New Year Fetes Worldwide Mark End of 1964 Nineteen Sixty Five
Americans welcomed 1965 with celebrations as events from Maxim's in Chicago to Times Square in New York marked the transition. The National Safety Council warned of 300 to 360 traffic fatalities over a three day holiday, with a record 374 in 1959. Holiday costs ranged from a couple paying about 100 dollars to a few beers plus babysitter fees.
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Times Square
New York
State and
Randolph
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National Safety Council
UN General Assembly Begins 18 Day Recess
The United Nations General Assembly enters an 18 day recess as delegates tackle unresolved issues including the financial crisis and Russia’s voting rights over unpaid peacekeeping assessments. Quiet private talks and unofficial straw votes with Ghana’s President delay scheduled sessions.
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
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Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
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