Stockton project trains college volunteers as aides
In Stockton California the National Teachers Corps tests two new features by placing 27 student aides in classrooms to assist teaching in poor neighborhoods. The group includes 11 Negroes 13 of Mexican ancestry and one Filipino. The program funded mostly by federal money aims to raise local education amid high unemployment and diverse communities.
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Stockton
Calif
Newark
N.J
National Teachers Corps
South Stockton
University of the Pacific
San Joaquin Valley
Nixon Says No Co President Role On Foreign Policy
Nixon rejects notion of a co president and insists long term foreign commitments require his approval. He and Johnson discuss prior consultation on foreign policy as orderly handover nears January 20. Harlow told Johnson Nixon will be informed and consulted, though exact actions if he disagrees remain unclear.
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Johnson
Nixon
United States
R Presen
Saba
White House
Money Going Out Of Style In Cuba
In Havana, Fidel Castro pushes toward a genuine Communist system as money loses practical value. Government workers get free food, lodging, and clothes alongside medical and education services. Despite shortages and a dwindling black market, many rely on salaries and barter to cope, with some workers keeping money for personal items or leisure while dedicating time to revolutionary obligations.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
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Ines
NATO Warns Soviets Against Any New Military Adventure
Brussels AP report: NATO 15 nations issue a communique urging the Soviet Union to refrain from force and interference in Europe or the Mediterranean, warning of grave consequences if Moscow intervenes in Yugoslavia, Austria, or Romania. France indicated unity with allies while Debre voiced continued NATO cooperation.
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Brussels
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Soviet Union
Euro
Mediterranean
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France
Council of the Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Dean Rusk
United States
Yugoslavia
Austria
Rusk
Romania
Warsaw Pact
Richard Nixon
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Debre
NATO Ee
Sioux to Speak Sioux in New Western Film A Man Called Horse
Durango Mexico CBS Cinema Center reports on the Western film A Man Called Horse aiming for authenticity with Lakota Sioux dialogue. Producer Sandy Howard emphasizes drama with a historical setting. more than 80 percent of lines will be in Sioux as Olive Prettybird teaches the language to Richard Harris and Dame Judith Anderson portrays ancient St. tribe knowledge.
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Durango
Mexico
Sandy Howard
United States
CBS Cinema Center
Man
Horse
Judith Anderson
Christmas Club checks mailed to Biddeford area
Christmas Club checks totaling $762,797.86 were mailed to 7,348 people across Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach from five banks. Saco Biddeford Savings Institution sent $24,605 to 2,453 in Old Orchard Beach. Biddeford Savings Bank reports $161,731 to 1,643. York County Savings Bank $133,868.44 to 1,338. Pepperell Trust & Co. $224,592.86 to 1,914. Canal National Bank branches await figures.
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Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Saco-Biddeford Savings Institution
Biddeford Savings Bank
York County Savings Bank
Pepperell Trust &Co
Canal National Bank
Forrester and Sanborn Nominees in Saco Ward Contests
Everett G Forrester of 48 Cleveland St Saco and Newton V Sanborn announce Democratic bids for alderman seats in Saco Ward 6 and Ward 7. Forrester, a WWII veteran businessman and local taxpayer, seeks oversight of tax dollars. Sanborn, Saco native and Thornton Academy graduate, works for Bliss Portland Co and has served as ward warden and Democratic committee member.
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Newton V. Sanborn
Saco
Forrester
Cleveland St
Democratic City Committee
Carpet Ustry
Annie Dow
First Park Congregational Church
Debbie
Thornton Academy
Randy
Ward 7
Newton W. Sanborn
Sanborn
Ursula Huntress
Douglas
Sheila
Daniel
Indiana Technical College
Fort Wayne
Ind
University of Maine Portland
Bliss-Portland Co
South Portland
Most Holy Trinity Church
Union St
Democratic Party
Thieu may bend conditions on Paris talks
Thieu reportedly ready to send a negotiating team if Washington guarantees a leading role. He would still reject recognizing the Viet Cong Front but allow his delegation to address the Communist side. Ky reportedly asked to head the South Vietnamese delegation. Thieu’s official stance remains unchanged.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Washington
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thieu
NLF
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Tran van Lam
Lam
U.S
Se On
Nixon rejects co presidency while stressing need for approval of long term commitments
AP summary notes Nixon denying any bid to be co president before inauguration yet insisting foreign policy long term commitments require his approval. It reports congressional tax chiefs sowing discord with Democrats over cooperation, Saigon seeking role in Paris talks, and international monetary jitters as bankers meet.
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Fla
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Johnson
Bryce N. Harlow
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Harlow
Nixon
Associated Press
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French Franc Sways Markets as Basel Talks Stir Insecurity
In Basel bankers discuss central Europe currency plans while anxiety over the French franc spreads to the dollar and pound. Reported fears include a possible franc devaluation and renewed exchange controls amid rising living costs and swift shifts into gold, marks, and commodities.
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London
U. S
Basel
Switzerland
Paris
Sasel
West Germany
Belgium
Mand
Netherlands
Federal Reserve
Bank of International Settlements
France
Catholic bishops offer limited birth control tolerance
In a 16000 word pastoral letter the National Council of Catholic Bishops reaffirmed Pope Paul VI's ban on artificial contraception while granting limited leeway for married couples. They stated those who break the ban will not be barred from church and communion, though no specific circumstances are listed. The vote at week’s end was 180 to 8. The letter sparked debate over Vietnam draft policy and clerical penalties for dissent, with calls for end to peacetime draft and selective conscientious objection.
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Party
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Hershey
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Washington Chancery
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