Eisenhower urges term limits for legislators and judges
President Eisenhower proposed limiting service for lawmakers and Supreme Court justices. Senators and representatives would move to four year terms, while federal judges could serve twenty years. He argued new blood keeps governments responsive and warned long tenures could reshape the nation against popular will.
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Ashington
UPI
Forier
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
ACLU to Challenge Medicare Loyalty Oath in Supreme Court
The ACLU will urge the Supreme Court to strike down a Medicare loyalty oath for health insurance applicants not covered by Social Security. The suit, filed for Mrs. Aline Weiss and her mother, argues the oath chills free association and targets those linked to subversive groups.
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Washington
APC
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Supreme Court
Ae Aclu
Aline P. Weiss
Alice K. Pollitzer
New York
After Study Scientist Says Social Horses Better Horses
Washington report on AAAS meeting finds horses socialized with people soon after birth show poise and initiative as adults. Researchers from Illinois Vermont and an Eastern Pennsylvania institute note early handling does not replace the mare, but promotes unusual behavior and cooperative responses in emergencies.
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Washington
UPI
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Gertrude Hendrix
University of Ilinois
Jacques D. van Vinck
Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute
William E. Mitchell
University of Vermont
Plans Completed For Ti tana River Rechanneling
Final plans for rechanneling the Ti tana River in Lower California have been completed and will be submitted to President Gas year. The plans require approval from both the United States and Mexico sections of the International Boundary and Water Commission. Land acquired for the rechanneling will be urbanized.
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Emexico
Pagan Motorcycle Clubbers Held After Newark Outing
Police in Newark arrest 57 Pagan Motorcycle Club members after a party near a dance hall erupts into a brawl. Officers report tear gas gun, two pistols, and marijuana seized as the group, about 150 strong, confronts law enforcement through the Christmas to New Year period.
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Essex County
Tae
China denies selling steel to U S for Vietnam
Tokyo dispatch notes Communist China rejects reports of selling several thousand tons of steel to American military forces in Vietnam. The New China News Agency calls the reports slanderous and says Soviet and Western outlets published them. Officials in Singapore express skepticism about U S purchases of Chinese steel for Vietnam.
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Tokyo
China
Vietnam
New China News Agency
In. Lee
U.S
Singapore
Peking
South Vietnam
Polish Pole Sets New Heavy Eating Record
A Pole from the Opole region reportedly set a new eating record by consuming a plate of red borscht topped with 35 pies 45 mince pies nine portions of carp and washing it down with half a liter of vodka one bottle of wine and two bottles of beer according to Polish Television Network.
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Warsaw
UPI
Opole
Attempt To Kill Defense Chief Bared
Reports from Beirut cited by Radio Amman claim an assassination attempt injured Syria's defense minister General Hafez Asad during a Saturday attack. Detentions were reported while no confirmation came from other Arab sources. The piece notes ongoing Middle East turmoil amid pilgrimages and US military aid shifts toward Jordan.
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Israel
UPID
Radio Jordan
Syria
Radio
Amman
Beirut
Hafez Asad
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Jordan
Sautfalastin
United States
Saran
Abba Eban
Mideast
Britain's Death Toll Highest Ever At Yale
London AP reports Britain's highway death toll for the first three days of the Christmas weekend reached 117, described as the blackest on record. The Transport Ministry noted an earlier start this year complicating comparisons with 1965, with 18 killed on Christmas Day versus seven last year.
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London
Britain
Transport Ministry
Kosygin Ends Turkish Visit With Possible Informal Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin nears the end of a weeklong trip to Turkey after touring the Bosporus Straits. He may hold a final informal meeting with Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel before departing Tuesday, amid Turkey's pro Western stance within NATO and CENTO.
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Turkey
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Suleymen Demirel
Kosygin
Bosporus Straits
NATO
CENTO
Josef Stalin
Black Sea
Marmara
Mediterranean
Demirel
Crisis and personality change how to bend adversity
Psychologists argue that severe stress can reshape personality after a job loss or bereavement. The article outlines how crises trigger coping shifts and offers strategies to steer change toward resilience, growth, and healthier behavior patterns.
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