Britain Moves to UN Sanctions Over Rhodesia Crisis
The article argues Britain faces a dilemma as it seeks Security Council sanctions on Rhodesia after UDI. It warns the move may fail to restore multiracial balance, strain Britain and Zambia, push Rhodesia toward South Africa, and heighten regional racial tensions while highlighting Smith's regime as chiefly responsible for the crisis.
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New York Times
Rhodesia
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Council
Mr. Wilson
U. N
Smith
Zambia
South Africa
sub-Saharan Africa
Kaunda
Africa
United States
U.N
Ian Smith
Havig
Rhodesian
Mr. Smith
Local hospital notice lists births and names
A hospital notice records multiple births and new arrivals including George ens 5 David Randy Bailes Ardmore 1 Tommy Ellis Williams Sr Madison 1 Keiffer Allison Davis Athens 9 Linda Amerson and infant boy Elkmont 3 Stella Louise Smith and infant son Athens 4 Wanda Gail Summers Ardmore 2.
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George Ens
David Randy Bailes
Ardmore
Tommy Ellis Williams
Madison
Keiffer Allison Davis
Athens
Linda Amerson
Elkmont
Stella Louise Smith
A Sera Athens
Wanda Gail Summers
Griffin sentenced for burglary in Cullman case
The defendant Johny Wayne Griffin of Cullman received a sentence of two years and two days for burglary on December 13, 1965. The second item notes that more than 125 production steps are involved in making a common lead pencil.
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Johny Wayne Griffin
Cullman
Local Names Listing in Turbulent Street Notices
A jumble of names and addresses appears in a community listing including Miss Mattie Ann Allen, Roger McWhorter, Mrs. L. E. Glenda Marie and others from Huntsville Decatur Ardmore Elkmont Hartselle Somerville. The fragment shows residents and infants with various streets and towns.
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Mattie Ann Allen
8Th Ave
Roger McWhorter
Stratford Rd
L. E. Glenda Marie Ee
Huntsville
Dismi Robest BoEss
6Th Ave
John H. Grisby
Ardmore
Tenn
Jimmy Ray Myhan
William W. Phillips
Elkmont
Alene Byars
Somerville Rd
Decatur
John Howell
Hartselle
Coy Lowell
3Rd Ave
Somerville
L. M. Mears
Wheat Advances on Chicago Board Amid Weather Drops
Wheat futures rose 2 to 4 cents as winter wheat belt dryness and a grain association forecast for lower Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado crops boosted sentiment. December wheat at 1.79, soybeans mixed around 3.01, with other grains showing varying moves. Insurance is Texas' leading industry with a 1965 premium estimate of 3.2 billion dollars.
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Chicago
Chi- Board of Trade
Southwest
Grain Association
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Decatur Area Weather and River Note
River and weather bulletin notes Sirius visibility worldwide except near the Arctic Circle. Decatur area forecast: rain unlikely, high 57, low 44, southeast winds 3 to 12 mph.
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Earth
Arctic Circle
Obituary for Mrs. Hilda Cantrell 60 of Chestnut Street
Mrs Hilda Cantrell 60 of 1812 Chestnut Street SE died Thursday in Kansas City Missouri Funeral services set for Sunday at Friendship Church at 3 p.m. Survived by daughters Mrs Dorothy Wages and Mrs Edna Mitchell both of Kansas City a sister Mrs Jesse Blelew five grandchildren The body will arrive Sunday morning and remain at the residence until the service
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Hilda Cantrell
Chestnut St
Kansas City
Friendship Church
Guntare Funeral Home
Dorothy Wages
Edna Mitchell
Kansas City, Mo
Jesse Blelew
Decatur
Markets Slip To Small Loss Amid Slow Week Trading
The New York stock market eased Friday with the Dow at 807.18 down 2.00, the AP 60 stock average off 3, and volume dipping to 6.99 million. Disney rose sharply on news of Walt Disney’s death plans, while Studebaker and Livingston Oil traded actively amid mixed gains and losses across other major issues.
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New York
Associated Press
Livingston Oil
Studebaker
Disney
Walt Disney
Roy Disney
Walt Disney Productions
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
Boeing
General Dynamics
Raytheon
RCA
Westinghouse
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Steers and Heifers Decline at Chicago Market
Slaughter steers and heifers fell 25 100 cents per hundredweight this week at Chicago market. Prime and high choice steers 1150 to 1375 lbs sold 24.00 to 24.75, with some 950 to 1150 lb bids at 24.25 to 24.75. Heifers 850 to 1050 lbs high choice and prime ranged 23.25 to 23.75.
