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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
4
Senator Goldwater warns that scrapping two thirds of SAC by 1970 would leave the free world defenseless and force reliance on missiles. He criticizes a bomber version of the F111 and urges McNamara’s resignation as plans reduce U.S. air defenses.
Stanford University professor Ernest R. Hilgard notes that occasionally poor teaching can raise student learning. He cites Truman Kelley, an author of Stanford and Harvard statistics curricula, who derailed on chalkboard derivations but guided students to correct errors and pursue leadership in statistics.
Berlin residents faced limited holiday contact as the wall restricted visits between East and West Berlin during Christmas 1963 and 1964. In San Francisco, security consultant Gordon E Ross estimated U.S. stores lose 25 percent of the 2.5 billion dollar annual shoplifting figure with an average theft of 2.31 dollars per incident. He noted most offenders are women and many are amateurs who rarely face prosecution, allowing repeat offenses across multiple stores.
Island youngsters on the Pribilof Islands insist Santa comes by boat not air. The MV Pribilof loads gifts in late November for four winter trips to St George and St Paul in the Bering Sea, 250 miles off Alaska. Capt Langbehn notes the voyage is tough for an older traveler.
The piece describes West Berlin residents and shops along the 68 mile border using candles in windows on Christmas Eve to honor East Berliners and express solidarity under communism. The walls and barbed wire perimeter are lit by thousands of candles, symbolizing remembrance for the people behind the Iron Curtain.
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