U.N. General Assembly approves outer space treaty milestone
The 122 nation assembly endorsed the outer space treaty amid easing U.S.-Soviet tensions. Debate on peacekeeping and Korea delayed adjournment as Is sought a peacekeeping framework and South-West Africa issues. Thant won a new five year term as secretary general.
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South Vietnam Expands Aid to Reinforce Troop Morale
South Vietnam’s general staff releases a plan to boost troop discipline and morale through better housing, medical care, schools, commissary privileges, and disability and death benefits. Funds, low‑cost goods, and expanded medical services accompany stricter policing and public conduct rules, with speeded payments and better postal trust emphasized.
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Morning Ledger Pricing for Lubbock Avalanche Journal
The notice shows subscription rates for various Lubbock Journal editions including Morning, Evening, Sunday, and combinations. Pricing details include 1 year, 3 months, 1 month, and per Sunday options with amounts listed for Morning Only, Evening Only, Morning & Sunday, and Evening & Sunday. It notes second class postage paid at Lubbock Texas.
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Man's Body Found Beside Waco Road
The body of Ralph Biggs, 40, was found Monday along a busy road just outside Waco. He had been shot in the head at least three days earlier. Justice of Peace Joe Johnson said a ruling in the death was pending. Papers on the body listed Laredo and Downey, California, addresses.
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Carter Named Connally Press Secretary in Capitol Move
William F. Carter 47, veteran Capitol reporter and government information officer, is named press secretary to Gov. John Connally. He succeeds George Christian who left for a White House role and will become press secretary for President Johnson Feb 1. Carter’s career spans Universal News Service INS and UPI, with Army service in the South Pacific and leadership in INS Capitol bureau. He is married to Stella Stevens with two children.
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