Godwin vows no one shall intimidate patrolmen
Raleigh AP reports Governor Godwin pledges not to permit any influential people or others to intimidate highway patrolmen while enforcing duties. He postpones a transfer amid questions about motives behind it and orders a full investigation after Maj. Speed takes over.
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Godwin
Pilston
F Godwin
Thomas Craig Cherry
Maj. C. Raymond Williams
Cherry
Hamilton
Jacksonville
R. Frank Everett
Martin County
Everett
Williams
Charles Speed
Maj. Speed
Cmdr
Raleigh
Stan i
Marines Bring Christmas Cheer to South Vietnam Villages
Marines distributed hundreds of pounds of candy and 16 boxes of cookies to children along dirt roads and a Vietnamese sampan community as a Christmas float visited Han River. A South Vietnamese interpreter explained the celebration while Lt. David Duffy said the holiday spirit is shared with locals.
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Han River
1St Marine Division Association
Seattle
Wash
David Duffy
Syracuse
N.Y
Civic Action Officer
Nick
da Wang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1Storps
Lewis W. Wall
U.S. Marines
Viet Nam
Jesus Passover Journey Shapes Early Life and Faith
The article traces Jesus childhood through yearly fall harvest and spring Passover trips, detailing schooling in Nazareth, Torah study, and early instruction in oral traditions. It depicts the Passover rites in Jerusalem, family searches, temple dialogue, and Jesus growing in wisdom, favor with God and man, before entering manhood.
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Nazareth
Chazan
Jesus
Joseph
Jerusalem
Egypt
Israel
Rome
Divinity
Elijah
Mary
God
Bethlehem Welcomes Christmas Pilgrims Beside Holy Land Barrier
Crowds of worshipers and 3 000 Arabs and non Arabs join in Bethlehem’s Christmas Eve ceremonies. Jerusalam Gate opens for Arab Christians despite the Israel Jordan armistice. Manger Square glows with lights at the Church of the Nativity as ancient scene unfolds.
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Manager Square
Israel
City of David
Holy Land
Jordan
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Manger Square
Judean Hills
Church of the Nativity
Christendom
Prince of Peace
Manger
Joseph
Mary
Christmas Holiday Toll Records From History
The Associated Press reports Virginia highway deaths rose to 1,025 for the year after a Virginia Beach man died in a single vehicle crash in Chesapeake. John W. Rinne Jr., 28, of Virginia Beach, died after being injured Wednesday night on Centerville Turnpike near Old Hickory Road.
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Associated Press
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Chesapeake
John W. ‘Rinne Jr
Norfolk Hospital
Centerville Turnpike
Old Hickory Road
Four Antipoverty Workers Take Protest to Ranch
Four New York antipoverty workers from Syracuse gained admission to President Johnsons LBJ Ranch after a daylong sequence starting with a tent near Ranch Road 1. They sought to present an appeal about OEO funding rules, were charged with refusing to obey an officer, and later posted bond before being driven to the ranch with a Secret Service escort.
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Stonewall
Tex
New York
Johnson
LBJ
Syracuse
N.Y
Richard Hewitt
Charles Fain
Stanley Gluck
Catherine Nolan
Washington
White House
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
QEO
San Antonio
Aito
Fredericksburg
Homer Garrison
U.S. 20
Maury Maverick
Secret Service
Alaska Diet Carries Higher Radioactivity Risk Say Scientists
Washington AP reports Alaska residents may ingest higher radioactive cesium from diet than elsewhere. Reindeer and caribou meat are main sources, with fish fowl and other meat also contributing. Studies show Eskimos and Indians who eat reindeer and caribou have about 22 times the national average cesium. even non-native Alaskans show four times the average. Cesium, tied to fallout from atmospheric tests, enters meat via lichen eaten by reindeer. Despite higher levels, they remain below danger guidelines, while surveillance continues and fishermen in Alaska face potential added risks from heavy fish consumption.
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Washington
Alaska
U.S
Cea Service
PHS
Naion
AEC
Federal
Public Health Service
Jis
Peace prospects forum amid Viet Nam cease fire debate
U Thant urged an immediate truce and negotiation to peace in Viet Nam while Pope John Paul II called for a just peace built on equality and forgiveness. American lawmakers voiced cautious optimism or concern over the cease fire as a test of Communist sincerity. Military briefings noted raids on Wong Bi power plant near Haiphong and ongoing air and ground actions in the Hanoi Haiphong complex.
