Pebbles the Cocker Spaniel Finds New Home and Care
Pebbles a full-blooded cocker spaniel lived at Linn County Humane Society shelter on December 18. The next day the McNatts visited and adopted him after a rush to claim the hopeful pup. Pebbles received a health checkup distemper shot and grooming before moving to 4900 Ridgeside Drive NE with Mr and Mrs W E McNatt Jr and their son Gene.
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North California Secession Plan Draws Mixed Reactions
Richard J. Dolwig, a 57 year old Northern California Republican, pushes a plan to split the state into two separate entities south and north. He argues the south would gain oil wealth and the north stronger agricultural protection, while critics call the idea impractical and politically unlikely.
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Russians Prep for Kashmir Conference in Tashkent
Moscow gears up for a major Soviet sponsored Kashmir meeting between Pakistan's Ayub Khan and India's Lal Bahadur Shastri. Kosygin may open the talks as procedural details are set, with hopes for peace across nations despite mixed observer optimism.
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Private calls and White House dining lore in Washington notes
Washington notebook recalls a change to White House record keeping seen as practical yet questioned by reporters. It also recounts a diner at a Washington hotel spotting a Republican guest in Tyrolean hat and a lighthearted tale of Coolidge misusing a coffee saucer and a pet kitten at dessert.
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Justice Dept Secrecy Unit Faces Constitutional Challenge
UPI reports the Justice Department internal security division faces possible self elimination as 1965 saw intensified court tests of the Subversive Activities Control Act. Assistant Atty Gen J Walter Yeagley notes DC party conviction and ongoing appeals test the act’s register requirement and constitutionality amid court delays and legal snarl.
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