Explosion Still Hangs Over City in Keokuk
In Keokuk Iowa the holiday scene contrasts with a lingering shadow from a tragedy less than a month old. The National Guard Armory remains a focal point as residents cope with the disaster and resume Christmas activities despite the somber mood.
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Keokuk, Iowa
Keokuk
National Guard Armory
Keoskuk
Ilinois
Iowa
Mise Souri
United States
Australia
Hawaii
British Columbia
Kenneth Anderson
Burlington
Kennedy Christmas cards crowd with children and animals
Senator Robert F. