Editorial on U Thant’s Neutrality and Global Involvement
The piece argues U Thant embodies neutrality in temperament and Burma’s design yet remains deeply active as UN secretary general. He scolds the United States over Viet Nam and Red China, criticizes Britain on Rhodesia, and assaults Russia and France for failing to meet peace-keeping dues, among other actions.
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Burma
Thant
United States
Viet Nam
Great Britain
Russia
France
Thant's Resignation Pressure Fortified UN Secretariat
Nations including the United States Britain Russia and France urged Thant to stay as they praised his tenure as administrator and policy-maker. The UN pressed to persuade him amid a possible leadership crisis, and his reconsideration strengthens the Secretariat and the UN overall.
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U. S
Britain
Russia
France
Delhi Dining and Hospitality Under Colonial Eyes
The writer reviews Delhi food as heavily seasoned for Americans and notes Western substitutes lack flavor. Hotels are old and costly with high service charges. Taxis are cheap but shabby. many drivers are turbaned Sikhs. Alcohol rules restrict tourists. Dysentery remains a risk. Americans employ multiple servants while locals earn far less. Delhi houses 3.3 million people plus monkeys and cobras near hotels.
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Congress votes war on Germany and Italy in swift action
The U S Congress unanimously declared war on Germany and Italy following a Roosevelt message urging united effort to defeat Axis powers. The rapid votes came after earlier action against Japan and reflect a national rallying moment in World War II.
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Goldberg mocks Douglas over monogamy at Gridiron Club
Am bassador Arthur Goldberg joked that Justice William O. Douglas does not believe in monogamy as he spoke for the court before the Gridiron Club. Douglas's reaction was off the record. The piece traces Douglas's four marriages from 1923 to his fourth wife Cathleen Hefernan, noting his view of marriage as sacred despite past separations.
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Jolt Sleep Spasm Explains Sudden Morning Jolt
Dear Dr Mother explains painless surge or jolt at sleep onset is likely a harmless muscle spasm. Factors include bed comfort, dream state, stimulants, or mind state. most people fall asleep after the jolt without lasting harm.
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Rescued by Teachers Sparks Letter Exchange
Reader letters praise and criticize teachers in a discussion started by Ann Landers. A college sophomore credits her English teacher and guidance counselor with saving her from despair and helping her continue education despite family hardship.
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Bill Douglas A Supreme Court Icon Struggles With Personal Life
The article profiles Justice Bill Douglas his three marriages and their fallout. It notes his aging yet vigorous public persona and his enduring impact on U S jurisprudence while highlighting family tensions and his new marriage to Cathleen as she pursues Mandarin for a China visit.
Sunday TV Highlights Include Classic Specials and Movies
NBC airs Dont Eat The Daisies at 7 p.m. plus Robinson Crusoe on Mars at 8 p.m. with Paul Mantee and Victor Lundin. ABC presents Hollywood Palace hosted by Jimmy Durante at 8:30 p.m. CBS features Charlie Brown’s Christmas at 6 p.m. Ed Sullivan Show guests include Diahann Carroll Morey Amsterdam Joan Rivers. NBC presents Danny Thomas Special and His Wonderful World of Burlesque with Carol Channing Mickey Rooney Wayne Newton and more at 9 p.m.
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TV Tonight Highlights and Channel Lineup
A TV guide style listing shows 6:30 P.M. programs on channels 2 4 7 including Flipper and Jackie Gleason, with Death Var. Days on 2 and Don’t Eat Daisies on 4, 7.30 features Pistols Petticoats on 5 12 and Lawrence Welk on 2 4 7. 8:00 M ivie on 2 4 7 Get Smart 8:30 T H E Cat 9:00 Gunsmoke on 5 12 13 and Grand Ole Opry at 9:30.
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Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Army Cross Country Coach Carleton Crowell in 13th Season
Carleton Crowell enters his 13th season as Army's cross country head coach guiding the Black Knights. He oversees training, competition plans, and program development for the fall season.
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Army
Television Listings for Monday December 12 Night Schedule
A dense grid of daytime and evening television listings spans volunteers such as Sunrise Semester shows, Today Show, Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, Laugh-In and multiple soap operas. It catalogs channel numbers, programs, and times for KVYOO TV through WIBW TV across Chanute.
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Lost girl writes heartfelt note to caring teacher
A student thanks a teacher for belief and guidance, praising the impact of education. The letter to Saved is shared anonymously, while a cheeky admonition to a correspondent named Never Could Spell appears, ending with a directive to mail to Ann Landers at The Chanute Tribune.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Cubs retain Pete Reiser as coach for 1967 season
The Chicago Cubs announced the retention of Pete Reiser as a coach for the 1967 season, keeping his impact on the team’s coaching staff for another year.
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Pete Reiser
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