Jackie Kennedy Charms Latin America Crowds On Ride
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy tours Colombia and Venezuela drawing massive crowds in Bogota and Caracas. She visits a charity hospital, attends receptions, changes outfits four times, and showcases a Tassell coat dress in yellow green. She and President Kennedy welcomed by leaders and first ladies, amid festive, patriotic displays.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Jacqueline Kennedy
Colombia
Venezuela
Latin America
Caracas
Bogota
United States
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Kennedy
Kennedys
Palace
California
Gustave Tassell
Man Is The Only Creature Who Weeps In Moments Of Grief
A reflective note on human capacity for emotion. The statement contrasts human tears in both sorrow and joy with other creatures, highlighting unique emotional expression.
Berlin lights along the Red Wall mark West greeting
West Berliners lit more than 800 evergreens along a 25 mile barrier at dusk to send Christmas greetings to East Germany. Mayor Willy Brandt led the moonlit ceremony as Communist loudspeakers blasted propaganda and jazz in the border city.
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Berlin
Red Wall
Wisconsin 32nd Division to Begin Christmas Leave
The Wisconsin 32nd Division completes the first training phase and schedules Christmas leave from 5 p.m. Wednesday to January 4 for up to 75 percent of the unit. Most 13 000 men will return to Wisconsin by air train bus or private car after a period of intensive drills, with about 160 planning to marry during the holidays.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Herbert A. Smith
Smith
Christmas Cards Too Fan Mail For Enos At Space Center
Enos the chimp, hero of the Nov 29 Earth orbit, receives Christmas cards from around the world. A wall mural in NASA public affairs shows a six foot long message from Bakerfield Elementary School, Aberdeen Maryland, signed by 24 first graders. Cards include a French note with Enos pictured at his capsule door.
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Hampton
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Enos
Chimp
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bakerfield
Aberdeen
Earth
John A. Powers
South Dakota
Emma
Nice
France
Letters to Ham the chimp prompt public replies
The Public Affairs Office answers letters addressed to Ham the chimp who made a suborbital flight. The article notes the Line of Demarcation set by Pope Alexander VI in 1493 as a historical boundary between Spain and Portugal in the New World.
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Ham
South America
Alexander VI
Spain
Portugal
New World
Glass and Gin Ad Shows 80 and 90 Proof Spirits
An advertisement lists Vodka 80 Proof distilled from 100 percent grain neutral spirits and Gilbey's Distilled London Dry Gin 90 Proof also made from 100 percent grain neutral spirits. Gilbey and Co. W and A Gilbey Ltd Cincinnati Ohio.
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Gilbey’s
London
W. & A. Gilbey, Ltd
Cin
Ohio
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ITO
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Hii
Oice Tt
Ue Art
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