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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
2
AP reporter Lynn Heinzerling surveys Rhodesia from Salisbury as Britain and the UN sanctions press. Officials resist, commerce leans on tobacco, asbestos, and South Africa ties, while shortages mount and oil supplies shift by rail and road.
Rhodesia faces tension as small numbers of terrorists, some trained abroad, are rounded up. In Kariba power station district and Bulawayo routine life continues, while internal Rhodesian Front factions clash over terms with Britain. Sir Humphrey Gibbs remains a silent, censored figure in Government House as monthly rent bills go unpaid.
Orville Bowersox the regular teacher for the month spoke to the Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church. His lesson titled The Danger of Hypocrisy drawn from Luke was presented with M. Glenn Magaha serving as president.
Washington AP reports the 25th Amendment moving toward final ratification. It would allow transfer of presidential duties if the president is disabled and provide for filling a vice president vacancy. Thirty-six states have ratified. two more needed.
The group conducted a service led by Lee Reichard with Mrs Thelma Mantz and Del mas Layman on piano. Frank House gave the opening prayer Clyde Berger read responsively Harold Brode reported 74 present with two visitors Get well cards were sent to John Harris and Martin Ritchie Charles Wisner celebrated his 56th wedding anniversary and the class sang How Great Thou Art in his honor.
The text explains how the vice president acts as president if the president is unable to perform duties, and how a declaration of inability by the president or a majority of executive heads can transfer power. It also covers restoration of power, congressional override rules, and vice presidential vacancy procedures.
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