Pontiff Arrives in Bombay Amid Enormous Welcome
Pope Paul VI arrived in Bombay to a vast, fervent crowd as he began a 13 mile, 11 hour mission, greeted by hundreds of thousands pressing around him and shouting a mantra of peace joy and love. The scene captured a monumental religious welcome in India.
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Lions Pancake Feed date corrected for parade day
Lions Club tickets carry Dec 5 due to an error. the correct date is Dec 12, a week away, with the pancake feed at the Civic Center coinciding with the annual Christmas parade. Early sales occurred before the mistake was caught, forecasting solid turnout for the event.
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Garden Sass It's Old Age Gus Garden Says Corns Oats
Gus Garden quips about aging and vitality noting that a man may feel his corns more than his oats as time passes. The remark frames aging with humor tied to garden lore and masculine vigor.
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Dropouts Anonymous: Rosemead's Unusual School
Rosemead California reports on Dropouts Anonymous a store front school founded by Mary and Lester Stewart serving ages 4 to 40. The program emphasizes reading philosophy personal attention and practical outcomes with some students advancing to barber beauty or landscape architecture training. Classes run five nights weekly and Fridays feature confession night.
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U.S. Plans To Step Up War With Viet Cong
James A. Johnson reports from Washington that Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor will return to South Vietnam with fresh orders to intensify U.S. actions against the Viet Cong. A White House statement notes possible air strikes on supply routes through Laos and discusses tightening support to Saigon while avoiding North Vietnamese bases for now. Taylor will consult urgently with the South Vietnamese government as Washington weighs expanding operations beyond South Vietnam.
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Here’s How They Voted On Big Issues
A prelegislative conference at the Warren Hotel drew Garden City and county officials with Roy H. Johnson and Noble Drake outlining issues likely before the 1965 Kansas Legislature. Voted sentiments favored uniform commercial code, expanded junior colleges, highway funding, and liquor by the drink, with mixed views on an income tax, Sunday sales limits, and unicameral options. Industry and government groups highlighted budget pressures on colleges, health, and court modernization, with lawmakers Jack Barr Meeker and Gruver in attendance.
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Finney Fund Tops $44,497 in United Drive
Finney County United Fund progress stands at 44,497.05 with just over 4,400 still needed to hit the 48,905.25 record goal. A United Fund board meeting is set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce to plan next steps. Honor roll additions include Welders Supply Co Ogden and Speckman Optometrists, each contributing 100 or more.
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Snow and Rain Move Into Kansas From Twin Fronts
Snow and freezing rain move into Kansas as a north cold front meets a south storm front. Weather bureau warns of possibly four inches of snow in the northwest and hazardous driving in northeastern and east central areas. Light precipitation is reported with Topeka seeing freezing rain, Emporia and Chanute rain, and widespread clouds.
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Two Foot Snowstorm Hits Maine Coast and Beyond
A major Atlantic winter storm paralyzed parts of Maine with up to two feet of snow and winds up to 69 mph. The blizzard stranded motorists, filled hotels, and caused at least two deaths in Ban gor and Presque Isle. Rescue ships faced rough seas near Nova Scotia as other vessels battled high waves. Snow covered the Great Lakes region and northern plains with sub zero readings across Minnesota Montana and the Midwest.
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