Eight New Year Resolutions Worth Keeping in Ambrose Notes
Mrs. Tom Gregory of Ambrose declares eight resolutions for 1969 including avoiding space travel politicking bronc riding gossip listening to unwanted shows and fishing in spring. Cindy the Fox Terrier and Princess the Collie are remembered after Christmas deaths. Sp4 Bobby Wayne Brownfield mails thanks from Vietnam and lists his APO address. Joe B. Johnson to advise Southwest Pump employees on philanthropic work this year.
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Tom Gregory
Ambrose
Moon
Kate Estes
Estes
Cindy
Princess
Bobby Wayne Brownfield
T. J. Brownfield
Ector
Brownfield
Fannin County
Vietnam
Bobby Wayne Brownfiell
U.S.A. R.U
Com. Group
APO
San Francisco
Joe B. Johnson
Southwest Pump
Pony tail warning spreads in Worcestershire
Newspapers in Worcestershire warn women that their pony tails might be real. Police caution horse owners about a gang cutting off tails to make wigs and hair pieces.
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Worchester, England
UPI
Worchestershire
Joke case in court ends as prank claim in Luton
Bartholomew Crunch was to face charges over alleged fraud but a police inspector disclosed the matter was a joke from a person with high spirits in the Luton Police Department. No crunch or charges followed.
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Luton
England
Bartholomew Crunch
Jewelry Heist Ends With 18 Watches and 2 Rings Stolen
In Wolverhampton England burglars smashed a jewelry shop window and fled with 18 watches and two diamond rings while declaring a clearance sale sign remained in the window.
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Wolverhampton
England
UPI
Theft charge at Southport babysitting theft case
Police in Southport arrest a two year old baby sitter after finding 116 pounds sterling in the diaper of an 18 month old infant. Kathleen Shiels was detained as the caregiver. The incident stems from a theft accusation and police report details the recovered money.
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Southport
England
UPI
Kathleen Shiels
Nixon names three top aides to Rogers and Bunker to stay
President elect Nixon announced Elliot L Richardson Alexis Johnson and Richard F Pedersen as top State Department aides under Secretary of State designate William P Rogers. Ellsworth Bunker would be asked to remain as ambassador to South Vietnam.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
William P. Rogers
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
A. Alexis
Johrson
Japan
Ricard F. Pederson
U.S
United Nations Security Council
State Department
Son
Johnson
United States
Saigon
Bunker
Vietnam
Pierre
Rkichardson
Rogers
Pedersen
U.S. Forces Hit Viet Cong in Mekong Delta Actions
U.S. forces backed by infantry and helicopter gunships smashed a Viet Cong unit in the Mekong Delta while another American unit faced attack north of Saigon. Air strikes hit a Communist fortress in the A Shau Valley as Tet preparations loom.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong
A Shau
South
Hue
Cmdr
Samuel A. Belcher III
Anderson
S.C
Delta
Sa Dec
Wrecks Cause $1425 in City Traffic Damage
Investigating officers estimate total damage from four Friday traffic accidents at $1425. No injuries reported. Drivers named include Kyle Jeamson McDonald and Mrs Jhen Lewis Eason at Center Ninth. Thomas Norman Teel and Jerry Leroy Matlock on North Center. Charles D Abbott and Lovita Kyle on Russell. Elizabeth Diles Binion struck a pole on West Sam Rayburn Star.
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Kenneth Rice
E. N. McCraw
Center
Ninth Streets
Kyle Jeamson McDonald
Jhen Lewis Eason
Thomas Norman Teel
Ector
Jerry Leroy Matlock
Rice and McCraw
North Center
Charles D. Abbott
Lovita Kyle
Rice and
McCraw
Russell
Rice
Elizabeth Diles Binion
West Sam Raysburn
Star
Binion
Star Street
Tension Grows as Arab Students Demand Action
Lebanese students at four universities called for government action against Jews after last weekend's Israeli raid on Beirut Airport. They demanded punishment for those who allowed the attack and condemned the destruction of 13 large aircraft. Israel cited retaliation for a December 26 Arab attack on an Athens bound airliner. Israel reported no new border clashes in the past 24 hours while maintaining guard on the Lebanon border where rockets were used.
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Beirut
API
Lebanon
International
Middle East
Athens
Jerusalem
Middle East violence escalates as Lebanon urged to arm villagers
Lebanese student leaders in Beirut demand immediate military training and a popular militia to defend villages near the Israeli border while urging legality for Arab actions against Israel. Israeli sources warn of retaliation if Lebanon can not control guerrillas. World Jewish Congress decries the cycle of violence. Jordanian authorities execute two men in Amman as spies.
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Beirut
Israel
Jerusalem
Lebanon
World Jewish Congress Governing Council
Rome
Joachim Prinz
Orange
N.J
Middle East
Amman
Habla
West Bank
Jordan River
Washington
House of Representatives
Paris
United Arab Republic
United States
Peace in Mideast Deal Hinges on Israel Evacuations
Arab sources say Egypt offered to back a global pact only if Israel withdraws from all Arab lands since June 5 1967. The memorandum proposes temporary UNEF screening at Sinai while evacuations proceed and calls for binding Security Council pledges by both sides.
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Paris
UPI
Egypt
Washington
Israel
United Nations Emergency Forces
UNEF
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ment
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Rusk
U.A.R
Arab League Nations
State Department
Dean Rusk
Mahmoud Riad
Sharm el Sheik
Aqaba Gulf
Mideast
World Zionism
Palestine
Gunnar Jarring
U.N
Cairo
UNL
Nd Unef
Sinai
Org
San Francisco State teachers threaten strike after stalled talks
Militant Local 1352 of the American Federation of Teachers warns of a campus shutdown if negotiations fail after Christmas break. Union president Gary Hawkins blames trustees for refusing to negotiate on reforms and grievances while state college officials cite state law. Acting President Hayakawa tightens rules to curb violence as talks drag.
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San Francisco
UPS
San Francisco State College
American Federation of Teachers
State College System
Board of Trustees
Thea
Educa
Gary Hawkins
Arthur Bierman
S. I. Hayakawa
Rifle and Light Recovered From Parked Pickup
Five days after theft a .22 calibre rifle and spotlight taken from a parked pickup were found. The gun and light were returned and were on the truck seat and in the junk rack when Forman retrieved the vehicle.
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Ernest Forman
Forman
Cold weekend forecast for Bonham area
Cloudy skies and cold temperatures grip Bonham with a near 20 degree morning and the high in the 40s Sunday. Saturday opened at 15 degrees as a strong north wind added to the day’s discomfort and winds ease to south by Sunday afternoon. High clouds expected with no precipitation mentioned.
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Bonham
World Jewish Congress leader urges restraint amid Middle East violence
Rabbi Joachim Prinz, head of the WJC Governing Council, warns that violent acts by Israelis and Arabs will not bring peace. He calls for mutual respect and rights for all, urges Israel to resist terrorism, and says Arab states must cooperate to develop resources. The meeting includes 40 leaders from four continents.
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Israel
Beirut
Middle East
Prinz
Europe
Australia
Athens
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