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Roberts attended.
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Ben Hur
Huntsville
Young Married Peoples Training Union
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Jean Edmonson
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Steve
Sue Parker
Verna Looper
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Decatur
Martha Jo Bowling
Florence College
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Howard Whisenant
Glenn Greenhaw
Ruth
Virginia Criscoe
Sarah Ann Tyler
Jean
Ina Lee Parker
Union Hill School
Olen Whitten
Clifford Parker
Charles Martin
Nashville
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Ruth Eubanks
Grassy Community
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Cotaco
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Doris Parker
Richard Parker
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