Space Flight Aims to Extend Gemini Missions
The article notes late preparations for today's space flight as two new astronauts in Gemini 7, Frank Borman and James A Lovell Jr., join two veterans in Gemini 6, Walter M Shirra Jr. and James Safford, who are scheduled to launch on December 13. The mission seeks to test living conditions in space and move toward a manned moon trip, with optimism for a productive journey.
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James A. Lovell Jr
Walter M. Shirra Jr
James Safford
Space
Old Refain China Accusations Echo World War Rhetoric
The piece dismisses Chinese claims that U S jets bombed Chinese fishing boats as imitative propaganda. It argues Red China and Hanoi show no real interest in peace, notes Beijing’s refusal to attend the UN disarmament conference, and criticizes Dean Rusk’s peace plan.
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Germany
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China
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United Nations General Assembly
Tax relief questioned as Social Security rise looms
The editorial warns that federal tax reductions of the past two years may be offset by a Jan 1 1966 Social Security tax increase. It argues future commitments will raise taxes, widen deficits, and erode the dollar's value, affecting all Americans.
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Congress
Express Your Views On Taxpayers And Government Spending
Readers are urged to recognize that state and federal spending comes from private taxpayers. Governments act as agents of the people, and citizens must press elected representatives to tax earnings and savings. Expansive deficits threaten inflation and money value.
Jet Age Speeds Relief Flights From Miami To Santiago
Jets carry 90 950 pounds of cargo in rapid aid missions chartered to Chilean government. The 4144 mile flight from Miami to Santiago underscores speed as vital after a national disaster. This marks the third such relief run by the airline since August disaster declaration.
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Santiago
Successful Investing Time Limit Advice On Stocks
Queries on Western Union investment advise caution and long term holding. Expert warns against time-limited bets, suggests saving instead. Also recommends two growth stocks General Telephone and American Hospital Supply as custodial gifts for a child, held irrevocably under the Uniform Gifts To Minors Act. Roger Spear promotes his 48 page investing guide.
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Inside Report on Rhodesia Riots and Political Moves
Western diplomats say African nations will not block overflights by Soviet bloc or Communist China into Rhodesia. Infiltration from Tanzania Kenya and Malawi could spark communist backed guerrilla actions within three months. Also notes Maguire’s successor odds and price of Lindsay administration appointments amid post election patronage.
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Road map to Heaven in Case Records of a Psychology Edith
A chest of stories about Edith R. 36, seeking spiritual guidance via Dr. Crane Mellor. The narrative links personal tragedy, guilt, and the belief Earth is a classroom in God’s Cosmic School System. It warns against self harm and alcohol to evade lessons, urging purposeful actions to reunite with loved ones in the afterlife.
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Folklore Portraits Twain as Washington Lecturer
Contemporary notes on Mark Twain show a shift from hard early days to fame. Carpenter describes Twain on stage in Washington in the 1830s with a large head and sleepy eyes, a gray mane, a whimsical mouth, and a buzz saw voice.
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Samuel Ll. Ciemens
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Nazi Offices Padlocked
IRS agents padlocked the American Nazi party headquarters in Arlington Virginia after seizing records for nonpayment of federal taxes. The agency cited deficiencies totaling about 5278 dollars covering withholding taxes for 1962 through early 1965, 1962 unemployment taxes, and 1963 and 1968 income taxes. George Lincoln Rockwell claimed the party is now in government hands. Seven agents conducted the raid.
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Christmas Bells and the Bethlehem Story
The text evokes Bethlehem and the Christmas season, noting how events tied to the Christ-child shaped calendars and celebrations. It mentions the Wise Men, carols, gifts, feasts, and the building of schools colleges and buildings to aid orphans the aged sick and lame, highlighting charitable impulses linked to Christmas.
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33.5 Million Champagne Bottles Drunk in Germany
Wiesbaden reports West Germans consumed 33.5 million bottles of domestic champagne from July through September per the federal statistics bureau. In Indianapolis George S. Olive Jr. was elected president of the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants, succeeding Lawrence Heskett effective next day.
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Germany
UPI
Federal Statistics Bureau
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George S. Olive Jr
Indianapolis
Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants
Laurence Heskett
Shriver Urges Welfare Reform At Public Welfare Meet
CHICAGO. R Sargent Shriver, director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, urged maximum feasible participation by welfare workers at the American Public Welfare Association Conference. He accused programs of stifling aid and noted many recipients receive far less than needed for survival, claiming incentives push the poor toward cheating to survive.
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UPI
R. Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
American Public Welfare Association Conference
Doctor argues against routine tonsil surgery debate
In a candid column Dr Brady challenges routine tonsillectomies, arguing tonsil tissue removal is not always needed and can pose major risks. He cites US Public Health Service data, urges parents to question the procedure, and notes fewer doctors push the operation today.
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March of Medicine
United States
Lic Health Service
Essary
TV Schedule Snapshot From NBC WFEM Listing
A dense broadcast schedule outlines daily and Sunday programs across NBC WFEM. Includes Silent Silent 8:15 to 11:45 blocks, Silent Life 8:30, gospel, faith, and church features, Three Stooges episodes, Pro Football Bears Colts segments, Buffalo Houston Bulls segments, Santa Claus interludes, plus Ed Sullivan Bonanza Perry Mason and Bonanza slots.
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