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Page Cnesal
Mansfield
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Foreign Relations Committee
House
John W. Mc.Cormack
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
Ford
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Viet Nam
Washington
Asia
U.N
U Thant
Thant
God
Christ
United British
Speak
Asa Foreign Office
Tree Mhl
London
Michael Stewart
House of Commons
Wong
Ford Defends Selective Service Limits in Draft Restudy
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan called for the draft to supply only the men needed by the armed forces and argued it should not be used for punishment. The remarks followed protests by Michigan students reclassified as 1-A and sit-ins at draft boards in Ann Arbor and other cities. The Selective Service chief defended lawfulness and warned enforcement would follow existing statutes. A letter from 103 law professors urged Johnson to declare the draft not a tool for criticism or conformity, with the matter sent to the Justice Department.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Selective Service
Ford
Lewis B. Hershey
Emanuel Cellier
D-N.y
Texas White House
Law School
Johnson
Police Chief Intercepts Milwaukee Tavern Holdup
Milwaukee Police Chief Harold Breier interrupted a tavern holdup when a knife wielding suspect charged him. Breier exchanged gunfire, wounding the 34 year old David L. Settles of Chicago, who was hospitalized in critical condition. Deputy Inspector Charles Jackeson assisted, as the suspect advanced after the chief ordered him to drop the knife.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Breier
Breier
David L. Settles
S. Hamlin Street
Chicago
Charles Jackeson
Jackelon
Settles
Chief Breier
County General Hospital
Fletcher Slade
Slade
Pope Hope for Jubilee Spirit in Communist Nations
The Pope opened the Christmas audience in Rome urging that the council jubilee period from January to May be observed in Communist nations. He said the religious fervor should reach faithful despite continued opposition and urged peaceful friendship across the world. In Vietnam, US Air Force fighters attacked a camouflaged missile site near Hanat and Nghia Lo, destroying buildings and launching fires after cratered runways.
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Rome
Hanat
Nghia Lo
Floods threaten Clifton as evacuation plan called off
The Gila River near Safford ran a mile wide yet 4000 sandbags held flood waters with no damage reported. About 1000 pigs were evacuated and Gov. Sam Goddard coordinated Civil Defense in case evacuations became necessary. Kelvin residents faced five foot flood depths with 60 stranded people. Cawlic residents set up tents. Desert bridges washed away and Phoenix Tucson motorists were rescued from street floods. A light airplane crashed near Phoenix, killing Lt. and Mrs. Amos Hamer en route to Georgia for holidays.
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Clifton
Little Hollywood
Gila
Safford
Sam Goddard
Kelvin
Phoenix
Cawlic
Tucson
Amos Hamer
Mather Air Force Base
Calif
la Grange
Rebels Clash in Santiago During Dominican Visit
In Santiago 120 miles north of Santo Domingo, violence erupted as a rebel caravan from the capital to honor a comrade killed in the April revolution faced a police check. Witnesses report gunfire at a hotel and a police army checkpoint, with rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno asserting provocation by the army. President Garcia Godoy had warned Caamano Deno but did not cancel the trip.
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Santo Domingo
Santiago
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Juan Bosch
Lebel
Francisco Caamano Deno
Garcia Godoy
Caamano Deno
City Court Grants Suspended Sentence to Gang Gravitte
Gang Gravitte, 19, was convicted Wednesday in City Recorder’s court of res ... Judge William T. Grist granted an 80 day suspended sentence upon payment of $25 fines and court costs. Mayor Brookshire criticized the light punishment and urged courts to reevaluate enforcement. Grist replied that Brookshire did not inquire into the case facts.
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Gravitte
Citys Recorder’s Court
William T. Grist
Brookshire
Grist
Brookeshire
Ancient Prayer Book Found in Egypt Monastery Ruins
A Coptic prayer book unearthed near the Sudan border by the University of Chicago reveals an unpublished oral tradition about Christ bringing the Cross at last judgment. The manuscript, 8th or 9th century origins, was saved from Nile floods by monks as workers excavated an Egyptian monastery ruin.
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Chicago
Egypt
University of Chicago
Heaven
Mount of Olives
Peter
Christ
Universiy
George Scanlon
Universty’s Oriental Institute
Yeptic
Sudan
Nile
Aswan
Scanlon
George R. Hughes
Institute
Bad
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Cslantion
Casuian
Joseph Laitin
Justice Department
U. S
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