Apollo 8 crew debriefs. NASA releases Earth Moon photos
Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders begin intensive debriefing on their first full day after their six day voyage. NASA releases color images of Earth and the Moon depicting the sapphire blue globe with cloud swirls and continents.
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William A. Anders
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Honolulu
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Downey
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Israel pledges retaliation for Arab attacks after Beirut raid
Israel vowed further retaliation as Arab attacks continued after its commando raid on Beirut airport. Premier Levi Eshkol said Israel would defend itself wherever aggression is planned and carried out. The attack followed an El Al airliner bombing in Athens claimed by Palestinian guerrillas. UN Security Council debated condemnation as the United States urged swift action. Israel later attacked 13 Lebanese planes, while Lebanese authorities reported heavy damage and compensation demands.
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Beirut
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Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
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Lebanon
Washington
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Johnson
United States
Officials sworn in eight county officers elect
Cole County Clerk Montie L. Christian announced the eight county officials elected in the November general election will be sworn in Tuesday at 10 a.m. Officials named include Sheriff Wyman Basinger, Public Administrator Noland Chappell, Coroner Dr. Lawrence Giffen, Assessor Howard Gaffke, Prosecuting Attorney Byron L. Kinder, County Judge District 1 Richard Groner, County Judge District II Henry Gretlein, and Surveyor Price Thomas. They will take office January 1.
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Montie L. Christian
Wyman Basinger
Noland Chappell
Lawrence Giffen
Howard Gaffke
Byron L. Kinder
Richard Groner
Henry Gretlein
Price
Thomas
First UN secretary Trygve Lie dies in Norway
Trygve H. Lie, first secretary general of the United Nations, died at 72 in Norway. Former foreign minister of Norway, he led the UN from 1946 to 1954, guiding it through Cold War tensions and Korea. He announced his retirement to aid peace and later pursued politics from Oslo.
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New York
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Burma
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Paris
London
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U.S. Senate
Hjoerdis Joergensen
Johan Nygaardsvold
Allied forces press on amid Viet Cong ceasefire clash
Viet Cong shot down three American helicopters over the weekend, raising U S losses to 988 as U S and South Vietnamese troops launched six offensive operations despite a New Year ceasefire proclaimed by the Viet Cong. A crewman died, two Americans were wounded, and a civilian was hurt as the sorties continued.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Tay Ninh Province
Quang Ngai City
Cold Wave Warning Over Central Missouri Tonight
A cold wave moves through Jefferson City and central Missouri with mostly cloudy skies through Tuesday. Light freezing rain or drizzle is expected to change to snow tonight with less than one inch accumulation. Lows near 5 to 10, highs in the teens Tuesday. Precipitation chances tonight about 40 percent, Tuesday about 20 percent.
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City council to discuss 25 parking lots lease plan
Tonight the City Council and civic leaders discuss a proposed lease with the Housing Authority for 25 parking lots across the city. Primary downtown spaces would be $2 per month first year, $3 second year. secondary lots $1 then $1.50. quivering lots $0.50 per space.
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Highway Report Warns of Slick Roads Across Mid-Missouri
Rain freezing rain and snow threaten slick streets today and tonight. Jefferson City area reports wet roads with no icing, while other areas show deteriorating conditions. I 70 from Kingdom City to Jonesburg and Jonesburg to St. Louis have slush, US 50 Gerald to St. Louis partly slush, US 54 Mexico to Louisiana partly ice, and Route 63 from Iowa line to nine miles south of Macon snow covered.
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Kingdom City
Jonesburg
St. Louis
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Mexico
Louisiana
Iowa Line
Macon
New wage price guides urged by Johnson aides
Johnsons top economic advisers urged mutual short term sacrifices by business and labor to follow voluntary wage and price guidelines. They proposed raising the 3.2 percent six year old target to just under 5 percent for 1969 and keeping price hikes near 1968 levels. The report urged business to absorb the first 1 percent in costs without raising consumer prices.
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Nixon
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