UN Quits War Goes On at Global Assembly
UN General Assembly ends its 21st session amid the Vietnam conflict. Thant pushes quiet diplomacy for a ceasefire with U.S. support, Soviet opposition, and Red China against a truce. Indonesia rejoins, Barbados joins, and Red China seat rejected. new Caribbean nation Barbados last to join. Security Council imposes Rhodesian oil sanctions amid broader Afro Asian critique of South Africa. Thant accepts five-year term and Goldberg peace bid despite Soviet bloc dissent.
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Barbados
Indonesia
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Security Council
Rhodesia
Arthur Goldberg
Viet Nam
Goldberg
Radio Moscow
Voice of
Washington
U.S
Nonpartisan bid for tax relief grows
North Vietnam reports say communist SAM missiles fired at U S planes struck a fishing fleet near Vinh. Two missiles exploded on impact while others blew up mid fleet as pilots debriefed aboard a 7th Fleet carrier. A Vinh harbor area incident marks anniversary of the Viet Cong National Liberation Front.
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U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Vinh
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
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Seven year old letters president on Vietnam peace
In Forest Hills a 7-year-old writes to President Johnson voicing views on Vietnam and world peace. His parents and address are noted as the boy mails the letter and later receives a White House reply praising civic interest. The page also features a Nevada atomic test ליד map image caption.
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Forest Hills
Marc Allyn Toles
Danny
Ruthann Toles
Aspen Court
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Four men captured after dog leads police to burglary scene
Indianapolis officers traced a burglary to a house after Rex the police dog guided them from a burgled grocery. They arrested Malcomb Toneywell 20 Wayne Shepard 22 Theodore Moore 11 and Joseph Sauer 28 on preliminary burglary charges.
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Rex
Malcomb Toneywell
Wayne Shepard
Theodore Moore
Joseph Sauer
Old Home Week Spirit From Vietnam Doctor
Dr. C Richard Bowers an Anderson physician writes from Can Tho Vietnam that he is having old home week renewing bonds with staff and patients. He notes improved hospital facilities since January but ongoing language barriers and tighter security. He recalls the 13 year old he and his wife adopted who lost part of his foot and now attends school six miles from home. He praises civilian stoicism and stresses education and compassion as needs in the war torn region. The story captures his volunteer second two month stint and the welcome return to familiar surroundings.
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C. Richard Bowers
Anderson
Can Tho
Vietnam
Bowers
iPlease
Gui-Del Chorus to Televise Ninth Christmas Show
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp singers known as the Gui-Del Chorus announce a Christmas Day TV special from 5 00 to 5 30 on Channel 6. Richard Seaver directs the program with Anderson High School’s choral director at the baton.
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Guide Lamp Singers
Gui-Del Chorus
Channel 6
Richard Seaver
Gui- del Chorus
Anderson High School
Ruby's Condition Remains Unchanged in Treatment
Doctors in Dallas pumped small amounts of fluid from Jack Ruby's chest on Tuesday but reported no change in his condition. Thermotherapy drugs were injected for the fifth day of treatment, while surgeons ruled out surgery or radiation as beneficial.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Joyless Christmas for Americans in Hanoi prisoner camp
In a Hanoi outskirts camp, American fliers endure a joyless Christmas as some are sick or wounded from downed missions. North Vietnam rejected exchanges for the sick and refused Red Cross visits, with 245 Air Force and 49 Navy missing and presumed dead or captured. Small groups are believed held in Hanoi area and elsewhere in Laos by Pathet Lao.
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South
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
International Red Cross
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Navy
Laos
Pathet Lao
All
State Studies Hauling Safety For Gasoline
INDIANAPOLIS UPI A state city meeting examined safety in hauling gasoline after a Monday tank truck crash in Indianapolis left five dead and burned. No firm recommendations were issued yet though proposals included using only the right lane and slowing trucks. discussions also covered rubber liners. Two national experts from the American Petroleum Institute will join the study Wednesday.
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UPI
38Th Street
Hoosier
Norman Fesler
John O’leary
Fesler
David Davis
Indiana Petroleum Council
O'Leary
Davis
John Ainley
Chicago
F. R. McLean
Detroit
American Petroleum Institute
Sharon Roach
St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic School
Stephanopoulos Loses Coalition Backing in Greece
In Athens the National Radical Union pulls support from Premier Stephanopoulos, leaving him without a majority. He will resign to King Constantine as calls for new elections grow amid demands for ministerial accountability after the Heraklion ferry disaster that claimed over 200 lives.
