Kosygin Seeks U.N. Emergency Session on Middle East
The Soviet premier Kosygin pushes for an emergency U.N. General Assembly session to press for immediate Israeli withdrawals from Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. U.S. and Israel withhold consent while Britain and Iceland would join if the majority supports the move. Kosygin flies via Paris to New York with 48 aides to push the crisis.
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U Thant
U.N
France
United States
Britain
Iceland
Kosygin
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
Paris
Middle East
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
Security Council
Assembly
Hollingsworth Joins Young Hollingsworth in Practice
Hollingsworth a Blount County native and 1963 Auburn University D.V.M. graduate joins Dr. Cole at 1614 4th Ave SE. He served two years in the Army Veterinary Corps in Philadelphia and worked in Hartselle with the U S Department of Agriculture Animal Health Research Services.
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Jerome. Hollingsworth
Blount County
Cole. Young
4Th Ave
Auburn University
Hollingsworth
Army Veterinary Corps
Philadelphia
Hartselle
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Research Services
Animal Health
Local Hospitals Record Births In Multiple North Alabama Areas
Infant names listed from Trinity to Athens and Russellville reflect recent births. Officials include James R. Jones Jr. and Robert Miller with several others noted in Lacey's Spring and Carridale hospitals.
Division Member Joins Private Practice with Dr. Young
The division official leaves public service to enter private practice with Dr. Young. Dr. Hollingsworth is married to former Sylvia Patterson of Tuscaloosa.
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Young
Hollingsworth
Sylvia Patterson
Tuscaloosa
Area Pair To Attend Library Convention
Morgan and Limestone Counties will be represented at the 86th annual conference of the American Library Association from June 25 to July 1. Mrs. Robert T. Agnew and James Rankin from the Regional Library will attend. The conference, among the nation's largest professional meetings, is expected to draw about 7 000 attendees. The theme is Crisis in Library Manpower Myth and Reality.
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Morgan
Limestone
American Library Association
Wheeler Basin
Robert T. Agnew
James Rankin
Alabama Public Library Service
ALA
Athens Fire Damages Lumber at Southern Sash Co
A small fire damaged a stack of new lumber at Southern Sash Co in Athens on Thursday afternoon. Assistant Fire Chief John Vinson said the blaze was reported at 2 44 p.m. The cause remains undetermined. Southern Sash is on S Houston Street.
Woman Charged In Shooting Case In Morgan County
Delia Johnson, 44, of Decatur, was charged with assault with intent to murder after her husband Walter Johnson, 40, was shot in the leg twice. Deputies said the Morgan County Sheriff's department reported the incident and Johnson had been released from custody earlier.
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Delia Johnson
Decature
Morgan County
Fragmentary jail brief reports a gun incident
A jail spokesman said no bullet wounds were found on Johnson who was treated after a shooting. Mrs Johnson had already been booked, and the weapon was identified as a .22 caliber pistol.
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Johnson
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