U.N. approves India Pakistan cease-fire plan with abstention
The U N Security Council backed a cease-fire resolution on India Pakistan but Soviet abstention broke unanimity. It calls for both nations to meet a U N representative and agree on withdrawal deadlines from Aug 3 pre crisis lines. Jordan and the Soviet Union abstained.
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Turkey Charges Cypriot Threat At UN Council
Turkey told the United Nations Security Council that 10 000 Turkish Cypriots faced aggression from Greek Cypriots in Famagusta. The Greek Cypriot government denied the claim as unfounded. An emergency meeting was held at Turkey’s request to address renewed clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, with the council urged to honor cease fire resolutions and avoid actions worsening Cyprus tensions.
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Challenge of Voting Law Accepted by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court allowed South Carolina to file an original suit challenging the 1965 Voting Rights Act while inviting requests from other states to join as a Friend of the Court by December 20. South Carolina set January 17 for its argument, with Justices Black Harland and Stewart denying permission in Friday night action. The court did not rule on Justice Department motions to file original suits against Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Morrissey Withdraws As Disputed Nominee
Francis X. Morrissey of Boston asked President Johnson to withdraw his nomination to the U S District Court. Johnson expressed respect for Morrissey, calling him courageous and noting the family implications, while Morrissey cited to prevent anguish and harassment to his family and the President. The nomination stirred a Senate furor led by Senator Kennedy and died with the old Congress, with a possible recess appointment discussed but unlikely to become permanent.
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High School Soccer Tie Ends In Four Four Draw
Ludlow and Wahconaha Cathedral finish level at four goals apiece as Searles remains scoreless. In pro basketball, Cincinnati tops Detroit 120 to 114 while Boston beats Baltimore 129 to 118 and Philadelphia defeats San Francisco 133 to 115. In college football, Miami upsets Boston College 27.
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Rusk Defends Allied Force Integration in Europe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, amid friction with French President de Gaulle, argues that integrating U S and allied forces in Europe is essential to prevent chaos during crises. He says force presence in central Europe is necessary and questions the implications if the system collapses.
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Pope's Gift Aids Both Viet Nam Sides
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI donated 50000 dollars to Caritas for war victims in North and South Viet Nam. The appeal supports Catholic relief efforts amid the conflict as debates over NATO, France, and nuclear strategy unfold in Europe. Parts of the piece discuss De Gaulle's term and NATO's future. The forecast notes warmer today with highs in the 60s and partially cloudy Sunday.
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Urban Nomination Delayed Weaver Directs Inception
In Johnson City Texas AP report President Johnson will form a new Cabinet in January leaving a vacancy for two months. The Housing and Home Finance Agency led by Robert C Weaver will operate in the interim within the new department. Weaver is among candidates for secretary as a special task force reviews organization details due after Christmas. White House spokesman Moyers cited the President’s illness delaying decisions.
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Volpe sales tax plan dies in Senate vote
Boston lawmakers rejected Gov. Volpe's $200 million tax reform tied to a sales tax in a 22 to 18 Senate vote after a 12 hour debate. Reconsideration failed 23 to 17, endorsing Volpe Plan IV as dead. Some officials floated a fifth program or a compromise bill from the House Ways and Means Committee.
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