Free Belfast barricades hold amid peace wall plan
The Falls Road area in Belfast remains sealed by Catholic barricades calling it Free Belfast while Protestant enclaves echo elsewhere. Prime Minister Chichester-Clark orders dismantling. troops begin a peace wall between Falls Road and Shankill as residents seek safety and daily life continues with schools open and shops nearby.
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Colin Frost
Belfia
Peauer
Gil
Falls Road
James Chichester-Clark
LRA
Belfast
Free Belfast
Paddy Devlin
Padriac Murphy
St. Peter's Cathedral
Jim Sullivan
Citizen’s Defense Committee
Irish Republican Army
Raymond O'Neill
Si. Ee
Chancery Court Filings List Names and Parties
A record of chancery court filings lists cases including ante Coleman v5 and Helen Coles vie Faye Chance vs Walter Chance plus Dodson vs Jerry Dade Seaman Davis ex parte Janice Marcum vs Weyne Mareun Boy Warren vs Joe Bradley.
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Ante Coleman
Helen Coles
Vie Faye Chance
Walter Chance
Ae Dodson
Jerry Dade Ie Seaman Davis
EX Parte
Janice Marcum
Weyne Mareun Boy Warren
Joe Bradley Oy
Destroyer Commander's Reprimand After Melbourne Collision
Lt. j.g. Ronald C. Ramsey received a reprimand and a reduction in seniority after pleading guilty to three charges of negligence and dereliction of duty following the June collision between the destroyer Frank E. Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. The one-day court martial at Subic Bay also saw four related charges dropped, with testimony noting Ramsey would still command under the executive officer’s trust. The incident left 74 sailors dead as Evans broke in two, and testimony highlighted Ramsey’s positioning during the night maneuver and the carrier's last-minute turn to avoid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jeff Williams
Associated Press
Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Ronald C. Ramsey
Navy
South China Sea
Ramsey
U.S. Navy
Evans
Lazar Benrubi
Benrubi
James E. Keys
J.g
James A. Hopson
Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
AIDC Sparks Arkansas Industry Growth Drive
Adrian Williamson Jr., 44, named executive director of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, aims to unite economic districts chambers of commerce the University of Arkansas and other groups to accelerate Arkansas growth. He emphasizes a coordinated effort, attracting higher wage industry while noting agriculture remains vital. Williamson succeeds Robert Millwee who resigned. Williamson hails from Monticello and is a banking veteran. The piece also mentions Nast and the Republican elephant symbol.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
AIDC
Adrian Williamson Jr
Arkansas
Economic Development Districts
Chambers of Commerce
Quarks Region
University of Arkansas
State Planning Commission
Williamson
Commercial National Bank of Little Rock
Robert Millwee
Millwee
Monticello
Louisiana State University
Rockefeller
The
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
Farm and Ranch Club of Arkansas
Marriage Licenses Issued in Arkansas and California
Johnny Teague and Carole Boyd of Horatio Arkansas. Billy Ray Delaney and Geneva Sue Sullivan of Patmos Arkansas. Boyce Wayne Brown and Nancy Ann Sanders of Hope Arkansas. Robert L. Lumpkin and Virginia Neal of Hope Arkansas. Vance Thornton of Texarkana and Kathaleen Scott of Hope Arkansas. Robert Lee Cheatham and Elizabeth Jones of Hope Arkansas. John B. Baker of Sacramento California to Marjorie Gabriault of Sacramento California.
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Johnny Teague
Hope
Carole Boyd
Horatio
Ark
Billy Ray Delaney
Geneva Sue Sullivan
Patmos
Boyce
Wayne Brown
Prescott
Nancy Ann Sanders
Robert L. Lumpkin
Virginia Neal
Arkansas
Vance Thornton
Texarkana
Kathaleen Scott
Robert Lee Cheatham
Elizabeth Jones
John B. Baker
Sacramento
Calif
Marjorie Gabriault
Probing pop culture trends and fashion fears in 1960s media
A quirky mix of social notes on music industry image from dirty doper myths to Teresa Bennett praised by the LA Times. Industrial fashion shifts show girdles rising while free era fantasies fade. Drug smuggling and indecent exposure cases appear with moralizing tone amid litter and waste concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Bennett
LA Times
M.C. 5
United States
Helen Help Us youth advice column presents jealous cousin troubles
Teen readers send in questions about rivalry and dating as Helen Bottel’s column offers advice. A young relative grows jealous of a top student, while another letter requests permission for a first meeting with a boy. Helen suggests leveling with each other and casual home visits with parents present.
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Peos Ple
Tres
Helen
Athlee
H. W
Jim
Loptm
Magazine Sales Plans Under Fire
The FTC escalates a probe into door to door and telephone magazine sales after a year of voluntary industry policing. Chairman Dixon directs staff to review files and pursue formal complaints where warranted amid claims of misrepresentation and inflated circulation figures.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Commission
Dixon
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Rooney
PDS
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Michael Farr
Tracey Austin
Australia
Blair House
Washington, D.C
Francis Blair
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Army of
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Spark For
Thomas Nast
Republican Party
Vartoun
John Adams
Duke of
Braintree
Foundation
Bureau of Customs
Newspaper Enterprise
Assa
Helen Bottel
Moore Bros
Gov
Borden
Delicious
Tin
Bama Pure
Weiners
Gee
Core Bros
Bologna Od
Oleo
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