U N Showdown Averted at United Nations
United Nations reports a clear path to finish year end business without a Soviet veto. Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey planned to announce an agreement with key delegates enabling four new Security Council members and a stopgap budget resolution via general consent. Malawi Malta and Zambia to be admitted to UN membership per open day.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
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Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
Malawi
Malta
Zam
Bia
U.N
Jordan
Mali
U.S
Congo
Middle- East
United States
U Thant
Quaison-Lackey
Thant
Netherlands
Norway
Uruguay
Brazil
Malaysia
Czechoslovakia
Morocco
Robbers loot church carding Brink's loss of 223000
Brink's Inc estimates a 223000 loss from a church rectory robbery in Nor ridge Illinois in which two guards and two priests were overpowered. The assailants, wearing Halloween masks, tied the guard and priests and used the Brink's truck to flee. The loss includes cash and checks, with a large portion probably recoverable, and is insured. The incident mirrors a prior Paterson New Jersey church truck robbery.
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Chicago
Brink's Inc
Divine Savior Church
Paterson
N.J
AS. Genet
Brink's
Donald Hoagland
Hoagland
Rehurch
Norridge
Brink
Joseph W. Tottingham
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Viet Nam War Leader Travels for Talks at Cap St Jacques
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh and his staff flew to Cap St Jacques for conferences aimed at ending the deadlock with the United States. Washington has withheld about 600 million dollars in expanded aid since Khanh ousted the High National Council and arrested political leaders. The U S demands reinstatement of the council and release of prisoners. Khanh has suggested he may proceed without American aid. Chief of State Phan Khac Suu and Prime Minister Tran Van Huong urged restoring the national council.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Cap St. Jacques
United States
Khanh
High National Council
Council
Washington
Phan Khac Suu
Premer Tran van Huong
National Council
Duke of Windsor Tours Houston After Hospital Stay
The Duke of Windsor, 70, completed a one hour car tour of Houston and reported feeling very well as he leaves the hospital after abdominal surgery. He was accompanied by the Duchess, hospital administrator Ted Bowen, nurse Pet Temple, and Ver. He is expected to leave the hospital soon after reporting excellent progress in all respects.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
England
Ted Bowen
Pet Temple
Seaford duo aims to teach Leonardo buzzard to fly
Seaford scientist John S. Seney and college junior Stephen Moore plan to study bird flight dynamics using a buzzard named Leonardo. They will fly test with electronic instruments and high speed cameras to record wing motion and effort. Medical and mechanical experts will then analyze Moore’s abilities to convert strength into wing flapping.
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Seaford
Del
John S. Seney
Stephen Moore
Fairfax
Seney
Moore
Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
Steve
Langley Field
Leonardo the Buzzard
DuPont Company
Prizes Galore for Garden City First New Year Baby 1965
Garden City merchants stage the First Baby Derby for the citys first 1965 birth. Prizes include savings accounts, gifts, and di apr sets from ten plus sponsors. Winners from 1961 to 1964 are noted with birth times, weights, and parent details.
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Garden City
Ninteen
Humphrey Leaves Senate for Mondale Appointment
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey formally resigns as Minnesota senator to clear the way for Governor Rolvaag to appoint Walter Mondale. Mondale, 36, Minnesota attorney general, will serve the remaining two years, gaining seniority over other new senators.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Walter Frederick Mondale
Humphrey
Mondale
Johnson
Senate
First Socialist President Takes Hold Reins in Italy
Giuseppe Saragat, 66, Italy's first Socialist president, took the oath before Parliament as a seven year term began. His victory came after 13 days of balloting, with 646 votes aided by Communist support, amid splits in the Christian Democratic party and warnings of internal indiscipline. President Johnson sent congratulations. the role is largely ceremonial but can name a premier and dissolve Parliament in a crisis.
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Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Jambulum
Antonio Segni
Christian Democratic
Moro
Aewainet
Christian Democratic Party
Saragat
NATO
Mord
Christian Democrats
Christian Pempcrahis
Giovanni Leone
Il Popolo
Messaggero
Christian Democracy
Johnson
State Department
Weather forecast for multiple Kansas towns
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with light to northwest winds. Lows in the mid 20s. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs Wednesday in the 40s. Sunrise 7 58, sunset 6 84. Max Min Pre fine details list cities Dodge City Garden City Goodland Hit City Russell Salina Topeka Wichita with temps around 19 to 39 and a trace.
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Dodge City
Paw
Garden City
Goodland
Hit City
Trace Russell
Salina Topeks
Wichita
Storm Front Veers to North in Kansas
Cooler air moved into Kansas as a storm front veered north. Moisture was limited to possible southeast thunder showers. Northeast and central Kansas stayed clear, with clouds elsewhere. Highs ranged from the 30s in the northwest to near 60 in the southeast. Lows tonight expected 15 to 20 northwest, 25 to 30 southeast. Monday highs varied from 2 degrees at Hill City to 67 at Liberal, with lows from 18 at Goodland to 49 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Liberal
Goodland
Pittsburg
Kansas Traffic Log Death Toll Shifts Through Dec 1 1964
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday December 1 1964 showing 52 deaths for the year and 660 for comparable 1963 period, with ongoing tallies and regional details forthcoming.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden Sass Amid Tax Time, Give and Take Forecast
Garden Sass notes IC commentary on tax season as Gus Garden predicts the period will be more give than take, framing the approach to upcoming financial timing with cautious optimism.
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Gus
Big Airlift Delivers Food and Gear in California Floods
A vast airlift moved food and emergency repair gear into northwest California as snow and cold hinder helicopter deliveries to refugees marooned along the Klamath and Salmon rivers. About 400 to 500 people remained isolated, with hundreds more in the rugged timber country awaiting aid. Government disaster declarations opened federal aid, while local crews hasted road, power, and communications repairs as Reconstruction orders moved forward.
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California
West Pocket
Klamath
Salmon
Yreka
Calf
Oregon
Yreka Civil Defense
Bill Sowle
Oak Bottom
Uate
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Edmund G. Brown
Frank Dryden
Office of Emergency Planning
Johnson
Dryden
U S plans to give Nasser surplus wheat despite stand
Washington authorizes $16.994 million in surplus wheat under Food-for-Peace, to be paid in cash by the United States and in Egyptian currency by Egypt. The move comes five days after Nasser’s “drink from the sea” speech, amid tensions over aid and Congo rebels. Egypt faces a $35 million request for next year, which officials say may be shelved.
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Washington
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
United States
Agriculture Department
Department
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.S
Lucius Battle
Port
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Demos Await McCormack Demos Debate House Rules Changes
Washington AP reports Speaker John W. McCormack weighs Democratic leadership action on Blatnik group reforms. Key proposals seek to curb Rules Committee power, restrict runaways, and adjust committee seniority while targeting southern dissenters Belt Williams and Watson. McCormack's stance remains unsettled.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Blatnik
Ways and Means
John Belt Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Williams
Watson
Regents to Discuss Possible Fee Increase
TOPEKA AP The Board of Regents will meet today at 2 pm to consider a possible student fee hike at state higher learning institutions. Chairman Larry Morgan called the special session saying he believes Governor-elect will welcome a revised fee schedule and the group aims to align finances with anticipated needs.
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Kaneag Board of Regents
Larry Morgan
Reas
Gav
Fevak Sider
Morgen
Sud
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