Fulbright Blasts Immoral War In Vietnam Debate
Senator Fulbright denounced the Vietnam war as immoral and unnecessary, accusing the Johnson administration of restraining dissent. He urged a new Geneva conference or talks with Saigon and the Viet Cong, and charged the White House with obstructing communication with the enemy.
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Four Lethal Diseases Gain Ground Worldwide
WHO reports rising incidence of plague cholera yellow fever and smallpox despite medical advances. Plague cases rose from about 700 yearly to roughly 2000 annually by 1962, with travel speed and volume driving spread. Health clearance and airport capacity will worsen with future jump jets carrying hundreds.
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Loyal Order of Moose Dance Night Invite
A community notice promotes a guest night at the Loyal Order of Moose with a dance this Saturday from 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM. Members encourage attendance for a fun evening open to all who wish to join.
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Loyal Order of Moose Dance
Deer Regrow Antlers in Winter and Spring Cycles
Cheyenne area wildlife notes explain that buck deer shed their antlers each winter and begin growing new ones in the spring, a regular annual cycle observed in local elk and deer populations.
Possible successors named for UN post amid Goldberg departure
Washington sources cite Sol M. Linowitz as a possible replacement for Arthur Goldberg as U.N. ambassador. Other names include Henry Cabot Lodge and Willard Wirtz, while Fulbright doubts Goldberg will stay without strong support. Linowitz would head the New York Association for the United Nations if offered.
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Malaysia Closes Labor Party Branch
Kuala Lumpur reports the government closed a branch of the opposition leftist Labor party amid a crackdown on organizations suspected of supporting recent race riots. The action follows earlier closures of the Peoples party this month.
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Malaysia
UPI
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Red extremist actors cause fatal harm in Thailand
Police report that in Pattalung province, two village headmen and a civilian volunteer were fatally harmed by extremist actors described as communist terror squads. The brief incident, dated Friday, notes authorities identified the perpetrators and emphasized public safety concerns.
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Thailand
UPI
Pattalung
Nervous Johnson Receives Final Wedding Orders
On the eve of Lynda Bird Johnson's White House wedding to Marine Capt. Charles Spittal Robb, President Johnson spoke with reporters during a midday rehearsal. The ceremony will take place Saturday at 4 p.m. EST, with seven bridesmaids dressing in Lincoln's bedroom and rice to be thrown at the couple.
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White House Wedding Details Completed
The first White House wedding in 53 years is set for 4 p.m. Saturday with Lynda Bird Johnson and Marine Capt. Charles S Robb as bride and groom. Security tightens around the White House. decor features Christmas greenery. vows are to be guided by Rev. Canon Gerald McAllister before about 500 guests including the Supreme Court and Cabinet.
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Voters League Tea Slated Tuesday
The Anderson League of Women Voters invites community members to a Christmas tea on Tuesday December 12 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the parlor of First Methodist Church 1215 Jackson St The program features a musical history presentation led by Mrs George Surbaugh president and committees chaired by Mrs Charles Gaus and others Guest access via rear parking lot entrance.
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Harold Brown
Melvin Kleinhein
C. W. Hatch
Hammond Police Seek Driver Of Auto Who Fatally Shot
Hammond Indiana police seek the occupant of a car who fatally shot John P. Wolak a 19 year old driver at a stoplight. The assailant vehicle pulled alongside and a single shot struck Wolak in the head causing his car to crash into a third vehicle. Two passengers in Wolak's car were not seriously injured. Witnesses reported the second car followed Wolak too closely. The shooting happened on a downtown street.
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Four Hundred Greek Soldiers Leave Cyprus
NICOSIA UN peacekeeping team says four hundred Greek soldiers departed Cyprus on the aircraft carrier Philippos. Preparations continue for the return of American dependents evacuated to Beirut on November 24.
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UPI
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Philippos
United Nations
Beirut
Nine Rescued After Tuna Boat Sinks Off Japan
A passing freighter rescued nine crewmen who had been adrift for eight days in a lifeboat after their 370 ton tuna boat sank 170 miles off the southern coast of Japan near Kobe.
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Kobe
Japan
UPI
Judge Reappointed in Indianapolis to Municipal Court
Governor Branigin named Joseph N. Myers of Indianapolis to Marion County Municipal Court 1. Myers will serve a four year term beginning January 1.
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UPI
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