Moms Protest Christmas Tree Ban In Sharon Three Schools
In Sharon Massachusetts principals ban Christmas trees in three public schools citing separation of church and state concerns. A group of thirty mothers protested outside the superintendent’s office demanding the trees be allowed, while officials defended the policy as non permissive of teaching religion.
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Sharon
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
Sharon High School
Heights
East Elementary School
Herman H. Richardson
William P. Brown
the Heights School
Heights School
Frederick E. Bellows
East School
Nool
Church and State Committee
Richard Hosmer
Supt. Richardson
Myer J. Shapiro
Salvatore Danca
Disposable Oxygen Mask Debuts For Hospitals
A new disposable oxygen mask from Chemtron Corp's NCG division is lighter than older rubber models, weighing about half an ounce, and represents a major change in hospital treatment equipment.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Chemetron Corp
NCG
Dear Ann Landers Clarifies Etiquette For Clergy Visits
A reader asks if politeness rules apply to clergy visiting, noting embarrassment over redecorating and a classic social misfit. Ann Landers responds that clergy visits are not exemptions and urges grace, not self consciousness.
Adenauer Praises Strauss for Building German Armed Forces
Chancellor Adenauer lauded ousted Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss for expanding the German armed forces to about 395,000 personnel amid a cabinet crisis sparked by Strauss and Spiegel. Strauss will remain acting defense minister until a successor is appointed, with Kai-Uwe Von Hassel set to take over. Adenauer affirmed policy continuity and focus on strengthening Germany’s economy to compete abroad.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Spiegel
Adenauer
Free Democratic
Bundestag
Schleswig - Holstein
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Hassel
Seven Africans Killed in Wild Demonstration
Police killed seven Africans during a Queenstown riot after a White policeman was hacked to death at the railway station. The violence began when officers stopped a train and searched it for escapees from a cordon around a nearby township.
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Queenstown
South Africa
UPI
Paintings by Wai bach and Bruner on display in Las Vegas area
Paintings by Farrel Wai bach are exhibited in the Nellis Air Force Library and sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League. Lucille Spire Bruner has works on display in the County Court House, sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League.
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Farrel Waibach
Nellis Air Force Library
Las Vegas
Lucille Spire Bruner
County Court House
The
Las Vegas Art League
Exhibits Show Betty Koster and John Stoll Works
Paintings by Betty Koster are on display in the city attorney’s office at the police station and at Josette's Mon el Agency sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League. John Stoll’s works are shown in the Desert Inn barber shop as a rotating exhibit by the Las Ve.
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Betty Koster
Josette
Monel Agency
Las Vegas Art League
John Stoll
Desert Inn
US urges allies to share NATO defense burden reforms
Paris reports indicate Defense Secretary McNamara will press European nations to boost their NATO conventional forces. West Germany hints at adding divisions. Britain claims limited capacity to expand. France prioritizes an independent nuclear force. The United States bears about 10 percent of GNP on defense versus 5 percent for many European allies.
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United States
Robert S McNamera
Hardhitting
North Atlantic Organization Council
McNamara
London
Peter Thorneycroft
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Europe
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Britain
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Charles de Gauille
Free World
Man Jailed for No Driver's Tag
Camden man George T. Fitzgerald 35 received an extra nine days in jail after a 30 day sentence for driving 17 years without a license. He faced $315 in fines and said he began driving at age 18.
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Camden, N.J
UPD
Camden
George T. Fitzgerald
Janitor Listed in Chicago Social Register Mistake
Walter J. Watson a 49 year old janitor at the U S Courthouse was wrongly listed in the 1963 Chicago Social Register intended for Walter J. Watson of Winnetka The error arose from mixed mailing addresses and Watson plans to request correction from the Social Register Association in New York.
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UPT
Chicago Society
Chicago Social Register
Register
Walter J. Watson
S. Princeton
Watson
U.S
Social Register Association
Winnetka
New York
South Side
Alice Mae
the Register
Auto Repair Fraud Flagged By Queens Official
Queens District Attorney Frank O Connor told a state legislative committee that the auto repair business may be the largest consumer fraud in the country. He urged licensing for mechanics and auto agencies to curb abuses in the industry.
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New York
API
Queens County
Afty
Frank O'Connor
O'connor
Wisconsin deer population tops 400000 in state
Surveys by the Wisconsin Conservation Department report more than 400000 deer in Wisconsin with the largest concentrations in the northwest and west central regions.
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Chicago
UPI
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Sweden to switch to right side of road in 1967
Sweden will switch driving to the right in 1967 leaving Britain as the only European country still on the left. Four major parties approved the government proposal. Estimated cost is 80 million dollars. The change aims to ease driving abroad and for foreigners driving in Sweden.
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Stockholm
UPT
Sweden
Britain
U.S. Students Warned on Cuban Trips
The State Department warned U.S. college students they could face prison for Christmas trips to Cuba. Reports said groups from Boston and Buffalo planned to defy the travel ban, risking fines and imprisonment for unauthorized travel. The Young Americans for Freedom protested the reports, saying the trip misrepresents American student opinion.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Cuba
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Young Americans For Freedom
George Ball
Simple Hand Stamps Experts in Bridge Tactics
Analysis of expert versus novice play in bridge, noting how experienced players misdirect with club finesses and psychology. Describes a Chicago tournament example where a top player failed a nine of clubs finesse, and explains bid 6NT as the right reply with 33 to 35 points.
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Declarer
West
East
Chicago
Daily Question
Television Veteran To Appear in Movie Black Zoo
Producer Herman Cohen signs Marianna Gill veteran of television to star as a teenage sexualized art student in Black Zoo her feature debut. The film shot in Eastman color and Panavision at Producers Studio stars Michael Gough Jeanne Cooper Rod Lauren and Virginia Grey and is directed by Robert Gordon. Miss Gill is daughter of Frank Rawls a former actor and Mary Hill writer.
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Herman Cohen
Marianna Gill
Allied Artists
Miss Hill
Frank Rawls
Mary Hill
Producers Studio
Cohen
Michael Gough
Jeanne Cooper
Rod Lauren
Virginia Grey
Robert Gordon
Unlucky Thief Arrested After Eight Pailing Socks Incident
Peter Walsh a 67 year old resident of Bournemouth appeared in court for the 84th time on a charge of stealing eight pairs of socks. He told the judge he was an unsuccessful thief and was fined 56 dollars.
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Bournemouth
England
Peter Walsh
Bournemouth Courts
Walsh
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