Illusive Peace Amid Christmas Blessing At Saint Peter's
Pope Paul VI lamented Viet Nam war violence during the noon blessing in St. Peter's Square. He urged a Christmas ceasefire to enable talks, noting that war darkens Yuletide and that humanity's progress in space and technology has not solved ideological strife. He warned that war defeats peace with God and calls for harmony beyond weapons.
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Garden City High School expansion urged in bond vote
A letter to the editor argues for a bond election on January 18 to expand Garden City High School to relieve crowding. It cites 900 students in a building for 700, with projected growth and limited classroom, shop, library, and auditorium space. Author Phil Stout, a senior, urges voters to approve to maintain education standards and avoid longer school days.
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Distal Side O Weve Gone All Out On Christmas Lighting
A quirky block notes festive displays including a doghouse with roof lights and a gold twig tree adorned with pears and a sequined cartridge. Amid holiday humor a teenager resists galoshes unless allowed a protest sign. Jeannie Foster proclaims Mary Joseph.
Johnson to escalate Viet Nam war as year ends
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson will double U S commitment in South Viet Nam, raise manpower including draft and reserve calls, and consider a formal war declaration. Westmoreland seeks 400,000 troops. bombing fails to halt flow of reinforcements. public protests and antiwar demonstrations rise at home.
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Christmas Quips and Grins From Hal Boyle
A collection of humorous sayings about Christmas from Hal Boyle in New York. Jokes touch on returning gifts, Santa, noisy toys, eggnog, self carving turkey, perfume, exchanges, and holiday fatigue. Light anecdotes capture typical family and party chaos during the season.
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Air Force to Launch Four Satellites on Titan 3
CAPE KENNEDY FLORIDA AP The Air Force will launch four satellites into orbit today aboard the Titan 3 rocket liftoff at 9 a.m. EST The mission includes two satellites testing a future military communications network one measuring solar activity and a fourth for use by amateur radio operators worldwide
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Johnson Adds Reasons for Viet Nam Peace Talks
President Johnson weighs multiple motives for pursuing peace talks with North Viet Nam beyond lives saved. He aims to shape events, gain prestige, and blunt Republican critique in a pivotal 1966 election year, while pressing Ho Chi Minh for direct discussions despite mixed signals from the Hanoi side.
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Auto Industry Aims for 1965 1 Millionth Car Milestone
U S auto makers moved closer to the 1965 goal of producing 1 million cars this calendar year. Despite holiday week shortenings, output neared 11 million for the year, with last weekend showing 10,755,175 units. A 3 millionth 1966 model car date was also expected to fall this week, earliest by 16 days, with the prior record set January 7 in 1964.
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