No Free Speech In U N Censure of South Africa
Review by Revie Leeder argues in 1961 that the United Nations censured South Africa’s foreign minister for diary remarks, while Western allies abstained. The piece claims Western officials failed to defend free speech and warns of African states dominating the UN, with Stevenson criticized as appeasing.
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Revie Leeder
Sinaia
United Nations General Assembly
South Africa
Mr. Stevenson
United States
South Afvrica
Higsseit Pe
Thanks From Reynolds Family To North Side Community
The Reynolds family and friends thank Mrs Iva Sanford faithful nurse and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Lula Reynolds. They list numerous individuals and families who participated in funeral services and supported them.
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Iva Sanford
Co. B. Menry
Reynolds
North Side
Lula Reynolds
James Harris
Tommie L. Adams
Issie Porle
Luella Smith
Fred Spencer
Viola Taylor
John 13. Howard
McLilly
Idea Gaylock
Lurline McDonald
Earnest Spencer
Jessie Turner
Morgan
Puppies for good homes three female eight weeks old
Tam seeks homes for three female puppies about eight weeks old. They are eating well and very playful. The notice mentions a dog stack used to deter armadillos in a catalpa tree field and offers no charge for puppies or grown dogs. Contact J Martin Jr Ruston La.
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Catalpa Tree
J Martin Jr
Ruston
House for Sale with Orchard on Cooktown Road
Property listing describes a house with one acre and a peach orchard on Cooktown Road Brooks Property. Contact Kidd Nicol and Clinton at AL 5 3343 for details.
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Miley Out
Cooktown Rd
Brooks
Call Kidd-Nicol & Clinton
Debate Over Free Expression Amid Global Covenant Threats
Fragmented notes describe amendments to the U S Constitution and a United Nations alignment debate. One proposed amendment would let governments limit free expression if national security is at risk, while another argues for stronger global oversight and suppression of traditional freedoms in the name of world government. The text references South Alien and a Black African context, noting censorship as a counterrevolutionary force against communism.
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Benz
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Potipibus
Tet U. N
Feodar
Treedem
Douglas Lane Pennell's Entertain With Barbecue Dinner
A social weekend gathering in Douglas featured Lane Pennell hosting a barbecue dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Steve Stephen Son, Mrs. Delia Mollz claw, the Mulsteads, and several local families. The event extended into Sunday with neighborly visits and shared meals at Calhoun and nearby homes.
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MES
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Larne Pendett
Steve Stephen Son
Sort Dogidie
le L. Hmulsteads
Mies
Delia Mollzclaw
M Larrie
Gal
Biddie
Trimet Pennell
Calhoun
Ellen Colie
Mer
Dick Sanderson
Sanderson
Evelyn Manderics
Marcul
Doc Mi
Parker
Albermnen
Pieter Wren
Tom Bales
Linder Gide
Merve Aes
Hirrisen Wilains
Dy Mathe
Ted Steal
Gil Mis
Rusion High &H.A. Group Begins Years’ Activities
The Rusion High and H.A. group outlined a schedule for regular meetings and discussed homecoming plans. November dates were noted for a meeting and upcoming events include a program led by leaders and a press roundtable with members listed.
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Rusion High &H.A
Episcopal Church Bazaar Scheduled for November Ninth
The Episcopal Church invites the community to its annual bazaar on November 9 at the Educational Building. Door prizes include lovely orchids, with sale items ranging from clothing and haberdashery to homemade foods. Proceeds support church activities and charity, with dressy items, jewelry boxes, and a bake sale on offer.
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Episcopal Church
Bebo
Episcopal Bazaar
Dennis O’banion
Going Steady Losing Favor Among Teenagers
A United Press study of Junior Achievement delegates in 43 states and three Canadian provinces shows most teens favor ending steady dating. About 277 said they had not gone steady. 407 were against the practice, 292 for it. Average dating duration was 11.7 months. Delegates, mostly high school juniors, reported average earnings of 15 dollars from JA participation and said more than half aimed to contribute to society rather than seek wealth.
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Chamg Con
United Press Internatonal
New York
Hemi
Shesoy Us
Aly Budde
Thorne
Sealer
Hono
Dunioy
Kiss
Theoap
Junta
Juntor Achievement
Thhyssell Sted Fale
Hiiris
Morehan
Teen survey shows youth views on work government and war
Teen delegates favor youth inclusion on civic councils and voluntary services, with business seen as the top career and high earnings among professionals. They argue better living comes from business, back U S protection of West Germany, and many would join Peace Corps or save for college. Finland hosts first International Jade Fair in September 1962.
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Iulvisers
North America
Theeenagers
Peace Corps
Ven
United States
UPD
Finland
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