U S Churchmen Push End of War and School Religion
In Miami Beach the National Council of Churches new leader Dr. Arthur S. Fleming urged using his three year term to promote religion courses in public schools. The assembly backed Viet Nam mediation and called for ending the war, while condemning South Africa's racial policies and urging pressure on Pretoria.
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Ousted Yugoslav VP Rankovic Alleged to Bug Tito
Belgrade reports that during Rankovic era secret police placed listening devices in Tito's home and office. Rankovic was ousted and the secret police shaken up after two high officials were arrested. The 16 page government report was presented yesterday.
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De Gaulle and Kosygin Blast U S Viet Policy
Paris reports France and the Soviet Union denounce outside intervention in Vietnam. The joint statement warns the war could spread beyond Vietnam and threaten world peace while urging East West relaxation and Franco Soviet cooperation. It mentions a possible Pan European summit but reaffirms France’s stance on East Germany.
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Weather extremes: 21 below in Montana to 86 in Texas
A UPI report lists the nation’s low and high temperatures for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. The coldest reading was 21 below zero at Cut Bank Montana and the warmest reached 86 at Kingsville and McAllen Texas.
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Hanoi Tells Gregory Dont Come
American comedian Dick Gregory said Hanoi postponed his Christmas entertainment trip for American war prisoners due to dangerous bombing that has made Hanoi airport risky to land. He hopes to go for Christmas and will stay in America until he can depart, while noting Earl Russell has been in touch with Ho Chi Minh about the visit.
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Bertrand) Russell
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Kennedy Remains Hospitalized After Chest Surgery
Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy, 73, stayed at New England Baptist Hospital recovering from chest lesion removal. He was to fly to his Palm Beach winter home on the Caroline but the trip was postponed indefinitely.
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Russians Court to Try Two Americans in December
Two young Americans Buel Ray Wortham 25 of North Little Rock Arkansas and Craddock M Gilmour Jr 24 of Salt Lake City face December 19 trials in Leningrad City Court on currency violation and theft charges Wortham allegedly stole a bear statue valued at about 150 from the Leningrad Hotel Gilmour is charged only with currency violation potential maximum eight years imprisonment if convicted
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Reagan Vows California Set For Big Role in GOP Policy
Los Angeles wire report says Governor-elect Ronald Reagan pledged to lead California into a national influential position within the Republican party. He planned to be a factor in national policy while facing a $5 billion budget and multi-million welfare deficits with a Democratic legislature. He avoided ruling out a 1968 presidential bid, endorsing an open primary but urging no bloodletting among contenders.
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Pontiff Urges 6-Week Armistice in Viet Nam
Pope Paul VI called for a 45 to 50 day armistice in Viet Nam to extend Christmas truces into a continuous period for peace talks. Msgr. Fausto Vallaine said the pontiff seeks a long halt from Christmas through the lunar new year February 8. U.S. President Johnson and UN Secretary General Thant welcomed the proposal as a potential path to dialogue.
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Acquittal Triggers Tuskegee Protests and Violence
In Tuskegee Alabama demonstrators protested the acquittal of Marvin Segrest 69 who shot Samuel Younge Jr. 21 a Tuskegee Institute student during a restroom dispute. The crowd of 600 700 damaged about 12 downtown businesses before police split it into two groups. The all white jury found Segrest not guilty sparking the unrest.
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Irate husband berates wife over late Brimmies Christmas cards
An irate husband scolds his wife for not buying personalized cards at Brimmies, a longtime downtown store idled by the family’s strong claims of the best selection and service. The ad touts Brimmies history since 1936, free parking, S&H Green stamps, and hours from 9 AM to 8 30 PM.
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