Inauguration Bells Become Tradition at Epiphany
Organist Adolf Torovsky, 71, of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, carries on a ritual begun during past inaugurations by ringing 15 bells after the inaugural address. He recalls ceremonies for Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Roosevelt, plans Johnson’s day with patriotic hymns and state songs, and preserves a 125 year history of daily noon bell chimes.
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Torovsky
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Capitol Hill
John F. Kennedy
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Texas
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Kennedy
Harvard
Eisenhower
White House
Menedy Ball Foundry
West Troy
N.Y
National Capital
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Church of the Epiphany
Free Book for PAL On Night Urges Gland Inflammation
A free booklet advertises non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation with symptoms such as getting up nights back and joint pains nervousness and fatigue. It claims no hospital stay or convalescence and offers a mailed copy from Encolslor Medical Clinic Missouri.
Nazi Memorial in Berlin Damaged By Suspected Vandalism
A memorial statue in Steglitz West Berlin was ripped from its foundation and toppled during the night. Police said no culprits were identified and the same monument had been smeared with swastikas last year. Baghdad forms company to import medicines.
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Steglitz
Record 1964 U.S. traffic toll nears 48,000 deaths
The National Safety Council reports 1964 traffic fatalities through November at 45,390, nearly matching 1965’s yearly record. December may push the total to about 48,000. The year saw 1.5 million injuries disabling beyond the day of the crash and a five percent rise in vehicle miles driven.
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National Safety Council
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Senators Urge Laws on Eavesdropping Probes
Sen Edward Long heads a Senate subcommittee planning a probe into wire tapping mail covers peepholes and covert recordings in public and private spaces. He expects February hearings to push for stronger privacy laws while noting federal law lacks prohibitions on divulging such information.
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Roy McGhee
Washington
UPD
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Senate
Sudan Aids Congo Guerrillas Says Sudan Premier
Sudan premier Sirr El Khatim El Khalifa said in a Cairo radio interview that Sudan is aiding the Communist backed Congolese rebels. He stated the government extends aid to liberated forces in Africa and the Arab world and hopes to increase such aid while accepting aid from friendly nations via Sudan. He warned against Israeli threats and aimed to improve ties with the United Arab Republic.
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De Gaulle Advances Talks With Communist Nations
In Paris UPI report Charles de Gaulle moves toward closer ties with Eastern European states. Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manesco to sign a cultural pact with Maurice Couve de Murville to reduce Bucharest dependence on Moscow as Janos Peter arrives for talks.
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Russia
Quai d'Orsay Palace
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