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Chicago
Dow Jones closing averages and bonds movement
The report lists closing averages and bond indices with small gains and losses. Dow Jones at 80.53 up 0.21. Higher Grade Rails 72.50 up 0.31. Second Grade Rails 79.99 down 0.06. Public Utilities 82.51 up 0.23. Industrials 87.11 up 0.35. Commodity Futures Index 139.47 up 0.40.
Romney Defends Federal Tax Sharing At Governors Conference
Gov George Romney told a governors conference the public fears excessive federal programs. Governors adopted a resolution endorsing federal tax sharing and block grants to replace targeted federal aid. Romney sponsored the resolution saying it seeks less Washington control without increasing overall spending.
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George Romney
Romney
Governors Conference
Washington
Michigan
Hanoi area raids cited by Eastern bloc nations
The Hanoi raids escalated the war and threatened world peace as European communist blocs accuse the area of bombardment. A Saigon command denial says U S strike aircraft hit only military targets five miles south and six miles northeast of downtown Hanoi with none falling in the city.
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Ments
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
National Assembly
Hanoi
Thnee
U.S
Saigon
Christmas Dance at VFW Post 4190 Tonight
VFW Post 4190 hosts its annual Christmas Dance for members and guests at 8 p.m. at the post home in Flint. Decatur High School chorus department presents its Christmas concert at 8 p.m. Monday in the school gym. Tickets available at the door 50 cents for students and one dollar for adults.
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VFW
Post
Flint
Decatur High School
30 Cases Disposed Of In County Court Friday
Morgan County Judge Ben McRae disposed of 30 cases Friday in a morning county court session. Eighteen were continued. Notable rulings include Reginald Maxwell indecent exposure charges dropped. Edward Van Bramlett and Earl Garth each with prohibitions and costs. Oscar Goodwin and Winston Wallace with worthless checks dismissed or adjusted. several cases set for jury trial or probation hearings. city cases include Joseph Drueke reduced to reckless driving with costs and 10 days jail for Frank Mastion.
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Morgan County
Bentt McRae
Reginald D. Maxwell
John Thomas Elliott
Mitchel Rgan
Glorian C. Powell
Erry
Smith
Robert King
Tate
Sarah Oney
Oscar Goodwin
Wilburn C. Wix
Edward van Bramlett
Thomas L. Orr
Earl Garth
Wesley Ray Tippett
Carson Lowery
Winston F. Wallace
Decatur
Joseph B. Drueke
Frank Mastion
Ee Pickett Johnson
Britain Eyes Oil Embargo on Rhodesia Amid UN Move
The council approved a landmark plan under Chapter 7 to curb oil shipments to Southern Rhodesia, risking a broader clash with South Africa and potential naval action. Lord Caradon added a clause to ban all motor vehicles and commercial aircraft to Rhodesia, with a list of embargoed goods.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Africa
South Africa
Council
U.N
League of Nations
Italy
Lord Caradon
Birth announcements from Limestone Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Appleton of Elk Mountain welcome a son at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Ottis Sweatman of 914 in Avenue SE greet a daughter at Decatur Hospital.
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Hee Ream
Limestone Hospital
John Appleton
Elkmont 3
Athens-Limestone
James Ottis Sweatman
Ave
Friday
Decatur Hospital
Communication gaps cloud Hanoi bombing dispute details
Officials in the State Department and Defense Department gave conflicting signals as the investigation continued. The Pentagon reportedly stated an attack on military targets only and then directed reporters to the State Department, while observers noted possible unintentional damage in a Hanoi residential area.
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Washington
Hanoi
State Department
Defense Department
Pentagon
U.S
Tass
Housing Starts Drop Despite November Permit Rebound
The housing industry remains weak with starts down since March despite a small November permit rise to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 717,000. Permits suggest future construction but November starts did not fully recover October’s low.
Fire blanket keeps homes safe for small fires
A fire blanket provides quick action to smother kitchen garage or basement flames. It offers a simple safety tool for household fire emergencies and personal protection.
Pair Guilty In Teacher Assault
A 39-year-old Elkmont mother and her 16-year old son were found guilty of assault and battery in Limestone County court. Each was fined $10, received a six month suspended sentence and placed on three months probation for an incident at Elkmont High School involving physical education teacher Miss Lawana Hobbs and Principal Frank Dawson. Their attorney was Jimmy Alexand.
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Athens
Elkmont
Limestone
Elkmont High School
Burrough
Lawana Hobbs
Frank Dawson
Jimmy Alexand
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