UNICEF Christmas Cards Aid Children Worldwide
UNICEF offers Christmas cards to support its work for children. The 1965 card collection features designs by artists from twelve nations, including Brian Wildsmith and Andrew Wyeth, with proceeds funding TB prevention, maternal and child health centers, vitamin programs, and home TB treatment for millions.
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Unicef
New York
United States
United Nations Children’s Fund
England
Brian Wildsmith
Asia
Africa
Australia
Latin America
Europe
Italy
Beni Montresor
Maria Vall
Spain
Dennmark
Christian Bjorn Larsen
Paolo Tommasi
Louis Toffoli
France
Egypt
Mario Toppi
New
Yaroe Slava Mills
Hope Meryman
Andrew Wyeth
Wyeth
Kennedy
Chadds Ford
Russia
Orest Vereisky
Ice Creates Road Hazards Warning From Vermont Highways Chief
Commissioner Russell A. Holden of the Vermont Department of Highways issues a special early seasonal warning about ice hazards on bridges during sudden local snow squalls and unseasonably cold weather. Drivers are urged to slow down as icing can form on bridges within 10 to 20 minutes. News media receive statewide road condition updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Holden
Vermont Department of Highways
Holden
Vermont
Answers Sought On Power Failure
Washington reports that federal power investigators summoned executives from major northeastern utilities to answer 19 questions about the nation’s largest peacetime blackout. The probe, led by FPC chair Swidler, aims to determine if equipment failure or misoperation triggered the outage, with Congress expected to probe next year. No evidence of deliberate act or sabotage has been found.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Northeastern Electric
Federal Power Commission
FPC64
Joseph C. Swiddler
Johnson
Congress
Swidler
FBI
Defense Department
Justice Department
FPC
Hudson’s Bay
Canada
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Vermont
Ontario
Disabled Vets' Payments Are Increased
More than 4,000 Vermont veterans with service connected disabilities will receive higher compensation starting December after a law signed October 31 by President Johnson. Increases range from 1 dollar to 50 dollars monthly with larger boosts for those over 50 percent disabled. total annual costs estimated at 176 million dollars. The article also notes dependent allowances and changes to qualifications for school and Medal of Honor payments.
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White River Junction
Vermont
William B. Sheppard
Veterans Administration Center
Johnson
Art integrated program boosts learning and creativity
A school approach defends art as a cultural and academic asset not a frill. It links art to science arithmetic language and reading, using projects like winter gear from weather study to develop motor skills color sense and expressive meaning in daily activities.
Former CIA Chief Sees Tide Turning in Viet War
Providence Brown University debate features Lyman E. Kirkpatrick arguing the Vietnam conflict has shifted against Hanoi over the past three months. He says the Soviets would like to see the war end and warns that U.S. stalwartness is needed to deter communism, with negotiations possible only once Hanoi concedes. Klaus Epstein notes McNamara’s forecast miss.
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CIA
Viet War
Lyman E. Kirkpatrick
Brown University
Viet Nam
Kirkpatrick
U.S
Klaus Epstein
Brown History Department
Epstein
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Hanoi
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Papa Ibra Tall
Raoul Dufy
United Nations
Three Wise Men
Montpelier
UPS
State Supreme Court
Irvin H. Saypol
Alexander Faison
Faison
Alexander Eason
By Charles M. Schulz
Daisy Hill Puppy Farm
B.C
Wile
Johnny Hart
BlonDie
Steve Canyon
Chic Young
I Was
Milton Caniff
Alfred
Heart of
Juliet Jones
VENUS
By Stan Drake
Michigan
Robert L. Stitt
Detroit
Ted Demarco
North Bennington Road
Bennington
Ann Baxter
M Tonight
Providence
R.i.upd
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
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