Ding Dong Quest To Break Hesekiah Spell In Santa Land
In Chapter Sixteen Ding Dong returns with the purple thread to Santa Land. The Butterfly Queen says Hesekiah must break the three colored string in three days to end the spell. Ding Dong and Edgar plan a final raid on Santa Land to confront Hesekiah and save Christmas.
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Luckece Beale
Ding Dong
Santa
Butterfly Kingdom
Santa Land
Hesekiah
Edgar
T’eo
New Irish Stamp Honors Countess Markievicz
A new Irish postage stamp marks the centenary of Countess Constance Markievicz born 1868 in London. She married Casimir Dunin Markievicz in 1900 and worked for Irish freedom, serving as an officer in 1916 and later becoming the first woman elected to the British Parliament. The stamp shows her portrait and dates 1868 1927 in two values 3 pence black and 1 shilling 5 pence blue.
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Eire
Constance Markievicz
London
Henry Gorebooth
Count Casmir Dunin-Markievicz
Workers of Ireland
Freeways Progressing to Open Traffic Across Nation
About 26 000 miles of the 41 000 mile interstate system are now open to traffic. The program aims to finish in 1974 with high speed limited access roads linking virtually every community of 50 000 or more.
U.S. Patience To Be Needed In Vietnam Policy
U.S. officials in Saigon foresee a long, arduous path ahead as Nixon faces 1969 with a continued mission in Vietnam. They expect no quick peace, warn of Hanoi and Viet Cong strength, and stress the need to maintain American patience while pursuing a settlement that preserves South Vietnam’s independence from Communism.
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Paris
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Soviet Union
China
Cambodia
Laos
South
Lev
South Vietnam
Candylinants Named As Dicratch Editor
AP dispatch from Richmond reports Alf Gondokoontz named managing editor of the Times-Dispatch after 16 years with the TD staff. John Leard, VP and executive editor of Richmond Newspapers Inc, announced the move. Also announced was Kenneth Lawrence Gould as managing editor of the afternoon News Leader, succeeding since 1963 as city editor.
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Ricimond
Alf Gondokoontz
Times - Disnatch
Richmond
Gondokoontz
TD News
John EB. Leard
New
Richmond Newspapers Inc
Kenneth Lawrence “Tarr
Gould
News Leader
The
Gromyko Arrives in Cairo to Mediate
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Cairo on short notice for mediation in the Arab-Israeli dispute. The move sparked speculation of potential breakthroughs in stalled negotiations.
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Gromyko
Cairo
Andrei Gromyko
Grandma Moses to be honored with 1969 stamp
The Post Office Department said Grandma Moses, who began painting at 76, will receive a commemorative stamp in 1969 honoring her artistic career and years of public recognition.
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British Post Office
Greenwhich
Washington
Grandma Moses
Higher Interest Rates Signal Bank Strength And Policy Effects
Lou Schneider discusses rising bank loan rates as evidence of strong business and anticipated inflation. He notes Fed policy drives rate increases, Government Printing Office price hikes, West Germany’s mark revaluation effects, higher 1969 auto prices and trade-ins, and contrasts fiscal dividend expectations with actual federal gains. He also mentions Herbert G. Klein’s new role and NYSE rules against client order give-ins.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
GPO
West Germany
Herbert G. Klein
Executive Branch
Washington
UC Los Angeles entomologist details coconut oil insecticide
Roy J. Pence of UCLA reports a coconut oil derivative, dodecyl alcohol, stunts insect development by removing legs and antennae and prevents cockroaches from winging and hatching. Carpet beetles albino and die. substance appears harmless to humans and other animals. No immediate changes to pest control foreseen.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Roy J. Pence
University of California In
Pence
Atlanta Man Indicted in Larceny Case
An Atlanta man was indicted for larceny and receiving stolen goods after police recovered 180 books and 14 art prints stolen from the public library from his home. Five overdue library books were also found.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
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Bluefield, West Virginia
Cheryl Radtke
Milwaukee
Santa Claus
Meadowbrook
Riding Academy
Waukesha
Cheryl
By Lou Schneider
New York Stock Exchange
Ramerican “Jourister
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Statesman
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Corning Glass Works
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Raleigh ST. Bluefield
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