Apollo 8 Photographs Released From Moon Voyage
NASA released twelve color Earth and Moon pictures from Apollo 8, showing Earth as a blue globe with cloud bands and the Moon’s rough surface with shaded craters. NASA plans to map the Moon and aid future lunar missions while astronauts discuss the flight in detail on this first full debriefing day.
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Israel Promises Retaliation After Beirut Airport Raid
Israel vows further retaliation for Arab attacks after a weekend commando raid on Beirut airport. Premier Levi Eshkol says Israel will defend itself wherever planned, while U N Security Council discusses condemnation and international responses unfold.
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Trygve Lie Dies in Norwegian Mountain Retreat
Trygve Lie, first Secretary General of the United Nations, died today while vacationing in the Norwegian mountains. He was 72.
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Anticrime Campaign Starts Daily Times
A note on page 6 reports an anticrime campaign beginning as part of Inside Your Daily Times. The brief announces the initiative amid other features including New Year party recipes.
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Viet Nam Cease Fire Clashes Mar Ceilings of 1968 War
A weekend of heavy Viet Nam fighting sees three US helicopters shot down raising total losses to 96 as US and South Vietnamese forces press 60 offensive operations. Viet Cong proclaims a 72 hour cease fire while warning of retaliation. Paris talks stall with Washington and Saigon seeking a united front as negotiations resume.
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Wet New Year Predicted as 1968 Ends in Snow and Rain
The Weather Bureau at Philadelphia International Airport forecasts a 60 percent chance of rain or snow on New Year's Eve with a high in the upper 30s on Tuesday. Partly cloudy and cold conditions are expected on New Year's Day, impacting events and travel. Banks, government offices, and most businesses will close Wednesday. liquor stores close early Tuesday and remain closed Wednesday. The Daily Times will not publish on Wednesday.
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