Social notices list club and church meetings in town
The society column schedules First Presbyterian Church circles meeting in various rooms and times, Ruth Sunday School Class at Mrs John Britt’s home, Hope Iris Club at Mrs C M Agee’s home with a plant sale, and several other church and garden club activities. Also listed are Bridge Club results, local visits, hospital updates, and upcoming Chancery and Civil Court cases, plus several marriages and a Norwich note about Alix Colm’s vast collection of items in a five story house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rogers
W. E. White Sr
Ruth
First Baptist Church
John Britt
Shover
A. L. Weems
Cecil Clark
Hope Iris Club
C. M Agee
Deborah
Miles Laha
Norwich
Conn
Alix Colm
Helen
P.S. Noram II
Labor MP Harold Hayman Dies in Britain at 71
Harold Hayman, Labour member of Parliament for the Cornish Falmouth division, died early today at age 71. His death narrows Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Commons majority to three votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press London
Harold Hayman
Labor Party
Falmouth
Hayman
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
World Happenings Weekend Review of Global Tensions
World focus this weekend on Hawaii as President Johnson and officials review the Vietnam war. He pledged a firm U.S. stand in South Vietnam and attacked retreat calls. Antiwar pickets greeted him as 6,000 gathered after his nonstop flight from Washington. Other events include Berlin antiwar clashes, U.N. Goldberg opposing a coalition including the Viet Cong, and a deadly bar blast in Vinh Long City. Luna 9 moon photos released by Moscow and Britain. Political crises hit Italy with Moro's resignation and Belgium with Harmel's coalition strain and delayed doctor strikes.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Johnson
Washington
Saigon
Pearl Harbor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Berlin
Amerika Haus
West Berlin
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Vinh Long City
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Rome
Aldo Moro
Giuseppe Saragat
Brussels
Baudouin
Pierre Harmel
Mossler Murder Trial Nears Fourth Week
Candace Mossler and her nephew Melvin Powers face a murder trial in Florida over Jacques Messier’s 1964 death. The state seeks to introduce an eavesdropped call. defense claims rights violation. Palm print evidence and intentions with the four adopted children are discussed amid migraine disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur
Everett Mami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Messier
Candy
George Schulz
Mrs
Messler
Roscoe Brown
Powers
Brown
Thomas J. Spurlock
Dade County Records and Identification Bureau
Key Biscayne
Pope and Thant Seek Neutral Path to Viet Nam Peace
Secretary-General Thant and Pope Paul VI pursue independent efforts to mobilize nonaligned states for a Viet Nam peace conference. They aim to assemble eight participants including Viet Cong, Britain, France, the Soviet Union, Red China, the United States, North and South Viet Nam, possibly leading to a Geneva summit at neutral venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalion Security Council
Viet Nam
Aftican
Mali
Nigeria
Uganda
Pope Paul
U.N
Austria
Sweden
Finland
Syria
William N
OATIS
United Nations
N,y
Thant
Pope Paul VI
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pontiit
Geneva
Tomas Satratia
Brant
Sean Lon
Delasio
Syed
Tate
Pett Wessi
Helen Bottelman column on school dress and parenting
The Faithful Reader letters critique school dress codes and sex separation in classes, offer parental guidance on smoking and stepfamily issues, and close with news that Salisbury Md hosts the U S National Indoor Tennis Championships in 1967, per USLTA prez Tressel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach, Mla
U.S
Salisbury
Martin J. Tressel
U.S. Lawn
Oldtimers Edge Youngsters In Seattle Indoor Meet
Pat OBrien and Jim Grelle led seasoned performers in Seattle's indoor meet while Lennox Miller and Doug Brown among others posted strong showings. Lindgren trailed Day in the two mile as Miller claimed the 60 yard dash and O'Brien threw 63-1 to win the shot. Upper Nile tribesmen rest with a single foot under the knee in a distant, odd closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hewins
Associated Press
Seattle
Pat O'Brien
Jim Grelle Pappy
Acenie Bale
Bob Day
UCLA
NGAA
Lindgren
Portland
Grelle
University of Oregon
Multnnomah Club
Washington State’ University
Montana
Doug Brown
Tim
Lennox Miller
Jamaica
Southern California
Wayne Jermen
San Jose State
Parry O'Brien
Bank
Pasadena
Neil Steinhauer
Upper Nile
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P.H.D
Henry Haynes
Gus Haynes
B. N. Holt
Guernsey Pta
Gardenia Club
Guy Basye
Lonnie Crow
Gardenia Garden Club
Basye
Jim James
Albert Jewell
Charles Flowers
C. C. Lewis
K. &. Ambrose
C. F. Spragins
Arkansas College
Batesville
Lance Jones
Henry Bowman
Bruce Berry
Haskell Jones
H. W. Hatcher
Augusta
Col
E. T. Brice
James Morrow
Texarkana
Jack Gray
Longview
Tex
Mrs. B. B. McPherson
Artie Patterson
Ashdown
Tom Walters
Bess Grounds
Ft. Worth
Willis Cobb
Branch Hospital
Bill Harmon
Joe and
Kenneth
Etla Mae Reed
Johnnie Reed
Ann Johnson Easterling
William Ray Easterling
Barbara Stuart
Julius Stuart, Jr
Temily Gilbert
Johnny Gilbert
Byron Hefner
D-B-A
Hefner Motor Co
Cleotha Ray Phillips
Allene Phillips
Doyle
Franklin Ware
Hope
Sylvia Faye Perry
Alvin Ray Bobo
Betty Buchanan
Prescott
Ernest William Eubanks, Jr
Martha Louise Miller
Joseph H. Waring
Betty Jean Rowe
John T. Bobo
Beulah Janeway
Wales
Ward & Son Drugco
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jack Paar
Theile
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
George Washington
Alben Barkley
Lincoln
NBC
White House
CBS
Vietnam
ABC
Pope, Thant
Helen Bottelman
Patrisith
Mother
Helen Bottel
Hope Stow
King Features Syndicate, Inc
First National
First National Bank OF Hope
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