France protests UN vote over Thant arrears report
At the United Nations France protests a report saying Paris is two years in arrears on its UN assessments and could lose its General Assembly vote. The dispute grows as Thant seeks to break a US Soviet deadlock before Tuesday's voting decision while awaiting reactions from Washington and Moscow.
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Humphrey joins Minn. Winter Show
Vice president Humphrey arrived for St Pauls Winter Carnival and called the 15 degree weather balmy. He was greeted by officials, met his daughter and grandchildren, received the key to the city, and served as grand marshal for the 214 hour parade with 135 units.
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Churchill Condition Worsening
London AP report says Sir Winston Churchill's condition deteriorated Saturday with a spokesman noting he is moving toward the end. Lord Moran and the British Medical Assn. provide cautious confirmation, marking the 19th bulletin since his Jan 15 stroke.
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Johnson Takes Brown Mixture For Cough
President Johnson is using a traditional cough remedy called Brown Mixture on doctor advised grounds. White House physician Rear Admiral Burkley notes the formula has long been made for home use and identifies opium tincture paregoric alcohol nitrate and tartar emetic with licorice flavor and ammonium chloride to ease coughing. The name stems from the brown color of the preparation.
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Half of College Students Admit Cheating Survey Finds
Columbia researcher William Bowers surveyed 5422 students at 99 colleges and 600 deans and 500 student body presidents. He says academic dishonesty is widespread and undercounted by campus communities amid ongoing Air Force Academy scandal fallout.
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Park Service Officials Weigh West Branch Land Purchase
State Rep LaMar Foster says three National Park Service representatives will tour 83 acres beside Herbert Hoover Park in West Branch. They may seek to acquire the land from Greater Iowa Corp for park expansion. Foster and Sen David Stanley will seek legislative action to prevent commercial development of the site.
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Tiros 9 Weather Satellite Sends First Earth Images
Cape Kennedy launched Tiros 9 to transmit engineering weather photos from its 15th orbit. The early images cover one eighth of the globe from Virginia to Africa, showing camera system operation and paving the way for forecasts.
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Long Johns Use Declared State Secret At Inaugural
Washington AP reports that whether President Johnson wore long johns at the inaugural ceremonies and parade last Wednesday remains a state secret. Rear Admiral George Burkley, the president's doctor, declined to reveal the detail noting it as a secret when questioned.
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Judge orders no interference in Selma voter registration
Federal Judge Daniel Thomas ruled Dallas County officials must refrain from disrupting the orderly voter registration process in Selma. He also required applicants to use a sheriff designated door. Sheriff James Clark had earlier resisted, arresting demonstrators for unlawful assembly as they refused to enter by an alley or the front door. King hailed the decision and planned further registration drives despite ongoing courthouse obstacles.
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Churchill the Man of Wins and Woes in History
The profile chronicles Winston Churchill as a restless innovator and flawed leader. Roosevelt praised his energy but noted his frequent missteps. The piece outlines his talents as writer painter soldier and statesman while tracing early political failures before World War II and his enduring influence.
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Road Conditions Report for Iowa Now Available
A 24 hour road condition report for Iowa is compiled by Iowa Highway Patrolmen and can be obtained by dialing 366-1884 from Cedar Rapids. The service provides current travel advisory details for motorists and updates.
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