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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
14
A playful catalog suggests gifting books to famous figures as last minute picks. The list pairs titles with well known names and institutions, noting how reading can calm nerves, impress guests, or provoke reflections, including references to politicians and public figures from the era.
A humorous spoof rewrites Christmas songs to celebrate football amid holiday viewing. The piece riffs on Green Bay Packers and Lombardi era figures with chant like lines, pairing classic Yuletide with game day imagery and questions whether football at Christmas is grounds for divorce.
Joseph Howe a Wichita policeman for more than five years resigns to pursue ministry. At 31 he will study four years at Ozark Bible College in Joplin Missouri to train as a clergyman. He says police work shows life from beginning to end and provides insight into societal and human troubles in both roles.
In North Chatham New York Virginia O Hanlon Douglas recalls the 1857 Sun editorial that answered Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus. Now 78 she remains a believer, living with her daughter and son in law amid a large family near Albany after years as a teacher and principal.
Army helicopter pilot Kelly Hudson of Livermore received the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry from a Vietnamese general at ceremonies with Premier Nguyen Ky. The 25 year old Santa Cruz University graduate, an Army captain, earned the decoration for involvement in the Battle of Loc Ninh and previously earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for rescuing a downed pilot.
A 650 figure half life-size manger scene, carved and painted by German POWs, first built in 1944, will be displayed in Algona Iowa again this Christmas. Edward Kaib, founder, will return to Germany for the 1968 holiday.
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