Vorster Seeks Change Of Image In South Africa
South African prime minister Balthazar Vorster, seen six months into his term as a conciliatory leader, works to alter his hardline image. He promotes press access, warns of a strong, self-reliant state, and expands the armed forces. His stance on Rhodesia and South West Africa complicates relations with the UN and Western allies.
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Robert N. Lindsay
Johannesburg
South Africa
Balthazar J Vorster
Justice Minster
Hendrik Verwoerd
Vorster
Elsa
Verwoerd
United Nations
Vorsters
Africa
Southern Africa
Black Africa
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Niewera
BRHF
Tries
Cape Town
Rome
Washington
U.S
South-West Africa
Hurricane Betsy devastates River Road mansions in Louisiana
In Belle Helene and other riverfront plantations along the Mississippi Betsy’s 1965 strike damaged historic homes from Houmas House to Ashland Plantation. Many buildings are unfit for living or filming, with costs soaring as developers seek industrial conversion and land prices reach $1000 to $2000 per acre.
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Ashland
Voisin
Mississippi
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Union Car Ride Co
Post Offices Running Two Races Against Swindlers
Postmaster General Lawrence F Brien told the House Appropriations Committee that the Post Office Department faces two main races against catastrophe and mail swindlers. He warned of aging facilities, bad locations, and rising mail volumes and urged a $6.6 billion operating budget for the next fiscal year. Chief Inspector Montague said swindlers now net about $100 million annually, with schemes growing more technical.
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Post Office Department
Lawrence F ‘Brien
House Appropriations Committee
Chicago
Department Nest
Beng
Ostar
Henry B Montague
Health Center Bowling News Recaps Weekend Scores and Leaders
In a second week of strong play Susie May topped the ladies with a 397 set after a 148 high game, pacing English Town to a 3 point win over Northcord. Joan Neal again finished second, Terry Jackman posted a 410 set, Char lie Smith helped Duraclean, Pat Murphy led Industrial with 409, and Buckey's edges slipped as Duke Beer preserves a lead.
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Susie
Englishtown
Northcord
Northweave
Joan Neal
Iut
Terry Jackman
Terry
Charlie Smith
Duraclean
Pat Murphy
Sheil
Duke Beer
Buckey’s
Alice Kolb
Betty Potts
Up Atoms
Fort Detrick
Sharon Grimes
Marge Deters
Keglers
Bernice Kane
Price Electric League
Armatures
Austin Whitmore
Pat Whitmore
Audrew Baker
Urbana I
Urbana
Araby
Araby I
Connie Mason
Carol Wood
Thelma Hartsock
Viddletown
Francis Scott Key
Betty Catsail
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