Cyprus Crisis Test Reveals Makarios Diplomatic Stand
Cyprus Archbishop Makarios resisted Turkish demands and refused to disband national guard while Greece ceded troops, a move seen as a mixed gain for Turkey. U Thant and Vance proposals faltered as peace talks continue with UN mediation and potential broader negotiations. Meanwhile Leroy H. Vane, “cycling carpenter,” left $425,000 for San Francisco to back a Golden Gate Park elderly center in his will.
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Gerald Miller
Weiler Jaicosta
Gyphis (Ab
Te Makarios
Cyprus
United States
Makarios
Turkey
Makalos
Greece
U.S
Cyrus Vance
U.N
U Thant
Ankara
Athens
George Grivas
Grivas
San Francisco
Leroy H. Vane
Haught-Panhandle
Golden Gate Park
Bank of America
Vane
Elvin Stendell
The
Recreation and Parks Commission
Hope High seniors lend a hand during holiday service
In Hope, 12 to 15 senior class representatives from Hope High School organized a community cleanup, washing cars, raking leaves, and sorting refuse on Saturdays to aid the needy this Christmas. The writer praises local youth, urges support for their efforts, and recalls Lions Club baskets aiding his family.
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Hope High School
Lions Club
Hope
Calendar notes and social items from Bethel church event
Calendar of events notes a senior choir night at Bethel AME Church. Coming and Doing mentions La and Mrs Charles Jackson vacationing with her parents and Lt Jackson’s new duty at Fort Ord California. Pauline Brown returns to Grasset Rapids Michigan after visiting the Brandon family. Personal mention notes Dan Hamilton undergoing surgery at Eugene Huck hospital.
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Bethel A.mle
Charles Jackson
Janis Tyus
Jackson
Linda Tyus
Ft. Benning
Jacksons
Fort Ord
California
Pauline Brown
Grasset Rapids, Michigan
Willie Brandon
Dan Hamilton
Euhe Huck Hospital
ABC Official Likes Percy Over Reagan
William Lawrence of ABC said at Fayetteville he would back Charles Percy if forced to pick a 1968 Republican nominee, discounting Rockefeller and Nixon while predicting Romney’s missteps. He questioned Johnson’s candidacy and noted Wallace’s North strength. Former Gov Faubus weighed in on two party dynamics and prison policy. Three young ladies named Arkansas Junior Miss entrants.
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Fayetteville, Ark
William Lawrence
American Broadcasting Co
Clinois
Charle Percy
California
Ronald Reagan
Lawrence
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Faubus
Students to Produce Play Independently
Arkansas Arts Center trustees postponed the production Of Prisons and Men prompting 63 students to declare they will stage the drama independently. A steering committee said the delay stemmed from fear of legal action and loss of backing, and urged private and public support to present the play soon.
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Little Rock
Stuents
The
Arkansas Arts Centeer
Arts Center Board
Board of Trustees of
Arts Center
Jefferson Circuit
Arkansas Arts Center
Red Faces as Safety Conference Highlights Seat Belt Use
At the Pittsburgh Highway Safety Conference mayoral event an audience poll showed almost all attendees have seat belts in their cars, but fewer than half admit they use them regularly.
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Pittsburgh
Camp Wants a New Name
People in Government Camp on Mt Hood’s south slope asked Oregon Geographic Names Board for a new name. Residents complain that the current name attracts out of state campers to private property and misleads skiers into thinking it is a federal preserve. Two suggested names are Barlow Road and Summit.
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Portland
Cre
Mt. Hood
Oregon Geographic Names Board
Barlow Road
Summit
Fulbright Opposes Tax Increase In Arkansas Speech
AP analysis notes Fulbright joined Arkansas delegation in opposing President Johnson's proposed ten percent surcharge tax. He told Arkansas Electric Cooperative delegates he would not vote for the tax without domestic spending cuts. He also called the Tonkin Resolution a mistake and apologized for voting for it.
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Hol Springs
Ark
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Jobson
Fulbright
Arkansas Electric Cooperative
Bay of Tonkin
South
Psychedelic chaplain urged for neo church leader
Benjamin L Osterberg, 22, drafted in October, leads Pensacola lodge of the Neo-American Church. The Army rejects his status as minister, while the ACLU plans to back his bid to be Uncle Sam’s first psychedelic chaplain. Osterberg claims primate of northwestern Florida for hippie religion. Observatory counts ~50 lodge members in Pensacola. The AC LU said it will seek help from Atlanta and national offices.
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Kay Bartlett
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Boo Hoo
Army
American Civil Liberties Union
Benjamin L. Osterberg
Uncle Sam
Osterberg
Pensacola
Fort Benning
Pensacola Bay
ACLU
Florida
U Morning Glory Seed Bank
Ti Pensacola
Bou Hoo Arthur Kleps
Cranberry Lake
ACLE
Atlanta
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Reagan
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Twila Hunt
Donna Byers
Miss Byers
Miss Hunt
Miss Proden
Hope Star
Benay's
Neal Ta
Eto
James Marlow
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marine Corps
Leotard JF. Chapman Jr
Congress
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Irikes
Torino
Ford
Your
For Hope Auto Company
Second St
D Dealer Inc
Anne Cat
Hes
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