Nations press Britain to use force over Rhodesia crisis
Seventeen Asian and African nations at the United Nations urge Britain to employ force to quell Rhodesia's white minority government led by Ian Smith. They argue that sanctions have failed and call for comprehensive measures backed by force, while condemning South African police in Rhodesia. Britain and the United States reject military action.
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Rhodesia
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United Nations
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Assembly
George Brown
Tanzania
Security Council
South Africa
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Achievement Day Exhibits and Fashions Highlight Frederick County Clubs
More than 458 members of 14 Frederick County Home Demonstration Clubs attended the annual Achievement Day at the War Memorial Building. Craft exhibits a fashion show and education skits showcased projects, with Dave Dorman of Potomac Edison Co. as guest speaker on environmental control. Certificates were given for reading and cancer detection, while a STYLE revue featured garments made by members and children. Luncheon followed, with county officials and club leaders participating.
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War Memorial
Dave Dorman
Potomac Edison Co
A. B. Groves
South Frederick
HDC
Ralph Bauserman
Middle Road Club
Middle Road
Middletown
Moose Governor to Attend Lodge Hall Opening
State official Charles N. Brice plans the itinerary for Supreme Governor George Reilly who will attend the November 26 opening of the new lodge hall. Brice praised the lodge for expansion efforts and awarded members in the current drive. New members enrolled include Stuart E. Bogema William V. Hepner Clatus W. Goode Elmer Burgess and William Grofia. Junior Governor Shade announced a dance at 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Loyal Order of Moose
George Reilly
Mr. Brice
Stuart E. Bogema
William V. Hepner
Clatus W. Goode
Elmer
J. Burgess
William’ Grofia
Order
Shade
Earth orbit deviation estimate in inches per travel
The sun’s apparent path deviates from a straight line by about one inch every nine seconds of travel, equating to one inch per 166.5 miles or roughly one part in 10 550 000.
Sunshine Satellite Begins Solar Study From Cape Kennedy
America's new Sunshine satellite, OSO 4, launched from Cape Kennedy to study solar radiation and its effects on Earth's atmosphere. The 600-pound craft, built by Ball Brothers Research, will observe sun spots and high-energy emissions to improve weather, communications and flight safety.
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America
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Orbiting Solar Observatory
Cape Kennedy
OSO
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ball Brothers Research Corp
Boulder
Colo
German theologian Niemoeller donates prize money
Martin Niemoeller, the theologian and Lenin Peace Prize recipient, disclosed that he will donate 11 000 of the 28 000 prize to the North Vietnamese Red Cross, with the remaining funds given to German charities and peace organizations.
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Martin Niemoeller
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