Rockefeller Faces Kennedy Goldwater Clash at Utah Speech
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, advancing a forward road vision, labeled Kennedy as favoring an all powerful federal government and Goldwater as seeking to withdraw from world leadership. He urged actions true to American principles and a federal state system. Rockefeller spoke at the University of Utah to about 1300 attendees during a West swing.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Salt Lake City
New York
Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
University of Utah
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Ferry disaster floods Han River ferry near Seoul
A crowded river ferry sank near Yoju southeast of Seoul, with at least 44 dead and about 100 missing. About 160 aboard including children from Anyang school. only nine survived two hours after sinking. Police and villagers recovered four bodies. This followed another South Korean ferry disaster earlier in the year.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yoju
Kyunghyang Shinmoon
Anyang
Korean Peninsula
Land Mass Mostly Lies North of the Equator
The article notes that the majority of Earth's land area lies north of the equator. It highlights the concentration of continents and regions in the northern hemisphere while contrasts with smaller southern landmasses.
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Earth
Equator
Flint City Civitan Group Holds Meeting Plans Charter Night
Officers and members of the Flint City Civitan Group gathered at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building to discuss plans for the upcoming charter night set for November 18. Attendees included Gilbert Edwards president J B Mc Clannahan vice president Fred Craft secretary Carl Lee Howard treasurer Billy Fulmer Bob Schultz and board members with Harold Weaver Gene Fisher and Ray Albert of the Decatur Civitan clubs present.
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Flint City Civitan Club
Federal Savings and Loan
Gilbert Edwards
J. B. McClannahan
Fred Craft
Carl Lee Howard
Billy Fulmer
Bob Schultz
Harold Weaver
Gene Fisher
Ray Albert
Decatur Civitan
Savings and speeding up calls with area code dialing
Bell System urges precise dialing to speed long distance calls and reduce errors. It notes copper salvage of 12 million pounds worth 20 million dollars last year and advises customers to use area codes and verify numbers before dialing.
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Bell System
Alabama
Athens Adopts City Employee Retirement Plan
Athens City Council unanimously approves a new retirement plan for city workers. Five employees will retire by year end. mandatory retirement at 65 applies to all full-time city staff with at least 10 years service. Mayor Stewart not retiring. elected officials and part-time staff excluded.
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Athens
Wallace Coleman
Jess Hargrove
L. S. White
Ruth Dawson
Inez Clem
Coleman
Stewart
Andrews Wins North Dakota Seat in GOP Victory
GOP victory marks North Dakota as Mark Andrews defeats Democrat John Howe 43 659 to 38 690 in the eastern district special election. Howe conceded at 9 30 p m as Andrews expands a long Republican hold in the plains state.
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Fargo
N.D
Washington
North Dakota
Mark Andrews
John Howe
Andrews
Orville L. Freeman
Howe
John Scott
Thomas Dewey
North Dakota National Gop
State University
House of Representatives
Quentin N. Burdick
Senate
House
Leon H. Gavin
GOP
California
Pennsylvania
Decatur High to Crown Queen and Parade Friday Night
Decatur High School plans Homecoming activities Friday featuring Miss Mary Ann Barron crowned queen at halftime of the Decatur Huntsville game. Former letter-winners will be honored at gate two with tickets to the game, and a parade with floats and a police-led route proceeds to Delano Park.
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Mary Ann Barron
Decatur
Gate
Barron
Decatur-Huntsville
Lester Wooten
William Jenkins
Mobile
Miss Barran
Byron Owens
Pam Arkin
Frank Richards
Barbara Stewart
Larry Lovelady
Lile McLaughlin
William Kruidenier
Jan Underwood
Mar¢~ Michelson
Suzan Arkin
Ee Eee
Paula Summers
Billy Hudson
Billy Frazier
Huntsville
Somerville Road
Church Street
Bank Street
Lee Street
2Nd Avenue
Delano Park
Decatur Police Department
Soap Additive May Out Suds
A sugar base compound may help remove detergent pollution from surface and ground water. Dr. Cooper H. Wayman and hydrologists in Denver studied using the sugar additive to make detergents more biodegradable, decomposing within a day in water.
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Washington
Interior Department
Cooper H. Wayman
Survey
Denver
Wayman
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