Bonn Envoy Set Free After Basque Kidnapping
Eugen Beihl the West German consul in San Sebastian was released by Basque terrorists after two days on Dec 1. Basque spokesman Telesforo de Monzon said Beihl is safe somewhere in Europe and the captors demand nothing in return. The release followed the Burgos trial of 16 Basques, with verdicts pending.
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Briton David Johnston Freed by China After 28 Months
British banker David Johnston, 56, freed by Communist China after 28 months in custody, crosses into Hong Kong with his wife. He says he signed a confession admitting offences under China espionage laws. Johnston, Shanghai Chartered Bank manager, was arrested in August 1968 as an enemy of the people.
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Pope Urges World Unity In Yale Plea
Pope Paul VI delivered a Christmas message urging humanity to shed hate and conflict and to accept Christ as the truth and life. He urged easing barriers between nations and emphasized viewing all people as brothers. About 20,000 listened from St. Peter's Square amid overcast weather and nearby Jewish demonstrators protested Soviet Jewish sentences.
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Chuckle on neglected men of history
A brief humorous note reflects on three figures Whistler's Father Grandpa Moses and Lord Go diva as examples of overlooked men in history. The quip riffs on fame and memory with a playful nod to cultural icons.
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Soviet court hands death sentences to two Jewish hijackers
Israel denounces the Soviet verdict after a Leningrad court sentenced 11 defendants in a hijacking plot. Mark Dymshits and Edward Kuznetsov received death sentences with others jailed 4 to 15 years. Meir urged global leaders to intervene as protests spread in Jerusalem and New York.
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What did Jesus Christ really look like
The essay questions how Jesus is portrayed in art while noting the New Testament offers no physical description. It cites Isaiah 53 2 and early church traditions suggesting Jesus lacked beauty, contrasting this with later idealized depictions shaped by art and culture.
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Nine G Is Killed In Christmas Artillery Mishap
Nine American soldiers died and nine were wounded when 105 mm artillery fired into their own positions near Hue hours before a Christmas cease fire. A Vietnamese scout was also injured. Specialist Behn described tending a mangled GI and the last word he heard was Merry Christmas. The incident, occurring 11 miles southwest of Hue, is under investigation by U.S. command.
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Fourth Christmas in PW Camps for Two C R Men
Cedar Rapids families mark a fourth Christmas for Navy officers Lt Cmdr Robert Naughton and Lt Gary Anderson held prisoner in Vietnam. News of their status arrived on the Hanoi list, renewing hope for possible release as families cope with long separations and plan reunions once home.
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New Weather Records From Across The U S
The National Weather Service reported the lowest Friday temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii as 19 at International Falls Minnesota. Thursday's high reached 87 at Vero Beach Florida.
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Christmas truce ends as 50 plus enemy violations noted
After a 24 hour cease fire in Vietnam, allied commands reported more than 50 enemy incidents with at least 10 South Vietnamese killed and two Americans killed when a helicopter was shot down near the Cambodian border. One American was wounded as fighting resumed at 6 p.m. Saigon time.
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Two Killed in Route 1 Crash
A Cedar Rapids man Elvin Faye Kelsey 31 and Kalona youth Marion Wayne Cox 18 died in a two vehicle crash on highway 1 nine miles south of Iowa City around 9 59 p m Thursday. Cox crossed the center line in a curve and collided head on with Kelsey who worked for Crandie railroad. Services for Kelsey are being arranged at Peffers Halverson funeral home Blairstown. Cox body was taken to Beckman Butheras funeral home Iowa City.
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Trade Pact Signed By Sovi et Union And Thailand
The Soviet Union and Thailand signed a trade agreement pledging to expand trade and commercial relations on an equal basis. The pact aims to deepen economic ties and ease bilateral commerce between the two nations.
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