UN Dollars and Congo Hold Up UN Finances
The United Nations faces a growing financial crisis as deficits rise from 9 million to 107 million dollars, with estimates of 170 million by year end. The United States has shouldered over 32 percent of assessed costs and nearly 15 million in extra payments while several nations, including Soviet bloc states and others, withhold their contributions to cover UN actions in Gaza, the Middle East, and Congo. The piece warns how long the US can continue funding these costs.
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United Nations
Congo
United States
Gaza Strip
Middle East
South Africa
France
Portugal
Paris Winter City Life In This And That Column
In Paris winter shifts the city’s rhythm from bustling to tempered. The piece notes cooler air, slower pace, reconfiguring cafes and theatres, with shopfronts closed or enclosed for heat. It contrasts Cairo and Bombay summers with a crisp Paris season, and observes taxi drivers’ helpfulness in December.
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Folies Bergere
Paris
Prostate Trouble Common and Treatable Says Dr Molner
Prostate enlargement can occur after age 40 and cause urinary symptoms though other issues can mimic them. Early examination, often cystoscopy, can locate the true cause and avoid major surgery. Surgery is not always needed. massage or minor treatment may suffice, but delay risks emergency obstruction. Act promptly to save health and money.
Why the Chimes Rang Presented by Ottawa U Dramatics
Ottawa University dramatics class staged a Christmas play Why the Chimes Rang with cast members including Spencer Martin John Fowler Naydeen Bowlby Donald Coldren Earl Pennington Paul Whitaker Kathryn Langston Gordon Fogdall Sallie Harris Arthur Levin Carl Kingsley and Mrs Alice Gordon Wilson Music was by a double quartet under Edgar Kerr and an orchestra under Everett Fetter Also noted Anders Larson 70 died at 910 W 6th born in Sweden and longtime grocer at 111 W 3rd Grading work on West 2nd Street to Hope cemetery was finished preparing for rock surfacing Dr R S Black was seriously ill.
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Ottawa University Dramatics
Spencer Martin
John Fowler
Naydeen Bowlby
Bertel
Donald Coldren
Priest
Earl Pennington
Paul Whitaker
Kathryn Langston
Gordon Fogdall
Sallie Harris
Sage
Arthur Levn
King
Carl Kingsley
Angel
Alice Gordon Wilson
Prayer for Today Reflection on Luke 2 and Christ's coming
A devotional note reflects on shepherds in the fields at night from Luke 2 8 and asks for faithfulness without bondage to tasks. It seeks to foster wonder and joy in Christ's coming and closes with a prayer to Father in His name Amen.
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Christ
Television Log of Channel Lineup and Primetime Bounce
A dense night by channels NBC CBS ABC and more lists programals from 8:06 to late night including cartoons news and movies. Notable items feature Popeye Captain Kangaroo Wagon Train Robin Hood Drive in a mix of news and variety across stations with schedules listing programs likeHazel Donna Reed Gates and more.
TV Tonight Offers Multiple Channel Lineups
Tonight's listings cover Channel 9 with Man From Cochise and Naked City, Channel 4 showcase Wagon Train and Hop va riety Bob Hope, Channel 5-13 includes Father Knows Best, Checkmate and My Wife's Best Friend. 8:30 features Mrs G Goes to College on Channel 5. Late film The Snake Pit airs on Channel 9 at 10 45.
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Alvin
Steve Allen
Donna Reed
Joey Bishop
Naked City
David
Channel 4
David Brinkley
Olivia de Havilland
Channel 9
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication terms with trade area rates by mail including one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75 dollars, and one year 7 dollars. Non trade area prices show one month 1.50, three months 4.28, six months 8 dollars, and one year 15 dollars. The paper is printed in Ottawa Kansas and edited by Robert B. Wellington, a member of the Associated Press.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Joan Hackett In Many Roles on The Defenders
New York AP notes Joan Hackett, star of The Defenders, shifts among roles as her TV characters shift from Joan Miller to a nun and an epileptic on Ben Casey. Her absence from recent episodes prompts speculation on romance with Rob ert Reed as Kenneth Preston though the couple’s status remains unsettled. Hackett, a Long Island native from Elmhurst, built a stage career with notable shows and acting awards before returning to Defenders after a four month hiatus.
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CBS
Defenders
Kenneth Preston
Robert Reed
Joan Miller
Joan Hackett
Miss Hackett
Carthage
Joan
Ben Casey
Preston
Island
Elmhurst
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Louis Nye
Bill Dana
the Smothers Brothers
Tom Conway
Nick (the Rebel) Adams
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Nancy Kwan
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Robert J. Ender
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