UN General Assembly elects three to Security Council
The United Nations General Assembly used an informal straw vote to elect Malaysia Netherlands and Uruguay to Security Council seats, while Jordan and Mali fought for the fourth seat. Delegates approved the results by acclamation, delaying a formal vote to avoid a U.S. versus Soviet clash. A second informal poll was planned to decide between Jordan and Mali.
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Humphrey resigns Senate seat in favor of Mondale
Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey resigns from the Senate. Minnesota Attorney General Walter F Mondale is named to fill the unexpired term, which ends in January 1967, with Gov. Karl Rolvaag expected to appoint Mondale. Mondale gains early Senate seniority as pay rolls are updated and Humphrey's net worth is noted as under $200.
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Dr Sheppard asserts wife did not miscarry unborn child
Dr Samuel Sheppard says his German wife Ariane Tebbeniohanns who is three months pregnant suffered no miscarriage on Christmas Day. He noted her anxiety about their future after his prison release and pending court decision but said she is recovering at home and does not require hospitalization.
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Garland and Kids Reunite After Custody Dispute
Judy Garland and her two younger children Lorna and Joseph were reunited yesterday after a custody dispute kept them apart on Christmas. They left Kennedy Airport for the Recency Hotel apartment, with Garland saying they would open presents now.
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Bar approves guideline restricting crime news distribution
The Philadelphia Bar Association endorsed a statements of notices urging attorneys and public officials to limit crime news disclosure to media. The nonbinding guideline, approved by voice vote amid police and city official opposition, aims to curb inflammatory remarks and press coverage of pending trials.
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Johnson appoints LA attorney as protocol chief
President Johnson accepted the resignation of Ambassador Angier Riddle Duke as State Department chief of protocol and selected Lincoln Hand, a Los Angeles attorney, to succeed him. Hand previously served on Johnson's staff and has worked closely with Duke during the past year.
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