Pope Paul Vows Hope for Miracle of Good Will Peace
Pope Paul VI delivers a Christmas message from Vatican City calling for a miracle of good will to end the Vietnam war and urge negotiated outcomes. He appeals to contending parties and international religious bodies to cease hostilities, while noting a planned Christmas truce and a Rome Florence trip to aid flood victims. The World Council of Churches also renews its peace appeal, urging cease-fire negotiations and a broader move toward diplomacy.
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California Boss Taffy Tradition Ties To Family
In Missouri, Mrs. Miller shares the family recipe behind the candy known as California Boss. The main ingredients are sugar milk and butter with flavoring. For decades she and her husband made taffy yearly at their farm between Eugene and Russellville, continuing a 53 year marriage tradition and drawing relatives to their pre Christmas pull.
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Local paper ads and editorials from Jefferson City Post Tribune
Jefferson City notices list publishers editors and staff with addresses and rates. An items section cites a cook preferring oleomargarine over butter and a couple discussing making taffy in a 90 year old copper bucket as part of small town life.
Powell Faces Possible Criminal Prosecution Amid Conflict
Harlem congressman Powell faces potential criminal probe as subcommittee members debate actions toward unseating him. Senior Republican Dickinson predicts prosecution while Powell shifts strategy and plans to fight to retain his House seat despite continuing hearings and investigations.
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Candy tension in basement taffy making ends with a crack
A year-old girl snatches candy as a tense taffy process unfolds in a basement. After 25 minutes the taffy hardens and flakes while Scrivner moves a 40-foot rope to a pan. Grandfather Floy Miller uses a hammer to complete a split, leaving a gap between rings.
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Hearnes Voices on West Virginia Visit and Texas Meeting
Missouri Governor Hearnes kept silent on most topics after a Christmas trip to West Virginia and a Texas meeting with governors. He said he did not intend secrecy despite short notice and noted disagreements with federal programs and party operations but no personal quarrel with the President.
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Steelworkers Appeal Back-to-Work Order in Vietnam War Effort
United Steelworkers face federal injunction as 1,800 strikers at Union Carbide Satellite division Kokomo plant are ordered to return to work for 80 days under Taft Hartley Act while bargaining resumes. Satellite is a key producer of hast alloy-X used in jet engines for F4 Phantom RF4 and F104 aircraft. The injunction hinges on preventing a threatened shortage of alloy X and potential impact on aircraft production for Vietnam.
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Missouri Traffic Death Log For 24 Hours
Daily death log from Missouri notes 7 fatalities in 24 hours ending midnight. Year to date 1,325 deaths, last year 1,31 deaths. Includes one death from earlier injuries.
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Christmas lights brighten Whit Pine community
In Whit Pine Michigan AP reports the copper mining town is nearly fully decked with outside holiday lights. Officials note 235 houses 44 apartments and 45 trailers are all decorated in the Christmas display.
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Lawmaker Reflections on Discriminatory Missouri Law
The speaker criticizes a Missouri law as terrible and discriminatory, noting clerks decide the law and expressing doubt about repeal efforts in the General Assembly. Despite opposition, the speaker acknowledges significant muscle and money sustaining the law and questions its fairness. Enduring resignation is implied.
Long Range Bombers Strike Reds In Vietnam
U S B52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese targets around the Demilitarized Zone and in the Saigon area in an eighth day of heavy raids. A second wave hit late, while Navy jets claimed two enemy planes shot down over the Gulf of Tonkin. North Korean pilots reportedly in Vietnam training fliers. Australia to boost Vietnam force to 6300. Ky urges continued bombing. Giap vows to fight to victory as casualties rise and U S troop strength Near 375000.
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Cost of Living Rise Slowed in November
Washington AP reports the November cost of living edged up by one tenth of a percent, the smallest rise in six months. The consumer price index stood at 114.6, 2.6 percent above the 1957 59 base, with food prices down seven tenths and housing costs up four tenths as apparel costs rose due to higher materials and labor.
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Hoffa Gets 30 Day Extension on Appeal
Washington AP Teamsters Union president James R Hoffa received a 30 day extension to February 4 to seek Supreme Court review of the 1964 jury tampering conviction. Justice Potter Stewart granted the delay at Hoffa's attorney request. Hoffa, sentenced to eight years, could remain free on appeal bond as union contract talks begin mid January.
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Caroling Planned by Immaculate Conception Students
A group of 15 eighth grade students from Immaculate Conception School will go caroling at St. Josephs Home for the Aged at 6 20 pm today.
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