Chinese-born UC Berkeley scientist renounces U.S. citizenship
Dr. Paul H. Liu, 49, a Chinese-born UC Berkeley biochemistry figure, spent 30 hours at the Lown Bridge seeking entry to Communist China. Officials say he renounced U.S. citizenship, sought a China visa, but border guards refused for lack of proper documents. Liu then returned to the crown colony upon British guidance.
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Greek King Won't Lose His Power
The proposed Greek constitution would keep King Constantine's powers unchanged, while Premier George Papadopoulos says elections will not be held while risks of communism exist. The 118-article draft, prepared by a 20-member jurist panel, is to be submitted to the government.
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Frigid Air Holds Nation in Cold Wave
A frigid air mass spreads across most of the nation leaving only the eastern third milder. Temperatures drop to 60 below in regions from eastern Colorado to Wisconsin while Pueblo Colorado ties a long standing record at 8 below.
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Coldest Weather Expected in Seasonal Freeze Warning
The U S Weather Bureau issued a hard freeze warning for Saturday morning predicting the coldest weather of the season. Forecasters noted subfreezing lows with clear skies and a warming trend starting in the north and west Saturday.
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Five Youths Paid As Federal Antipoverty Program Staff
Five youths tied to a Chicago slum project were paid up to 6500 annually as teachers and administrators in a federally funded antipoverty effort aimed at boosting literacy and job skills among teenage gang members. Several accused of rape and murder remained on the payroll while the program faced calls for reform.
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Burglars Steal Over 100000 In Odessa Jewelry Heist
Zales downtown Odessa store at 422 North Grant suffered a theft of more than 100000 in gems and cash after intruders smashed walls from Preslar's Fashion Lanes into the vault. The crime, the costliest here in years, triggered a joint FBI local probe with agents in Midland seeking leads on interstate transportation of stolen property.
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Santa in Wig Stuns Christmas Party Crowd
The old quip notes a lone attendee in a wig at a Christmas party, highlighting Santa Claus as the only person to arrive with such attire.
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War march for Vietnam families to pray, not protest
Rio Grande Valley residents plan a dawn march from Mercedes to San Juan 13 miles away to attend a 9 a.m. mass. Organizer Simon Calvillo calls it a sacrifice in support of soldiers in Vietnam and asks participants to pray for their safety.
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Still Keeping Steps Secret Still Keeping Steps Secret
President Johnson flew to Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam to visit U S troops amid secrecy. He spoke to airmen at Korat and Cam Ranh Bay after travels from Australia and Thailand, praising their role and noting the base’s large size and security.
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Christmas Travel Rush Braces For Deadly weekend
National Safety Council estimates from 625 to 725 Americans may die in traffic crashes over the holiday period. Cold weather grips the West with subzero temperatures in Montana Colorado Nebraska Iowa and Wisconsin, while the East enjoys springlike 60s in New York City as travelers crowd O Hare and other terminals for three day Christmas travel.
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Rites Slated For Victims Of Tragedy
Point Pleasant West Virginia town prepares memorial services for dead and missing after the Silver Bridge collapse. Winds and rough river hinder search as divers and cranes resume work. toll listed at 32 known dead with 13 missing.
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Ohio River
She Had Real Bad Day With Her Auto
A Fayetteville woman said she had a terrible day with her car. She parked downtown, returned to find the key failed, a mechanic changed the ignition, and someone had switched her license plates. Later she found clothes missing from the car after discovering she and another woman had mixed up their identical vehicles.
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Fayetteville, Ark
UPI
Fayetteville
Rams meet Packers in NFL playoff clash
In the National Football League playoff spotlight the hungry Los Angeles Rams face the defending champion Green Bay Packers. The top game headlines on page 1 B. Page 8 B notes a separate safety inquiry into a cave‑in site in German California.
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