Lions Club hears hurricane Betsy film in town meeting
Howard Hopkins presented a movie on Hurricane Betsy and its impact on New Orleans at the Lions Club gathering in Town & Country. Guests included Charles Abbott of Shreveport and newly elected Prosecuting Attorney Bill Denman Jr. of Prescott.
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Howard Hopkins
New Orleans
Lions Club
Town & Country
Charles Abbott
Shreve
Port
Bill Denman Jr
Prescott
Mansfield boss JoAnn Zimmerman considers herself Ohio's prettiest contractor
AP reports in Mansfield that 27 year old JoAnn Zimmerman heads Zimmerman Excavating Co inherited from her late father Joseph J. Zimmerman. Bryn Mawr trained former teacher now runs the firm with her mother as vice president and ten employees. She notes she still learns and values her 20 teachers’ influence. Switzerland is divided into 22 cantons.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Zimmerman Excavating Co
Ohio
JoAnn Zimmerman
Bryn Mawr College
Mansfield
Joseph J. Zimmerman
Engineering
Bryn Mawr
Ashland College
Zimmerman
Private funds plan new Rhine bridge at Reimagen
In Bonn area, Rudolf Schulz says a private finance Rhine bridge near Reimagen would be the first of its kind. Estimated cost 10 to 15 million dollars, with capacity 10 000 to 12 000 cars daily. The Remagen bridge was taken March 7 1945 and collapsed ten days after，其颯.
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Germany
Reimagen
U.S
Rhine River
Rudolf Schulz
Bad Godesberg
Rhine
Remagen
Omar N. Bradley
Moscow Space Talk Masks Ambition and Internal Struggle
A juxtaposition of Soviet space promises with Moscow’s earthbound aims shows a pattern of liberation rhetoric and expansionist intent. Pravda’s editorials frame peaceful coexistence as a step toward revolutionary struggle, amid internal Soviet-Chinese tensions and global communist dynamics.
British Try to Dissuade Africans at UN over Rhodesia sanctions
At the United Nations Britain urged African Security Council members to avoid pushing for a full embargo on Rhodesia that would require a broad naval blockade of Southern Africa. Lord Caradon called for urgent talks after Uganda proposed amendments to a British sanctions resolution. Britain suggested a limited oil ban aimed only at Rhodesia, while Portugal and South Africa could still supply Smith’s regime. Western sources doubt the council would approve such drastic measures, predicting Britain may veto if needed.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Africa
Lord Caradon
Uganda
George Brown
Council
Portugal
South Africa
Ian Smith
Congo
Mozambique
Give what you have thought for the day and drive
The column urges generosity with a call to donate to U S service men in Viet Nam with items collected by Troop 162 scouts. It notes a Charmetts Social Club meeting on December 14 at Mrs Lurlean Phillips home and reminders to be present. A funeral service for W M Cross of Blevins is rescheduled to December 16 at noon and Robert Muldrow is a patient at St Vincent Hospital in Little Rock. Flagstaff is noted as named by lumberjacks celebrating the Fourth of July in 1876 for a U S flag placed atop a pine.
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Scouts
Troop 162
U. S
Viet Nam
Charmetts Social Club
Lurlean Phillips
Gladys Kirby
W.M. Cross of
Blevins
Robert Muldrow
St. Vincent Hospital
Little Rock
Arkansas
Flagstaff
Ariz
U.S
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Budget Man Putting in Last Touch
Charles L. Schultze, 42, now heads the Bureau of the Budget in Washington. The former Army private first class oversees the nation’s budget process, saying small choices are measured in millions, yet sometimes provoke sharp debate.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Charles L. Schultze
Bureau of the Budget
Alexandria
van Shultze
Kiesinger Signals Shift Toward Détente with France and Soviet Bloc
Bonn report notes Chancellor Kiesinger will push closer ties with President de Gaulle and the Soviet bloc while deprioritizing East German reunification. The first Bonn Parliament statement with Brandt in the coalition marks a policy change from Erhard, who focused on Franco German friendship.
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Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Bloc
East Germany
Berlin
Klesinger
Willy Brandt
Social Democrats
Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
France
Reunification, Berlin Ties Targeted by East and West Leaders
Europe’s future hinges on German French ties as Erhard and Klesinger push for peace and reunification. Soviet threats blamed for stalled progress while U.S. aid supports Britain’s Rhine garrison, with Britain awaiting $35 million in military supplies and a $215 million next year foreign exchange cost.
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Germany
France
Erhard
Soviet Union
Klesinger
London
United States
Britain
Rhine
George Thomson
House of Commons
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