Nonaligned Nations Seek to Prevent UN Peacekeeping Rift
At the United Nations nonaligned countries worked to avert a General Assembly showdown over a Canadian backed peacekeeping resolution. Russia and France warned that adoption could exceed the Assembly's powers and affect security council authority to authorize and fund peacekeeping operations. A conciliation committee urged postponing the vote to ease tensions among 122 member states.
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United Nations
N.Y
UNS
General Assembly
Assembly
Soviet Union
France
Canadian’olution
United Fans
Emeroh
U.N
Security Council
Satellite Faces Fiery Death Within Weeks
A biosatellite still in orbit after a launch from Cape Kennedy may reenter and burn up within weeks. A NASA spokesman in Honolulu said the capsule, containing minute plants and animals, would likely cremate itself during reentry as scientists assess the failed retrorocket and fault in the life support unit.
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Honolulu
UPD Biosatellite
Earth
NASA
Pacific
Cape Kennedy
Hickam Air Force
Christmas Health Hope From Dey Chiropractic Clinic
Holiday message urges forgiving others and focusing on health and happiness. Encourages timely correction of health problems, daily activity, and gratitude. From Dey Chiropractic Clinic at Mth & Ave, Lubbock.
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Dey Chiropractic Clinic
Mth & Ave. V. Lubbock
Desegregation Guidelines Defended by Southern Council
The Southern Regional Council endorses U.S. desegregation guidelines and says enforcement by the Office of Education has been too cautious. The biracial group notes slow progress in Deep South integration, cites 2.4 percent in Alabama and 6.6 percent in Georgia. It urges stronger legal guidelines to end dual school systems and addresses northern racism affecting southern resistance.
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Atlanta, Ga
Southern Regional Council
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
South
Alabama
Georgia
Office of Education
Tech Symphony Lights Lubbock Christmas Concert for Kids
More than 2 000 children filled the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for the Sixth Annual Children’s Christmas Concert by Texas Tech. Conductor Paul Ellsworth led the Tech Symphony in Colas Breugnon and Saint-Saens The Carnival of the Animals, with narration by Charles Roe. Randy Taylor of Parsons Elementary led the band on cue, as Santa Claus concluded the 14 hour event amid cheers.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Texas Tech
Hemphill Wells
Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra
Tech Symphony
Paul Ellsworth
Colas Breugnon
Kabalevsky
Ellsworth
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Petrouchka
Igor Stravinsky
Saint-Saens
Ogden Nash
Charles Roe
Tech Music
Joan Dawson
Randy Taylor
Parsons Elementary School
Billy Burl Taylor
63Rd St
Santa Claus
Phile
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Randy
John Palm
Snow Slopes Ready For Ski Jet Set
Snow conditions were reported perfect as Switzerland’s jet set resorts prepared for winter. All hotels and mountain railways and about 700 ski lifts were in operation with one to four feet of powder covering most Alpine slopes.
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St, Moritz
UPS
Switzerland
Joseph Kennedy Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Joseph P. Kennedy father of John F. Kennedy returned to his Hyannisport home after a 13 day hospital stay. The 78 year old former ambassador to Great Britain left New England Baptist Hospital in Boston with his niece Ann Gargan and medical staff. Kennedy had surgery for skin lesion removal and a circulatory disorder, and has been an invalid since a stroke five years ago. The Kennedy family will spend Christmas in Hyannisport, not Palm Beach. Lillian Leitzel, noted aerialist, was the first inductee into the Circus Hall of Fame at Sarasota. Irish tourism is rising.
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Hyannisport
Mass
New England Baptist
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Economist Predicts Rough 1967 U S Economy
Washington based economist Gerhard Colm of the National Planning Association said 1967 will bring higher prices and a bumpier growth path. He forecast inflation pressure from Vietnam spending, potential tax increases, limited credit ease, and ongoing Great Society costs amid policy balancing questions.
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Washington
UPD
Gerhard Colm
National Planning Association
Jeso
Colm
Coli
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Sharp ribald comments put John Taylor among Britain’s most quoted
New York dispatch notes John Taylor editor of Tailor and Cutter is the second most quoted Briton after Prime Minister Harold Wilson. His witty cracks on fashion spark coverage abroad and a new book titled It’s a Small Medium and Outsize World compiles observations with playful captions and social satire.
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New York
UPD
Britain
Harold Wilson
John Taylor
Taylor
Quebec City Stands as North America’s Only Walled City
Quebec City in Quebec Province remains the sole walled city on the North American continent. Historic defenses mark its old town as a notable architectural landmark.
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Quebec
Canada
North America
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Ed L. Dawson
J. Dimmitt
Ann Hear
W. G. Hearn
Tech Dance Theatre
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Benjamin Smith
Elsworth
Joseph Kennedy
Lillian Leitzel
Sarasota
U.S
Total Blend Cigare
Tampa
Tomei Ta
U.S. Marine Corps
Denise
James Heatherington
Thomas
Heatherington
Ollie B. Livingston
Matieries
Nreaire
Meartas Alas
Sale
LNB
Lubbock National
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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