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Stephanopoulos
Will
Athens
UPI
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
National Radical Union
ERE
Constantine
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Mercantile Marine
Issidoros Mavridoglou
Heraklion
Newborns Arrive at Local Hospitals in November
At St. John s Hospital and Community Hospital several couples report births. Names include Aaron Hill and Richard Bald win with two girls, James Currie with a girl, William Seal with a girl, Philip Cox with a boy, and Larry Coates with a boy. Coates is stationed with the U.S. Navy in Groton, Connecticut. Grandparents listed as Reeder of Anderson and Gareth Coates of Anderson.
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Aaron Hill
Arrow Ave
Richard Baldwin
Heritage Lane
James Currie
Martindale Ave
Community Hospital
William Seal
Madison Ridge Apts
Philip Cox
W. 30Th St
Larry Coates
Nathan Hale
Groton, Conn
Coates
Groton
U.S. Navy
Charles Reeder
Anderson
Gareth Coates
Decoration Blaze Damages Area Home Warning Reissued
A Christmas blaze damaged a living room at Victor Stalcup's home on Alliance Rd. at 3 39 p.m. No injuries were reported. Fire officials warned residents to water decorations, especially the tree, and keep them away from heating devices.
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Anderson
Anderson Fire Department
Victor Stalcup
Rt. 4
Alliance Rd
Ring Bells Warn Yale Residents on Last Christmas Mailing
Postmaster Howard L Ring warned Anderson residents that this is the final round for Christmas mailings. Out of town gifts and greetings must be mailed by Wednesday to ensure arrival on time as nationwide mail volume is expected to exceed eight billion pieces for the holidays.
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Howard L. Ring
Anderson
Met Museum Selects Hoving as New Director
The Metropolitan Museum of Art named former curator Thomas P. F. Hoving its new director. Hoving has spent the past year involved in New York City as a social figure, promoting late night events and Batman themed programs.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tuesday
Thomas P. F. Hoving
New York City
Airport Bomb Suspect Held In Lambert Case
Vern Allen Lyon 23 an aerospace engineer for McDonnell in St Louis is jailed on $15 000 bond after a shoe box dynamite bomb exploded at Lambert St Louis Municipal Airport. No injuries seven windows damaged and 1 000 evacuated. Lyon charged with placing the bomb and held for Dec 28 hearing.
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ST. Louis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lyon
Overland
Airport
Vasel
Thomas J. Gearty
FBI
Asst
U.S
W. Francis Murrell
Boone
Iowa
Hoosier Budget Talks Eyes 100 Million Tax Relief Funds
Indiana lawmakers from both parties push immediate distribution of up to 100 million for property tax relief, tied to a permanent relief law, as 1967 69 budget details surface. The Budget Committee forecasts a 232 million general fund surplus by 1970, with a 138 million end figure in 1967.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
House
Richard Bodine
Dmishawaka
Mankin
Bodine
Otis Bowen
Abremen
GOP
Charles Hendricks
Bowen
American asks Russian court for mercy plea in Moscow trial
In Moscow a former US paratrooper pleaded for freedom amid a five year labor camp demand for Wortham and a lesser sentence for Gilmour. Wortham and Gilmour, both ex lieutenants from the US Army, faced charges of currency manipulation and theft involving a $300 Russian bear souvenir.
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Russia
Buel Ray Wortham
Little Rock
Ark
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Gilmour
Wortham
Alexander P. Borodankov
Solitar
Soviet Union
Germany
White Christmas odds dip per Purdue climatologist
Indiana weather records show snowfall in Northern Indiana 71 percent of years for December 24 to 27 since 1920, with Central Indiana at 66 percent and Southern Indiana at 17 percent. A White Christmas occurred about 47 percent in the North, 42 percent in the central region, indicating uneven odds despite snowfall likelihood.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Purdue University
Lawrence Schoal
Schaal
Portions
The Faces Of The Christ-1 Jesus Was A Carpenter Of Nazareth
Jesus is presented as a workman in a five part Christmas series. The article notes his Aramaic term naggar meaning joiner and builder and describes his toil with a sycamore cutting wooden work. It invites readers to continue on page four.
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