U N Bonds Opposed by Byrd and Gross
A Southern Democrat Senator and a Midwestern Republican Congressman oppose U.S. purchase of 100 million in United Nations bonds to cover UN deficits. Byrd calls the move coercive. Gross vows to block participation with a disapproval resolution when Congress reconvenes. The UN plans 200 million in 25 year bonds at 2 percent to cover Congo related deficits. Delinquent regular assessments risk suspension of voting rights.
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U.S
United Nations
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Rep
H. R. Gross
Ilowa
Congress
U.N
Byrd
Soviet Union
Congo
France
Belgium
Portugal
Kiddie Time Arrives at the Kremlin Winter Wonderland
The Kremlin becomes a festive kid friendly space with a Santa Claus, a 50 foot Christmas tree, Grandfather Frost lips motioning greetings, ice sculptures, toboggans, ice rides, dancing, a folk program, and pony sleighs for children.
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Kremlin
Lenin
Santa Claus
Grandfather Frost
Russia
Winter Wonderland
Twisters Beware The Slipped Disc
London doctors warn the twist dance may cause many Britons to slip a disc. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hames Cyriax says alternating extreme trunk rotation risks damage to lumbar and thoracic joints, leading to recurrent displacements. The twist epidemic from the United States is already visible in Britain.
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United States
Britain
Hames Cyriax
School of Physiotherapy
London's
St Thomas's Hospital
Cyriax
Thermopylae Marsh Reveals Timeless Hot Springs
Archaeology notes that the historic Thermopylae pass has become a broad marshy plain yet the famous medicinal hot springs still bubble up, preserving a link to the ancient site while the landscape changes.
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Thermopylae
Greece
Eight killed as truck hits car in Greenup fog crash
In rainy fog on U S Highway 40 near Greenup Illinois a semitrailer struck a car killing eight occupants all St. Louis residents including three young children and two parents. Only survivor Neal Rowlader escaped with a back injury as authorities identified the victims over five hours.
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Ill
St. Louis
Ohio
Illinois
Harrison King
Nellie
Harrison Jr
Linda
Marvin Darrell
Jessie Martin
Clara
Julie McLister
Neal Rowlader
East St. Louis
Rowlader
Shelbyville
Conservatives urged to avoid name calling in politics
Senator John G. Tower told about 500 conservatives at a Human Events conference to work within the party system and appeal to voters’ reason instead of demagoguery. Rep. John J. Rhodes urged GOP unity and firm stances, while calling the Democrats largely liberal.
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John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Texas
Human Events
Washington News
Congress
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
The
Conserva
Rhodes
Lock, Stock
U.S.S.R
Africa
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