Count Your Blessings Talk At Hope Kiwanis
Public Accountant Kenneth G. Hamilton urged Hope Kiwanis members to pause and count their many blessings during a pre Thanksgiving Day talk at Town and Country restaurant. He stressed humility and gratitude tracing from pilgrim forefathers to modern times as a nation blessed by God. The talk was introduced by Attorney Norman Smith who organized the program. The Associated Press reported Dr Jelle Sijistra of the Antirevolutionary party formed a minority provisional Cabinet with the Roman Catholic party to prepare for elections likely in February after the old coalition cabinet resigned October 14 amid distrust in the budget.
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Kenneth G. Hamilton
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Norman Smith
Associated Press
Hague
Netherlands
Jelle Sijistra
Hempstead ASC county committee results announced
Election results for Hempstead County ASC community committees were released by ASC Chairman R B Arenold. Ballots were mailed and tabulated publicly in Hope, with multiple district chairmen and alternates listed. the county convention is set for November 28, 1966 to choose committee officers. In New Delhi, India, Jagatguru Shankaracharya was arrested during a fast protest against cow slaughter, a riot followed, eight killed and many injured, as Home Minister Nanda resigned.
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ASC
Hempstead
R. B. Arenold
T. c. McNeil
C H Shover Springs
DeAnn
J.C. Burke
Howard Reece
Jewel Burke
E. E. Avery
Louis Hampton
D Hope W. J. Schooley
Charles W. Key
Donald Moore
Joe Hampton
Autrey Wilson
Ond
E F Fulton &Crossroads
Wade Gilbert
Ernest Cox
Herbert Raley
Johnnie M. Thompson
J. E. Lively
G K Washington & Ozan- Moss Rowe
B. C. Webb
R. J. Hill
Alton Bohanon
Audria Stroud
T Sweet Home & Blevins-Cart Brown
Guy Lee
Federal Post Office
Hope
New Delhi
India
Jagatguru Shankara
Charya
Jagatguru
Spurrier Wins Heisman Trophy From 1966 Florida Team
Gainesville AP reports Steve Spurrier won the Heisman with 433 of 869 first place votes and 1 679 points. He spoke at a hastily arranged press conference after practice and credited teammates, noting Florida faces Miami and an Orange Bowl vs Georgia Tech. He listed potential NFL interest but planned to delay pro talks until after the bowl.
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F. T. Macfeely
Gainesville
Fla
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Gators
Bob Griese
Purdue
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Gary Beban
UCLA
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Clint Jones
Michigan State
Spurrier
Georgia Tech
Miami
New York
Hawai
New York Giants
Giants
Londoners Embrace Western Wear In West End Shop
A new Western apparel boutique The Westerner opens on Oxford Street in London's West End, selling cowboy jeans hats and boots to Britons eager for a Western cult. Owner John Michael and vaudeville deputy Danny Arnold promote the look as masculine and stylish, with jeans around 11 dollars and boots near 29 dollars.
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London
Oxford Street
West End
New Trading Post
John Michael
Times
America
Germany
France
The
Danny Arnold
Bexar County
Tex
Britain
Danny
Wild Bid Hickok
Percy Has No Favorite Nominee For 1968 GOP Nod
Senator elect Charles H. Percy says he has no favorite for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. He declines to declare a front runner between Michigan Gov. George Romney and former Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Percy says one should not back any candidate before announcements and until positions are clear. He also notes party leaders like Rep. Melvin R. Laird and Rockefeller promote their own stances. In Italy, a Rome court convicted Princess Maria Alossa Pignatelli di Monteroduni and four others of narcotics offenses, sentencing each to prison.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Charles H. Percy
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Percy
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Goldwater
Republican Party
House Republican Conference
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Nixon
Puerto Rico
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Romney H
Rome
Maria Alossa Pignatelli di Monteroduni
Obituary: Charles Parker Rogers 53 Hempstead
Charles Parker Rogers 53 lifelong Hempstead resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. A retired farmer and Shover Springs Baptist Church member, he is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Gary Burgess of Hot Springs Mrs Mary Beth Carroll of Hope a granddaughter Dana Lynne Carroll a brother Jim Rogers of Helena. Services Thursday 2 30 p m at Herndon Chapel with Rev Carlton Roberts and Rev Clyde Johnson burial in Shover Springs Cemetery active pallbearers Hoyt Laseter Wade Gilbert Johnny Thompson Richard Lively William Lively Bryan Ruggles.
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Charles Parker Rogers
Hempstead
Shover Springs
Gary Burgess
Hot Springs
Mary Beth Carroll
Hope
Dana Lynne Carroll
Jim Rogers
Helena
Herndon Chapel
Carlton Roberts
Clyde Johnson
Hoyt Laseter
Wade Gilbert
Johnny Thompson
Richard and
William Lively
Bryan Ruggles
Highway bids near sixty million in year contracts
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Highway Department projected bids for the year to top sixty million with about 6.9 million in contracts awarded Wednesday. Army Admits Running Short of Rifles Washington AP The Army faced a temporary shortage of standard M14 rifles in September and October. Nearly 15,000 retired M1 rifles were pulled from depot stocks to fill the gap as production shifts to the M14 and M16.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Army
Washington
United States
Pentagon
Defense Department
Continental
Viet Nam
Europe
Army Times
the Times
DOD
Department of Defense
Letter to Johnson Saves Soldier From Viet Nam Departure
In Canton Ohio a wife’s letter to President Lyndon B Johnson secures an extension of Private George Schmidt’s leave. He will miss Thanksgiving but can join his wife for their fourth wedding anniversary before flying to Viet Nam.
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Canton
Ohio
Viet Nam
Pte
George Schmidt
Schmidt
Riva
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Oakland
Calif
Negro Family To Leave Grosse Pointe Woods Suburb
Gene Schroeder reports that the first Negro family to move into the Detroit suburb will depart by year end. A Gordon Wright, 36, plans to sell or rent his $40,000 home to another Black family, noting progress in integration despite initial hostility. Wright, regional director of the EDA in Detroit, says his job loss due to the Johnson administration economy order affects him.
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Gene Schroeder
Detroit
Grosse Pointe Woods
A. Gordon Wright
Cleveland
Wright
Wrights
Grosse Pointe
Johnson Administration
Economic Development Administration
Midwest
Washington's Home Town Is Changing
In Alexandria Virginia private enterprise and government join to restore Old Town near the Potomac and across from Washington. Old houses are being refurbished by owners and developers, while builders add Colonial style townhouses to blend with the era.
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John Koenig JR
Alexandria
George Washington
Virginia
Old Town
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Alexandria’s King Street redevelopment bids to turn city core
Urban renewal funds back a plan to raze two large blocks on King Street for modern shops with Colonial decor. Remaining Alexandria landmarks include Gadsby’s Tavern and Christ Church as anchors, adjacent to City Hall and a new park. Officials tout the project’s tourism potential.
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King Street
Howe
Alexandria
Old City
America
City Hall
Wil
Christ Church
George Washington
Gadsby’s
Fitah Lee
Robert E. Lee
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