Pope Urges Talks to Tear Down Berlin Wall
In a Christmas Mass address Pope Paul VI urged diplomats to pursue tireless and even humiliating negotiations to avert war and to bring down the Berlin Wall. He said governments must sacrifice prestige for a higher good and warned that recourse to arms would be a supreme catastrophe.
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Family of Tippit Rejoices During Christmas Visit
In Dallas a Tippit family, grieving father killed while pursuing a would be Kennedy assassin, welcomed a Christmas visit led by a Santa figure who delivered gifts including a wristwatch for Brenda and a ski sweater for Allen. Curtis, 4, expressed simple wishes as officers oversaw the festive scene and the family thanked donors contributing to a large relief fund.
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Britain and U S Offer Help to Halt Cyprus Fighting
The United States and Britain offered to help end the fighting in Cyprus as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash on the island. Diplomatic sources said officials conveyed the offers to Archbishop Makarios and Turkish Cypriot leaders and a mixed Greek Turkish committee was proposed to supervise a cease fire. Heavy fire persisted in northeast Nicosia near the front line.
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House OKs $3 Billion Aid Bill
The House approved a $3 billion foreign aid measure authorizing credit guarantees for sales to Communist bloc nations. The vote was 184 to 15, reflecting party discipline as the first big Johnson administration test. Senate action was delayed until Monday with a formal Christmas recess taken.
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Johnson style differs from Kennedys press approach
Washington commentary compares President Johnson’s informal, low keyed press method with Kennedy’s flamboyant conferences. Johnson limits attendees and favors man to man talks, aiming deeper coverage and faster corrections, though reporters fear exclusion and reduced access. Readers may gain from clearer, more restrained briefings.
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Pasadena civilian earns Anchor lapel pin for 20 years
Geis Service Award recipient at Naval Ordnance Test Station Pasadena is honored for two decades of civilian service. The award recognizes steady contributions from the scheduling office of the underwater ordnance department.
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Independent Pasadena Daily Suburban Ad Rates and Address
The Independent of Pasadena lists pricing and mailing details for daily and Sunday editions, with rate information and contact address at 625 East Colorado Boulevard Pasadena California for legal advertising by Superior Court order and related notices.
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