U.S. denies bombs hit Hanoi in raids
Reporting from Saigon UPI states United States military headquarters deny Hanoi was struck during December raids. Weather spared Hanoi while 58 missions hit other North Vietnamese targets. China and Soviet media condemn the U.S. actions as civilian casualties are claimed elsewhere.
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Weston Illinois named site for atom smasher
The Atomic Energy Commission chose Weston Illinois near Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory as the site for a 200 billion volt proton accelerator. The project costs 375 million dollars, will take eight years to build with about 1200 workers, and employ around 2300 after completion with an annual operating budget near 600 million. Weston beat six other finalists including Brookhaven, Ann Arbor, Madison, Lowry Field, and Sacramento.
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No Schedule Set For Sunday's Tour Of Homes
Mrs Bill Ross president of the sponsoring Book Club says no viewing schedule has been fixed for the Tour of Homes on Sunday. Patrons may tour any time from 2 to 5 30 p m with tickets at listed residences including the Lewis Meinzer Gordon Gravley L W McClendon Jack Fox and Albert Bird homes. The Woman's Department Club will run the ten hours from 3 to 5 30 p m.
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Book Club
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Gordon Gravley
L. W. McClendon
Jack Fox
Albert Bird
Woman’s Department Club
Hairier heads blamed for poor doll sales in London
London market researchers report girls want more hair on boy dolls to resemble the Beatle image. The doll maker has dispatched thousands of hairier heads to retailers for exchange to meet demand.
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Hairier Heads
London
UPT
China Expels Three Soviet Newsmen in Peking
Tokyo based report says China ordered the expulsion of three of six Soviet correspondents for spreading rumors about the cultural revolution and Red Guard clashes. Beijing accuses them of sowing discord and undermining Sino Soviet friendship, with formal notice given to Soviet Chargé Razdukhov.
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Odessa Lawyer Offers Help for Vessels Appeal
Odessa attorney Warren Burnett tentatively agrees to aid in the appeal of Thomas Ray Vessels, 25, sentenced to die for the April 28 rape of a Pampa housewife. Vessels faces additional charges of attempted murder in Amarillo and rape in Shamrock. ACLU involvement noted through family pleas, Burnett not an ACLU member.
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Fort Worth
Scouters Honored At Western Division District Dinner
Scouters of the Western Division District were honored at a banquet. John Gay spoke, J W Hamilton led as master of ceremonies. Eagle Scout Jerry Don Henderson led the Pledge, Doug Jeffries gave the invocation. Wives of Scouting workers and Den Mothers were recognized. Names of honorees include Warren Murphy Frank Walden Donald E Johnston Closs Rowland Allen Lacy Delbert Wasson Francis E Johnston Bill Hajek and others. Round Up awards and training recognitions were presented by district officials acknowledging units meeting goals and sponsoring institutions.
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Ceremonia
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Quanah
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Johnston
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Rowland
Henry MecDow
Bobby Sunday
Paducah
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Trolinder Elected Commander Of Childress Commandery
Commandery No 77 in Childress elected C O Trolinder as Commander at last night’s meeting replacing A A Bass who led the past year Joe C Crain was chosen Generalissm Other officers elected include Alton Bruce Captain-General W W Kinney and Bill Leonard Remaining officers will be named by the Commander at the January 19 meeting
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Childress
Black Africa Demands Last Vote on Rhodesia at U.N.
At the United Nations, militant Africa demanded a no–delay Security Council vote to push sanctions and toppling action against Rhodesia. Uganda's ambassador said British leaders might be wavering and might grant Smith a grace period to modify the white supremacist regime, following a Wilson summit.
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Johnson faces pressure to drop Humphrey from 1968 ticket
Analysis notes rising political risk as ADA warns LBJ to alter foreign and domestic policy or lose Humphrey. ADA, founded by Humphrey, has shifted from supportive power base to opposition, complicating Johnson’s 1968 ticket strategy and highlighting tensions within the Democratic Party.
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Brash Little Mouse Launches Walt Disney to Fame
Hollywood remembers Walt Disney a pioneering animator who created Mickey Mouse and built Disneyland. He died at 65 from acute circulatory failure after lung surgery. born in Chicago, raised near Marceline Missouri, and mentored by Charlie Chaplin.
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West Texas Weather Stays Clear Despite Texas Rain
An advancing cold front brings rain and thunderstorms to North Central and East Texas with clear skies and fair weather in West Texas. Rain reaches Mineral Wells to Brownsville, with gusts up to 65 mph near the New Mexico border. Overnight lows range from 23 degrees at Dalhart to 63 degrees at Brownsville, as colder air moves into the High Plains and Pecos Valley. Forecasters expect cooler conditions statewide with lingering showers in the eastern half and near normal temperatures in North Texas through Friday and Saturday.
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Sunday Singing by Veterans of Childress County
A Sunday singing event brings singers from Shamrock Plainview Memphis Vernon Quanah Wellington Paducah and Childress together. The gathering runs from 2 to 4 p m at the Veterans Building. Sponsored by the Veterans of Childress County.
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Brussels Site Chosen for NATO Headquarters Move
The United States wins bid to relocate NATO political HQ to Brussels as ministers near end of talks in Paris. A new building will be erected on a Belgian site near Air Force Base outside Brussels. Officials say the decision signals a major shift amid ongoing Vietnam aid pressures.
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