Calendar Of Events In North Alabama Churches And clubs
A dense community notices list gospel singings church events meetings and carnivals across Upshaw Danville Tanner Decatur Somerville and surrounding areas. Highlights include West Quartet at Friendship Baptist Church and multiple church revivals and Halloween activities with dates times and host organizations. Community groups like Morgan County Young Democrats and North Alabama Genealogical Society announce gatherings along with school carnivals and charity fundraisers.
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Friendship Baptist Church
Upshaw
Danville
West Quartet
Andrew Chapel
Morgan County
Gateman
Goodman Building Dedicated at Walden School
In memory of Andrew Goodman, 1961 Walden School graduate and civil rights martyr, the school dedicated the new Andrew Goodman Building with Ramsey Clark as main speaker noting Goodman gave his life for fundamental human rights.
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NYT
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Walden School
Ramsey Clark
United States
Goodman
Bork vows full measures to pursue Watergate probe
Acting attorney general Robert H. Bork said he would take any steps needed, including court action, to obtain White House evidence for the Watergate investigation. He spoke at his first news conference since taking the post, asserting he would not abandon the inquiry nor compromise its integrity.
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Washington
Nyt
Robert H. Bork
White House
Yale Law
Justice Department
Bork
Nixon
Chilean Communist Party labels Chile coup Fascist
The Chilean communist party in Buenos Aires called the overthrow of the Allende government a Fascist coup led by the United States government and business interests. It conceded grave errors by Allende followers but said now is not the time to discuss them.
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Buenos Aires
NYT
Chilean Communist Party
Thec
Chilean Junta Ends Summary Executions
Chile's ruling military junta ordered an end to summary executions though death sentences by military tribunals continue. Four new executions were announced by the Antofagasta tribunal, raising total executions reported since the 1973 takeover to eighty one. The government avoids exact counts of summary cases, but at least twenty are cited by censored press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Nyt
Chile
Antofagasta
Here
Westgate Surrender Ends Control of Major California Firm
Financier C Arnholt Smith agreed to surrender control of Westgate California Corp to avert trial on multi million dollar fraud charges. The SEC civil suit seeks a new board and officers for the $190 million conglomerate.
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San Diego
Nyt
C. Arnholt Smith
Ae Ee
Westgate California Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Kissinger Rejects Soviet US Forces in Middle East
Kissinger ruled out any introduction of Soviet or US troops into the Middle East and opposed a joint Soviet US peacekeeping force. He noted awareness of possible Soviet moves but declined to discuss specific messages, stressing the need to avoid great power confrontation. Jackson said the alert was in response to a warning of Soviet action to enforce a cease-fire.
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Kissinger
United States
Middle East
Soviet Union
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
White House
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Secretary of Defense
James R. Schlesinger
D-Wash
Israel
Senate Armed Services Committee
Albert
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Radio
3Rd Army
Canal
Little Bitter Lake
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Zayyat
Security Council
U.N
Suez Front
Kurt Waldheim
Golan Heights
Radio Israel
Cairo
Suez Canal
Abdul Rahman Ategha
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
Pollution advisory urges Decatur residents to avoid leaf burning
Tri County District Health Service issued an air pollution advisory for Decatur urging residents to refrain from open burning of leaves and refuse. A morning sample showed 237 micrograms per cubic meter, about 2.5 times the average, prompting an internal alert and temporary revocation of burning permits.
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Decatur
Tri-County District Health Service
David Nelson
The
Health Service
Nelson
Athens
Moulton
Nixon ally entrepreneur freed after month of court talks
Federal District Judge Leland C Nielsen approved a settlement after month long negotiations. The 74 year old entrepreneur and Nixon associate and two codefendants faced trial next Monday. The government urged reduced home heating and less car use to save fuel. Peter Walker spoke in the House of Commons outlining government policy on commerce and industry.
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Federal
Leland C. Nielsen
Nixon
House of Commons
Peter Walker
Trade and Industry
Britain
Britain Seeks Energy Cutback Amid Oil Shortage
Britain issued a public appeal to reduce heating at home and conserve power in business as it responds to shrinking petroleum supplies and rising prices from the Middle East and elsewhere.
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London
NYT
Britain
Nixon vetoes bill limiting presidential wartime power
President Nixon vetoed a congressional bill aimed at restricting the president from sending armed forces into foreign hostilities without approval. He called the proposal unconstitutional and dangerous and said it would hinder decisive action in international crises. He favored a nonpartisan commission to study constitutional roles.
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Washington
Nyt
Nixon
Congress
Mengele Located in Paraguay Said to Be Hidden
Bonn officials disclosed Mengele, the Auschwitz physician known as The Angel of Death, may be in the Paraguayan village of Pedro Cabellero near Amambay, with only a slim chance of extradition or trial.
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NYT
Bonn
Joseph Mengele
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Paraguay
Mengele
Angel of Death
Pedro Cabellero
Amambay
Horst von Glasenapp
POW Denton to Lead Armed Forces Staff College
Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. will assume command of the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk Virginia in January. Denton, a former captain while prisoner in North Vietnam, was promoted to rear admiral after his release earlier this year.
