Red China Seeks Seat as UN Debates Begin
The United Nations General Assembly opens with Red China pressing for recognition as a member and Security Council veto power. Widening influence in Asia and other regions, plus its nuclear status, faces strong opposition led by Nationalist China with U.S. support. Britain backs seating. France signals favor. several nations push to seat Communist China. Malawi Malta and Zambia may gain speedy admission, lifting total members to 115.
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Catholics React Favorably to English Mass Across Nation
Across the United States about half the Masses used English for the first time replacing Latin. Readers offered mixed views with praise for participation and concerns from traditionalists. The Vatican reforms aim to let worshippers understand and engage more fully.
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COFO Carrying Load In Mississippi Alone Today
Mississippi COFO ghosts split as NAACP and SCLC withdraw. SNCC and CORE remain, led by volunteers and paid staff. Dennis denies collapse while noting reorganization and ongoing Mississippi Project efforts with about 150 volunteers and 200 paid workers.
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Jackson
David Dennis
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Hunter Morey
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Penney Associates Get Holiday Bonus
J C Penney Co. to pay a special Christmas bonus today to regular and part time associates employed on or before June 30 excluding management. The payment adds to sick benefits medical insurance life insurance and other benefits including a profit sharing retirement plan.
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J. C. Penney Co
Walter Lewis
GI Insurance Dividends Set For Veterans Payouts
The White House announced 4.75 million veterans will begin receiving 224.5 million dollars in GI insurance dividends by year’s start. About 210 million goes to World War II veterans, 14.5 million to World War I veterans. Korean War policies lack regular annual dividends.
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Workload Shifts To Ohio Senate
Five weeks from today the 106th Ohio General Assembly will convene as the 105th moves to finish. The workload has moved from the House to the Senate with proposed reapportionment and new university and medical school plans among key items. The House and Senate face salary shifts, term changes, tax moves, and regulatory reforms as they brace for extended floor sessions.
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University of Toledo
Soviets Should Pay Dues to United Nations
Former President Harry S. Truman said the Soviet Union should be forced to pay its United Nations assessments like other lagging nations. He praised President Johnson's potential to ensure payment and joined dedication of the Capital City State Bank in Topeka, headed by Georgia Neese Gray, ex-treasurer.
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Harry S. Truman
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Ex School Superintendent C A Krout Dies in Ohio
C A Krout, longtime superintendent of schools in this city from 1900 to 1931, died Sunday at Alta Mira Rest Home at age 74. He had retired in 1931 and resided in TIFFIN.
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Ohio
C. A. Krout
Alta Mira
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