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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

Page

3

Rhodesian sanctions hit Africans hardest in economy

In Salisbury, an African taxi driver describes how Britain’s Rhodesia sanctions shrink work and raise hardship for families. He reports reduced work days, hungry children, and rising prices while Europeans escape the impact as shortages grow and local food supplies remain largely intact.

Salisbury, Rhodesia Salisbury Rhodesia Wilson Harold Wilson Britain Contin Ued

Home Away From Home for MAG 36 in Vietnam

In Johnson City Vietnam a sand runway serves as MAG 36 base with 75 helicopters under Col. William G. Johnson. During Operation Double Eagle the unit flew 525 missions in 11 days, lifting 9,952 troops and 384 tons of cargo while braving enemy fire and evacuating the wounded.

George Esper Johnson City South Viet Nam Johnson City International MAG 36 Marine Air Group 36 Quang Ngai City South China Sea William G. Johnson Johnson Treadway Thompson

Puritanical South Africa Fights Sunday Pleasures

In Johannesburg Dennis Lee Royle notes Dutch Reformed Church leaders warn Sunday pastimes such as swimming dancing fishing and ice cream undermine churchgoers. Elders condemn women's clothing and bikinis and even Santa Claus as heathen. They push bans on cocktails newspapers dancing and late films amid apartheid era social controls.

Dennis Lee Royle Johannesburg South Africa Dutch Reformed Church

Beatrix and Claus Begin Royal Wedding Steps in Baarn

Crown Princess Beatrix and German-born Claus von Amsberg travel to Baarn to publish banns and begin preliminaries for their marriage. The couple will hold state receptions and a March 10 ceremony in Amsterdam. Baarn’s town hall hosts the notice, under Mayor F J Van Beek Calkoen, with Soestdyk Palace nearby.

Amsterdam Netherelands Beatrix Germaneborn Claus von Amsberg Crown Prinscess Diplocmat F.J. van Beek Calkoen Baarn

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