Record heat and cold across nation with housing growth noted
A December heat wave pushed temperatures to record highs from Upstate New York to Florida while easterners felt unseasonable warmth. Contrast came with subzero readings in Montana and Arizona cold snaps. Separate reports note housing starts at 2.3 million annual rate, a first for a second straight month above 2 million, and a Yardville Center prison riot ending after 21 hours with promises of investigations. Also, a House vote on Mansfield's plan to end the Vietnam War failed 180-101, and finance ministers from ten wealthy nations met at a Smithsonian castle in preparation for currency reform talks.
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Soviet backs Cairo move to regain occupied lands
Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Vinograd in Cairo praised Cairo's decision to resume the Mideast war, saying Moscow would back any military or diplomatic action to reclaim occupied territory from Israel. The interview marked the first high level public support for Egypt's stance. In Saigon, South Vietnamese paratroopers and U S air strikes clashed with North Vietnamese forces near the Chup rubber plantation, with three NVA reported killed and a U S F4 downed over a hilltop post near Phnom Penh. The U N General Assembly delayed a vote on Moscow’s disarmament conference proposal until next year. In Bolivia, a hijacking attempt ended in the pilot and hijacker killed after the plane landed at Cochabamba. In Belfast, Gunmen wounded a soldier and an ambulance crew while firing on civilians in Falls Road and Ardoyne.
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Maurice Chevalier Critical From Kidney Failure in Paris
Renowned entertainer Maurice Chevalier, age 83, remains in critical condition at Necker Hospital Paris after suffering kidney failure. He is on an artificial kidney machine as doctors battle blocked kidneys and fatigue intensifies, with close friend Felix Paquet reporting morale and heart strength intact.
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Art raid steals 17 paintings from Peggy Guggenheim Palace
Thieves raided Peggy Guggenheim’s Venice palace early Thursday and took 17 paintings valued over 540000 dollars. It is the second major theft from her vast New York heiress collection in 10 months, with Guggenheim Museum in mind.
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El Morocco Night Club Reopens as Private Private Club
Nostalgia fills El Morocco as it reopens as a private nonprofit discotheque restaurant in New York. A 1000 member group including Emilia Pucci Gregory Peck and Mrs Charles Payson celebrate the revival once hosted by John Perna from 1931 to 1961. Jacqueline and Aristotle Onassis attend a preview dinner and recall the club’s golden era.
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