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NYT
Jeremiah A. Denton Jr
Armed Forces Staff College
Norfolk
Nixon Faces Fallout From Cox Firing Crisis
The article reviews President Nixon and advisers misjudging public mood in firing Archibald Cox, leading to loss of key aides, the surrender on judicial review of White House tapes, and erosion of political capital amid calls for cease-fire observers and oil-cut pressures.
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Washington
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Watergate
White House
Charles Alan Wright
Cox
Church approves Princess Anne wedding license before banns
The Church of England grants a royal special license for Princess Anne to marry Capt. Mark Phillips on November 14, with Queen Elizabeth II endorsing consent. The license allows the marriage to proceed without banns being called, reflecting the Queen’s status as head of the church.
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NYT
Church of England
Anne
Mark Phillips
Elizabeth II
Archbishop of Canterbury
Harvard Study Claims Vicks VapoRub Weakens Mice Immunity
Harvard researchers report that VapoRub suppresses mouse immune defenses, increasing susceptibility to bacterial pneumonia and lung infections. Dr Gary L Huber presented findings at the American College of Chest Physicians meeting in Toronto, questioning OTC cold remedy safety. Americans buy over 282 million VapoRub packages annually amid widespread cold relief use.
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New York
Nyt
Harvard
Vicks
Vicki VapoRub
Gary L. Huber
American College of Chest Physicians
Toronto
Nixon Takes Time Out From White House Crises
President Nixon, a pro football fan, called Washington Redskins coach George Allen during the weekend Watergate firings uproar to congratulate on the East victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Allen said they spoke about football and not his problems.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Justice Department
George Allen
Washington Redskins
St. Louis Cardinals
Allen
China Blasted by Moscow Over Arab Relations Move
The Soviet press accused China on Wednesday of attempting to sabotage Soviet relations with Arab nations, signaling rising tensions between Moscow and Beijing over Middle East diplomacy.
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Moscow
NYT
China
Ruckelshaus Calls for Tapes Authentication in Watergate
Former Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus urged experts to authenticate Nixon era Watergate tapes amid claims of possible alterations. He noted the need for credible records as Cox’s firing and the administration’s actions stirred public and congressional pressure. Ruckelshaus praised Henry Petersen's integrity while warning of resignations if essential materials remain unreleased.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nixon
Ruckelshaus
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Robert H. Bork
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
White House
Congress
Richardson
Soviet Analyst Blames China For Middle East Rift
Yuri Kornilov of Tass accuses China of discrediting Soviet efforts for peace in the Middle East and weakening Soviet Arab ties by not backing a U N Security Council joint resolution discussed during Kissinger’s visit. China purportedly blocks settlement progress in the region.
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Yuri Kornilov
Tass
China
Kornilov
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Bombed Syrian Capital Guard Looting After Raid
Syrian soldiers patrol a bombed out section of the capital on Wednesday to guard against looting. The destroyed buildings were caused by an Israeli bombing raid.
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Redstone Division
North Alabama Railroad Club
Nanning Commission Room
Huntsville City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Tanner
Saints Alive
Oak Park Baptist Church
Jack Freeman
Young Democrats
Neel School
Oak Ridge Methodist Church
Vaughn Bridge Rd
Hartselle
Area Seven
Red Carpet Inn
West Morgan High School
Somerville Road
Robert L. Archibald
First United Methodist Church
Summer Manor
Donald K. Campbell
Dallas
Tex
First Bible Church of
Christian Women’s Club
Decatur Inn
Carl Yancy
Birmingham
Betty Hunter
Nancy Julich
Yokah Mae Holt
Barbara Smith
Woodmeade
Upton’s Chapel Methodist Church
North Alabama Genealogical Society
Birmingham Public Library
Mel Wallace
First State Bank
Gateway Shopping Center
Caddo Congregational Christian Church
Aquadome
Dome Activity Club
Peter Yu
North Alabama Association of Industrial Nurses
Russell Erskine Hotel
Antioch United Methodist Church
Five Points
Masters
Spirit Masters
Penn Church of God
Falkville
West
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Flint Elementary
Ctops AL 128
Spring Ave
Morgan County Historic Preservation Society
Somerville Court House
James Record
Madison County Commission
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Alabama
Hartselle National Guard Armory
Pilgrims
Aquadome Gym
Chamber of Commerce
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Joe Prather
Nanafalia Baptist Church
Flint City
Planning Council
North Central Alabama Health Planning Agency
Tri-County
Rising Sun Lodge
F&am
Austin High School
PTA
Mike Harper
Pilot Club of
Eastwood Elementary School
KKK
William
Chad) Mitchell
San Antonio
Westgate
Henry A. Kissinger
House
Carl Albert Dokla
Dukes
Leach Manufacturing Co
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mideast Fighting Area
Frank Wills
Wills
Pow
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Vicks Rub
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