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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
5
Paris UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Sargent Shriver congratulated Charles W. Yost on his Friday appointment as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Shriver said he was delighted to remain in Paris under President elect Richard Nixon.
The piece notes Nixon’s impending move to the White House and the global curiosity about his philosophy. It discusses Red China proposing resumption of Warsaw talks and Sino Soviet arms discussions likely to begin under a Nixon administration, with prior consent needed from the new president.
Louis Cassels argues Christ remains in Christmas when children are happy and cared for. He stresses Jesus loved children and would be distressed by broken hearts, urging generous sharing with the less fortunate and appreciation for service workers to keep Christ in the holiday.
Seaman Recruit James Len Devault of the US Navy is spending a 14 day Christmas leave with his father Sam Devault and sister Gloria at Dodd City. He has trained at the Naval Training Center in San Diego and will return there to finish basic training after the leave.
Fort Worth WBAP TV lists Tuesday night through early morning programming with news, classics, soaps, game shows, movies, and late night NBC segments. Notable entries include The World of Christmas Julia and Texas News alongside The Tonight Show and The Virginian.
A fragmented TV guide lists evening and late night programs including Red Skelton Doris Day Show CBS News Final Edition Cowboy 68 and Christmas Eve services. It also mentions Captain Rangeres The Lucy Show Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Snow Dick Van Dyke Love of Life Search For Tomesso and Carnegie Hall with various time slots and sign offs.
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