Bankruptcy or Receivership Reorganization Under Act
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No Trace Of Woman Is Found
Atlanta police and private plane owners conducted a weekend air search for missing Mary Shotwell Little, six weeks into marriage, but found no clues. Her car, bloodstained seats, ripped garments, and grocery sacks were located at a shopping center parking lot, with investigators suspecting the car was driven away and later returned.
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Adams Mills Report Shows Gains for 1965 Nine Months
Adams-Millis Corporation reports end of third quarter sales up 10 percent and earnings up 20 percent versus 1964. Nine month sales total 15,479,258 with net earnings after taxes of 764,984 or 1.01 dollars per share, compared with 627,140 or 0.04 dollars per share last year.
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TRE INGREDIENTS Any self-made man will be glad to tell you
A brief musing suggests success comes from a blend of instinct and practical sense. The author notes that ambition and practical know-how together drive achievement, with emphasis on effort and pragmatic judgment as keys to progress.
Johnson Bounces Back While Fishing for News Often
President Johnson moves slowly after surgery as he enjoys an 18 foot speedboat ride on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson near his ranch. He admits pain from the operation but vows to stay at the ranch and occasionally return to Washington while resuming a busy agenda to push 23 administration bills in the next Congress. Newsmen note his optimistic outlook despite ongoing recovery and his baseball-related discomfort.
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Heavy guard surrounds Wilson in Rhodesia visit
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrives in Salisbury on a mission to halt unilateral independence by Rhodesia's white rulers. Police brace for protests, tighten security at the airport and in Negro townships. Arthur Bottomley accompanies Wilson after an overnight layover in Cyprus. four Africans arrested for waving antigovernment banners. Nkomo and Sithale are confined. Sithale predicts violence if Smith proclaims independence. Smith offers a treaty to uphold constitutional principles aiding Rhodesia's four million Africans.
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Americans Split Over Freedom Across Racial Lines
The Harris survey finds Americans prize living in a free country but whites largely feel they share full freedoms while many Negroes feel excluded. Whites report higher standards of living and more job mobility. Negroes report cramped conditions, longer hours, and fewer chances to enjoy life, yet value a free country as their top good.
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OAS Troops Move Into Rebel Sector
Violence in Santo Domingo spikes as a peace force of U S and Brazilian troops enters the rebel zone to aid order. Provisional President Hector Garcia-Godoy seeks patrol support after multiple killings, including Aquiles Leyva Mattos and Capt Mario Dujartic, with attacks impacting the capital and Valverde province.
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Violence Claims Sixteen Lives In North Carolina Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 16 people died across North Carolina over the weekend including four Marines killed in a wreck near Jacksonville and four others in a Beaufort County accident. Also killed were two children in a Virginia crash near the NC border and a woman burned to death in Charlotte. Victims include Marines John Niemi Edward Keber Virden Puckett and Brian Wood of Camp Lejeune and others from Asheville Candler and Dunn.
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