Voice of Peace proposal links world’s minds to space age
Harold S Geneen proposes a 24 hour global information network named Voice of Peace via United Nations to share medicine agriculture meteorology and know how. Backed by Fred Kappel AT T David Sarnoff RCA Palmer Hoyt William Quarton and Bernard Oliver, the plan envisions instant access to expertise from Mayo Clinic to Gambia and beyond. The idea aims to unite mankind through satellites telegraphy and early computer networks, surpassing UN chatter.
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N.Y
Tokyo
Melbourne
Samuel F. B. Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Sam Morse
White House
Kremlin
Voice of Peace
United Nations
Harold S. Geneen
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Gambia
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Geneen
L.B.J
Fred Kappel
A.T
David Sarnoff
R.C
No Water Needed for 1966 City Vehicle Stickers
Police Chief Donald Ward cautioned motorists to follow instructions for the new 1966 city vehicle stickers sold at the city clerk's office. The labels require no water and should be pressed onto the windshield intact, then the backing can be peeled away. Water could damage the adhesive quality.
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Donald Ward
Ward
Daily Crossword Clues With Themed Platform Hints
Crossword puzzle entries and clues listing numbers and word hints. Platform themed, includes multiple definitions such as duck, Mandarin tea, degree, peel, fatigue, and various abbreviations. Intended as a quick puzzle reference for a newspaper page.
Television In Review: Stars and Sponsorship in Ads
AP notes Betty Furness left appliance ads for performance work amid sponsor clashes. It cites Jane Withers Skip Homier Pat Englund Arnold Stang and others as why viewers question believability of on screen stars in commercials and suggests using famous faces more effectively. Weekend viewing highlights include Secret Agent CBS Rudolph NBC Telehone Hour NBC.
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Jane Withers
Skip Homier
Pat Englund
Arnold Stang
CBS
Rudolph
NBC
Dinah Shore
Gordon MacRae
Leslie Uggams
Woman Leaves Bequest Of 30 Dimes To Husband
A Tucson will filed in Superior Court bequeaths 30 pieces of silver in the form of 30 U S dimes to the husband. The husband predeceased the wife, so he cannot collect the bequest.
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Tucson
Ariz
Superior
United States
Stamps Show Norway Views and U S Plans for 1966
Norwegian post issues a 1.50 krone blue stamp of Rondane from Harald Sohlberg’s Winter Night in the Mountains. In Washington the 1966 commemoratives include SIPEX art by Mary Cassatt and stamps for Indiana statehood, the National Park Service, Migratory Bird Treaty, the ASPCA, a circus, the Bill of Rights anniversary, and Johnny Appleseed. Sixteen British colonies issue an omnibus for International Cooperation Year with a Queen Elizabeth portrait.
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Mountains
Harald Sohlberg
National Museum of
Oslo
U.S
Post Office Department
Washington
Indiana
American National Park Service
Canada
American Society For the
Johnny Appleseed
Elizabeth
Brunei
Federation of South Arabia
New Hebrides
Two Cars Damaged in Jefferson Street Collision
Police report two cars damaged in a 1:30 a.m. crash at Grundy and E Jefferson Streets. Mahan 31 of Route 4 led a turn south when Norris 47 of 315 East North Street, following, could not stop on wet streets. Minor damage to bumpers and fenders. no injuries. Police Chief Donald Ward noted the incident.
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Grundy
E. Jefferson Sts
Jefferson St
Patrick Mahan
Rte. 4
Grundy St
Noah W. Norris
E. North St
Mahan
Norris
Donald Ward
Today in History December 3 1965 highlights
On this date George Gershwin played his Concerto in F at Carnegie Hall in 1925 the first jazz piano concerto in history. Illinois joined the Union in 1818. Mary Baker Eddy died in 1910. Wilson urged war against Austria Hungary in 1917. Roosevelt extended lend lease to Turkey in 1941. Arab league boycott against Jewish goods began in 1945. UN set up atomic energy commission in 1955. Russia accused Hammarskjold and Western powers over Congo in 1960. Pope Paul VI visited India in 1965.
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Associated Press
George Gershwin
Carnegie Hall
New York
Illinois
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Austria-Hungary
Franklin Roosevelt
Turkey
The
Arab League
Palestine
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Pope Paul VI
India
Complaint Filed Over Car Backing Incident at PK Market
Frank Cheshareck signed a complaint against the driver of a car that backed into his parked auto at the PK Market on Liberty Street. Police list GS 5188 and say a warrant is being prepared. A second complaint from Ronald Jacobsgaard accuses Edward Bernstein of Morris of parking on private property on December 2.
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Division St
PK Market
Liberty St
Cheshareck
Ward
Driver Cited for Squealing Tires In Gardner
John C. Vigna 16 of Rte 2 Gardner was cited for squealing tires. Deputy Roy C Christensen filed the ticket about 9:30 p m in Gardner. Vigna is ordered to appear December 11 in magistrate court.
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John C. Vigna
Rte. 2
Gardner
Roy C. Christensen
Vigna
Ann Landers advice column excerpts on acne and manners
Dear Ann Landers offers teen acne guidance from a skin specialist and empathy for parental doubt, urging professional help and treatment. A reader laments rude behavior toward courtesy, and Ann urges maintaining kindness and not conforming to “nice guys finish last.” A divorce question about reclaiming a maiden name leads to counsel on children and identity.
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Ann Landers
Johnny
Susie Brown
Miss Mary Green
Susie
Television Schedule Freeway Nightfall Lineup
Channel listings show a dense prime time slate with News Weather and Sports blocks. Programs include Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle USMC and The Addams Family followed by film entries and late news segments. The Mikado and The Festival of the Arts appear in evening hours alongside Johnny Carson.
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Addams Family
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Honey West
United Nations
Smothers Brothers
Mr. Roberts
Farmer’s Daughter
Marshall Dillon
O’brien
U.N.C.L.E
Jimmy Dean
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed with Steady Hog Trade
Chicago livestock report shows hogs 6 600 head with prices mostly steady to 25 higher, cattle 3 500 head with steers 50 to 75 higher and various weight classes cited, sows and boars prices listed, sheep 500 head with wooled slaughter lambs strong and ewes at 6.00 to 9.50. Strong values seen for high choice to prime markets and mixed lots across weight ranges.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes Butter rates with scores AA 64 and A 64 in various grades and yields. Eggs hold steady to firm with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 4314, mixed 4312, mediums 37, standards.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile
CIA
Market mixed as autos rise airlines fall on gains and profit taking
New York stocks showed uneven gains with Big Three automakers advancing on strong November car sales while airlines slid after recent highs. The Associated Press index inched up 0.3, the Dow rose about 1.2, and IBM slid below 500 amid ongoing declines. Boeing and United Aircraft fell, bonds mostly unchanged.
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Associated Press
Radio Corp
IBM
Cyprus
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Boeing
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
U.S. Treasury
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Rocky and His Friends
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