United Nations Fresh clash looms on Soviet vote
The U N debate on Russia's voting rights is set to resume with signals of a tougher Soviet stance. A diplomatic source warned a clash between East and West could be imminent as Moscow weighs threatening to walk out if Apollo 19 charter terms affect its veto. The Security Council также may back a demand for states to refrain from intervening in Congo affairs amid 13 days of contentious debate.
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Turkish buzzard may help man fly like a bird
Delaware Academy of Science president John Seney plans testing a turkey buzzard in a basement wind tunnel at his Seaford home to study flight. He will work with Stephen Meare, a Virginia chemistry student, to assess the bird and a potential flying suit based on available materials.
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Europe faces grim weather toll as deaths exceed two hundred
European officials report at least 200 deaths by midnight amid widespread snow, ice and fog. France, Germany, Belgium and Finland tally fatalities while cold snaps stretch from Marseilles to Scilly Isles and Rome endures hail and frost.
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Pope calls for prayer as world troubles mar Christmas joy
Pope Paul urged prayer for global turmoil and suffering from wars guerrillas and Congo missionary dangers. He spoke from St Peters Square noting news from India the United States and other places shrouded in sorrow and urged faith to sustain prayer.
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Johnson hopeful for 1965 pace with fewer world tensions
President Johnson, viewed by aides as optimistic about 1965, expects to reduce foreign stress next year. He plans to emphasize home programs such as the war on poverty while scheduling foreign meetings with Soviet and other leaders in Washington around a rising pace of activity. Time magazine names Johnson Man of the Year for his first-year energy and achievements.
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The readable passages describe a messy, garbled laboratory or research note mentioning Montreal, experiments, and various named terms. The wording suggests a disjointed diary of scientific activity with unclear results, mixed names, and undefined objectives.
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