Fedorenko Replaces Zorin as Soviet Ambassador to U N
Moscow named Nikolai Fedorenko 50 as its new ambassador to the United Nations. A scholar diplomat with China expertise, he follows Valerian Zorin, bringing urbanity and a poised style to Kremlin diplomacy amid Cold War tensions. Fedorenko has served in Japan and China posts and is married to Alla with three daughters.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
Moscow
United Nations
Nikolai Trofimovich Fedorenko
Kremlin
Fedorenko
United States
China
Fed-j
Mikoyan
Japan
U.S.S.R
I Zengakuren Student Federation
Valerian A
Zorin
Institute of Oriental Studies
Communist Party
Red China
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Alla
Yelena
Olga
Svetlana
Medical Breakthroughs In 1962 Offer Vast Potential
The AMA notes major advances in genetics and medicine in 1962. Crick Wilkins and Watson won the Nobel for DNA structure. early tests may detect phenylketonuria at birth. A virus drug targets corneal infections, while advances in cancer drugs, tissue transplants, heart therapies, and brain cooling show promise amid health challenges. Public health issues include smallpox immunity concerns. Texas securities sales rose from October to November per the state commissioner.
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Chicago
Cal Sciences
Jug Medical Association
Robert
F. H. C. Crick
M. H. F. Wilkins
J. D. Watson
University of Buffalo
AMA
Herbert E. Kaufman
University of Florida
Irving S. Cooper
New York City
Two Charged In Burglaries Here
Felony and misdemeanor charges were filed Friday against two Lubbock men arrested Thursday afternoon in a car containing numerous items reported stolen from the residence of five Tech students over the holidays. Jack Archiball Ricketts, 47, and T. L. Christy Jr., 33, were charged with burglary and placed under $5,000 bond each. Ricketts faced additional counts for carrying a prohibited weapon and illegal possession of a barbiturate with $500 bond on each. Christy was charged with burglary, the same offenses, and driving while intoxicated with bond set at $500 on each.
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Lubbock
Tech
Jack Archiball Ricketts
6Th St
T. L. Christy Jr
Auburn St
Ricketts
iHe
Christy
What Does The Bible Say End Time Teachings
The piece urges readiness for the end times citing II Peter and Matthew verses. It emphasizes that no one knows the day of the Lord, calls for faith, baptism, and living in light of Christ. It invites readers to worship at Broadway and Avenue T with Sunday services at 10 30 a.m. and 6 00 p.m. Bible classes at 9 30 a.m.
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Peter
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Church of Troubled
Broadway
Avenue T
Charges Filed Over Grain Shortages In Anson Case
Anson Texas Justice of the Peace Albert Story faces charges alleging 1.5 million pounds of milo were missing or misrepresented. Cecil Hudson of Anson is named in two complaints filed by Tom Todd and signed by H A Weatherby Jr. The investigation ties to Storage Inc. and Market Poultry and Egg Co. with related shortages totaling about 9.2 million pounds across Morton Lehman Helmleigh Sylvester and Wastella.
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Anson
Ansonsman
State Agriculture Dept
Todd
Hudson
Market Poultry and Egg Co
West Texas
Cochran County
Morton
Jerry Don Hudson
Morton and Lehman
Storage, Inc
Haskell
iCo
Helmleigh
Sylvester
Wastella
Milo
Lubbock
License Distributor Appointed At Clovis
D. D. Pete Murphy was confirmed as auto license distributor for Clovis and will assume office after Jan 1. He replaces Mrs. Ben Sandoval who held the post for two years under the Republican administration. Murphy was notified by Bennie Sanchez, New Mexico motor vehicle department head, as part of eleven similar appointments by Gov elect Jack Campbell. The appointees met in Santa Fe on Friday for training in the auto license field.
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Clovis
D. D
Pete) Murphy
Ben Sandoval
Murphy
Bennie Sanchez
New Mexico Motor Vehicle Department
Jack Campbell
Santa Fe
Rifles Stolen From Car Belonging to Hugh A. Elliott
Two Winchester rifles with power scopes valued at 610 dollars were taken from Hugh A. Elliott’s car, likely from his residence at 1710 Main or the Avalanche-Journal parking lot. A rifle case and a blanket were removed with the guns, police report. A separate burglary at J. P. Morrison’s 2715 Texas Ave. site saw a 189 dollar TV missing.
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Hugh A. Elliott
Elliott
Main
Avalanche-Journal
J. P. Morrison
Texas Ave
Bill
College Ave
R. B. ‘Dickey
Buildi ngs in Way Released Slayer Discovers New World
Russell Pethic, 68, paroled from Stateville after 47 years, adjusts to Chicago. Once a 1915 killer of Ella Coppersmith and her child, he now lives at a Salvation Army shelter with a hearing aid, sharing a first Christmas out of prison and weathering city changes.
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Slayer
Chicago
Rip van Winkle
Russell Pethic
Pethic
Stateville
Pethie
Ella Coppersmith
John Jr
Lusitania
U.S
LeRoy McHugh
American
Thomas R. O'Bryan
Richard F. Lefevour
McHugh
Col
John
Kelly
Salvation Army
Shelter
Youthful Nudist Club Plan Arrested Teenager Reflects Motives
Norwalk officers arrested a 15 year old boy who tried to start a social and sexual nudist club for teens but failed to recruit members. He was stopped by a policewoman while attempting to recruit her into the club called the Pleasure Beach Resort, claiming inspired by adult nudist clubs.
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Norwalk, Conn
UPI
Vice
Regulations Loosened For National Guard
The Army said civilians with veteran status may join National Guard units without weekly drill attendance. The policy aims to ease bottlenecks seen during the Berlin crisis in 1961 when 150,000 civilians were mobilized.
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Washington
UPI
National Guard
Army
Berlin
Wider U.S. Post Offices To Issue New Ball Point Pens
The Post Office Department will issue new ball point pens to 35 000 post offices at start of 1963. The pens are blue ink or black, sturdier, shorter and wider with jumbo cartridges, designed to resist rough handling and write on greasy surfaces. Officials note high theft risk but deem pens inexpensive. they seek superior performance and allow branding by manufacturers.
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U.S
David D. Lewis Washington
USP
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Edward E. Harriman
Harriman
Washington City
Chicago
New York
Postal Laboratory
J. Edward Day
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