Future Of Southwest Africa Still Uncertain
UNITED NATIONS N Y CAP The erect slender man with the white goatee was making an eloquent plea to the United Nations for approval of a cherished dream annexation of a big neighboring territory The speaker Jan Christian Smuts wartime leader of South Africa spoke at the first session of UNSULN General Assembly in 1936 The future of South West Africa remains unresolved The session will dominate the assembly agenda as it opens Tuesday The 21st session will reflect 20 years of change in its members and agenda with 121 members by year end The assembly will also consider a legal code for outer space and the long running seating of Red China The Viet Nam war and U Thants decision not to seek a second term as secretary general will complicate the session The United States and allies struggle with the two Chinas concept and the 16th vote on the issue.
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Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
South West Africa
League of Nations
Osuln
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Peking
China
U.N
U Thant
U.N. Diplomatic Race For Secretary General Stirs Tensions
Many U.N. diplomats including U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg fear selecting a new secretary general now will widen U.S.-Soviet rifts and heighten tensions. The session is expected to run into the Christmas holidays or beyond.
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Jeonsier
U.N
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court records show licenses issued for Donald Wayne Lewis and Peggy Jean Cooper of Brunswick, Richard G. Kline of Meyersville, Linda Mae Grossnickle of Smithsburg, John Melvin Tregoning of Thurmont, Linda Diana Horner of Frederick, and others. Deeds record transfers in multiple rural counties including Hobart H. Corley to Charles A. Willard, Wilmer C. Shank to Glen A. Gordon, Alma W. Wangness to Harvey D. Calibre, and more, with several spousal transfers and trusts noted.
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Donald Wayne Lewis
Peggy Jean Cooper
Brunswick
Richard G. Kline
Myersville
Linda Mae Grossnickle
Smithsburg
John Melvin Tregoning
Thurmont
Linda Diana Horner
Frederick
Hobart H. Corley
Charles A. Willard
Wilmer C. Shank
Glen A.gordon
Alma W. Wangness
Harvey D. Calibre
William G. Morgan
Montgomery Begins Bicycle Licensing For County
Nearly 80,000 residents especially children will receive numbers for bicycles. Registration starts Monday at Cresthaven Elementary School. bikes 16 inches and larger must be registered by Jan 1, 1967 with a 50 cent fee. Students will be notified of inspection dates. others can register at county police stations.
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Montgomery County
Cresthaven
Silver Spring
Ornithological Unit Plans Fall Field Trips
Members of the Frederick Chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society toured Catoctin Mountain National Park guided by Dan can Burchard, chief park naturalist. They announce trips to Lilypons Carey Run Sanctuary Culburn Park Thurmont Fish Ponds and Greenbrier State Park with a late December Lewistown Creagerstown Christmas count. Meetings are first Tuesday of September through June in Winchester Hall.
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Frederick
Maryland Ornnithological Society
Catoctin Mountain
Dancan Burchard
Lilypons
Carey Run
Culburn Park
Thurmontfish
Greenbrier State Park
Lewistown-Creagerstown
Winchester Hall
Marvin B. Payne
Clifford B. Lull Jr
Iai B. Lull Jr
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Fannie Strippy
William W. Wenner
Montgomery To Start Bicycle Licensing
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