Asia Africa Events Cast A Shadow On The World
Asia and Africa events cast a grim shadow on the future as a world split into white and nonwhite camps may arise. The Soviet union and China clash over leadership of global communism, withChina extending influence in underdeveloped regions and France under De Gaulle potentially bridging East and West while Moscow watches. A Western diplomat warned that Africa turmoil and Red China assertiveness threaten 1964 peace as Krushchev considers a Spring visit to the Asian dam site.
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Willy Nilly
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Tanganyika
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Aswan Dam
Notable civilizations fall from within, not conquest
A public service note from Hublidied in Cooper ation with le Advertising Council, highlighting a reflection on how most civilizations decline due to internal decay rather than external conquest.
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Hublidied
le Advertising Council
Task Force cites preinduction fail rate by state
The President's Task Force on Manpower Conservation reports that about half of selective service registrants fail preinduction examinations in the West Third Army Area Alabama and Fourth Army Area states including Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. The 1962 data show wide state variation with South Carolina recording the highest mental exam failure rate, 19 times that of Washington.
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Fourth Army
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
South Carolina
Washington
Lewisburg Ghost Town Former Arkansas River Port
Lewisburg once ranked among the region's key Arkansas River ports but has fallen into ghost town status, leaving little remaining activity or population.
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Lewisburg
Arkansas River
Soviet worry and rivalries frame convergence in old world and new
The text notes Moscow financing a ribbon cutting as a public appearance in Africa to blunt Chou Enlai's trip, implying U S and Soviet worry about developments in the underdeveloped world. It says the careful Soviet stance avoids stirring hornets nests, hinting shared concern with the United States over China and the future. It also recalls a Civil War incident at Jonesboro Court House as a minor skirmish.
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Africa
Chou
United States
Middle East
China
Soviet Union
Nixon's Nonpolitical North Carolina Trip
Former Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Greensboro from New York for a nonpolitical visit to Philfer College to speak on foreign affairs. He meets a large crowd at the airport and reiterates he does not seek the Republican nomination but will help elect the strongest candidate.
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Misenheimer
N.C
Richard M. Nixon
North Carolina
Philfer College
Nixon
Greensboro
New York
Orderly Person and the Lint Picker Mindset
A New York AP piece series argues the orderly person is the lint picker of humanity, a collector of near misses and misplaced items. It contrasts hoarders who save everything with discarders who keep nothing, describing the orderly type as one who turns plenty into nothing and is driven by compulsive need to organize.
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N&w York
Court Docket Summary of Dismissals and Divorces
Rosie Lee Thornton versus Clif ford Thornton. Wilma. Crawford versus C. T. Crawford. Charlene Knighton et al versus C. LA Knighton et al. Lucresie Ross et al versus Solom Jon Winterspoon. Cases Dismissed: United Bill Homes Inc versus Sam and Lucille Johnson. United Bilt Homes Inc versus J. V. Walker. United Bilt Homes Inc versus John C. and Ruby Jewell Gon way. Eugene Greene versus Jane T Greene. Divorce Decrees Granted: Madie Duke Rogers versus Roy Rogers. Wanda Perry Richardson versus Harold Richardson Jr. William B. Valvin versus Fannie.
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Rosie Lee Thornton
Clifford Thornton
Wilma. Crawford
C. T.crawford
Charlene Knighton Et
C.la, Knighton
Lucresie Ross Et al
Solom- Jon Winterspoon
United Bill Homes, Inc
Sam and
Lucille Johnson
United Bilt Homes, Inc
J.V. Walker
John C
Ruby Jewell Gonway
Eugene Greene
Janet Greene
Madie Duke Rogers
Roy Rogers
Wanda Perry Richardson
Harold Richardson Jr
William B. Valvin
Fannie
Colvin v. Patterson and Related Civil Dockets in Hempstead
Listing of civil actions and notices including Allen Colvin Hempstead County Memorial Hospital versus Joseph D. Patterson Michigan National Bank versus Cecil Williams George Perry versus J W Rushing and Grover Thompson dismissed Aaron Brothers versus Ben J Owen Owen Dept Store and related cases including Commercial Factors Corp Commercial Credit Corp vs Roy Hanson United Bill Homes Inc versus Georgia Sutton Perkins Glue Co vs Southern Playwood Corp judgments Newton Mfg Co vs Andy Andrews Ed Schuster Co vs Eugene Tyree and others marriages of Hershel Parish Hope Huff Winnsboro and Texarkana residents James Honeycurt Fulton Blevins and other party pairings
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Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Joseph D. Patterson
Michigan National Bank
Cecil Williams
George Perry
J. W. Rushing
Grover Thompson
Aaron Brothers
Ben J. Owen
Owen Dept
Commercial Factors Corp
Commercial Credit, Corp
Roy Hanson
United Bill Homes, Inc
Georgia Sutton, Perkins Glue Co
Southern Playwood Corp
Newton Mfg. Co
Andy Andrews
Andrews Screen and Glass Co
Ed Schuster & Co
Eugene Tyree
John B. Jordan
Jordan's Body Shop
Jim Witherspooner
Billy Davis Wimberly
B. M. Wimberly
John P. Hixon
Nat's Bank
Hershel O. Parish
Hope
Ruby F. Huff
Ralph
The Desk That Defies Order in Boyle’s Note
A columnist narrator mocks a rigorously tidy coworker whose life is ruled by paper clips and antiseptic surroundings. The piece celebrates life’s chaos, contrasts it with organized neatness, and ends with a stubborn motto to preserve even the oddities that accumulate on the desk.
Shoes of Plastic Discussed at Meet Memphis AP
MEMPHIS AP The American Institute of Chemical Engineers opens its convention with talks on making shoes from plastic and converting petroleum into food. President Donald A Dahlstrom said Sunday that in about five years people may wear clothes made from paper and discard them after one day’s use.
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Memphis
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Donald A. Dahlstrom
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