Problems in Africa dominate UN final hours in session
The General Assembly nears its end as Africa’s 38 nation group leads debates on South West Africa and Rhodesia while pressing Portugal and NATO partners on arms. US-Soviet cooperation on space disarmament eases Cold War tensions as U Thant is reappointed for five more years and China seat discussions resume.
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United Nations
N.Y
Africa
General Assembly
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
United States
Soviet Union
U Thant
World Court
South-West Africa
Assembly
South Africa
South- West Africa
Portugal
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Britain
Atlantic Alliance
Lisbon
NATO
China
World Forum
Proctor Offered Kansas State Coaching Position
STARKVILLE AP Bobby Proctor a University of Arkansas graduate has been offered a spot on the Kansas State football coaching staff. It was not known if he would join under new head coach Vince Gibson. Proctor currenty serves as defensive backfield coach at Mississippi State.
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Starkville
Miss
Bobby Proctor
University of Arkansas
Kansas State
Associated Press
Proctor
Vince Gibeson
Mississippi State
Tyks
Walt-At-Home
Nebraska Back at Work for Sugar Bowl showdown
BHROWN SVILLE Tex AP Nebraska Cornhuskers began drills today for their meeting Jan 2 with unbeaten Alabama in the Sugar Bowl Vanderbilt fires Pace NASHVILLE Tenn AP Vanderbilt University jointly hired Arkansas aide Bill Pace as head football coach and alumnus Jess Neely of Rice University as athletic director Tuesday
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Bhrownsville
Tex
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Pace
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Arkansas
Bill Pace
Jess Neely
Rice University
13 Crewmen Die As Greek Freighter Breaks Up
The 910 ton freighter Sinergasia ran aground off Umea Sweden and broke up in a icy storm. Coast Guard says all 13 crew members perished and rescuers found no survivors.
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Umea
Sweden
Coast Guard
Loyd Phillips Day Planned at Longview
Longview Texas honors Arkansas star Loyd Phillips with a Thursday celebration featuring guest speaker Frank Broyles. Phillips, a two time AP All America pick and Outland Award winner, is lauded as Arkansas history’s only player to earn AP All America honors in consecutive years. Mayor John C. Murphy proclaims Thursday Loyd Phillips Day.
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Longview
Tex
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Loyd Phillips
Phillips
Associated Press
AEA Salaries Are Boosted Even Higher
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Legislative Council adjourned for Christmas after reopening the Education Department budget to recommend an $18,000 annual salary for A. W. Ford the education commissioner. Ford had been set at $16,000 last week. Senator Clarence E. Bill said the council had committed a grave error by recommending salaries for the department and reopened the budget to raise pay for 37 positions, excluding Ford. Some legislators called salaries astronomical and planned future corrections by the Joint Budget Committee.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Education Department
A. W. Ford
Ford
Clarence E. Bill
Parkin
Commission On Co-ordination of Higher Educational Finance
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Joint
Marcus J. Howell
Phillips County
Jack S. Oakes
Woodruff County
Oakes
University of Arkansas Law School
Graduate School of Social Work
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Colorado
Arkansas State
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Virgil T. Fletcher
Saline County
Fletcher
Recording to be handed to Baker by U S prosecutors
Washington AP The government will give Baker’s lawyers a secret recording related to the former secretary to Senate Democrats. Judge Olver Gasch ruled Baker’s counsel is entitled to such recordings or statements in government hands. Baker faces trial on tax evasion theft and conspiracy charges.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
U.S. Dist
Olver Gasch
Baker
William ©. Bittman
Bittman
Doctor warns venereal disease rise demands awareness
A physician urges greater public vigilance as venereal disease resurges among ages fourteen to twenty five. He outlines transmission, signs such as chancre and rash, pregnancy transmission, and the need for early blood testing, warning of serious later complications and promising an upcoming discussion on gonorrhea and its treatment.
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Helen Help Us: teenage questions and adult concerns
Hope Star prints Helen Help Us in 1966 offering counsel on youth issues and everyday troubles. A reader describes church age misperceptions, another asks about a husband’s staring habits, and SICK AND TIRE seeks guidance on prejudice. Helen’s replies stress tact, law, and personal responsibility.
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ITI
Helen
USI
British Girls Display More Bare Skin
London reports show swinging city fashions embrace tights and body stockings as a winter outfit. Mary Quant's knickers to match miniskirts arrive as streamlined bloomers from the past. The feature notes vast displays of sheer stockinged legs amid cold weather and fashion gimmicks in early 1960s style.
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London
Dolly Girls
Milady
Britain
Mary Quant
Yesteryear
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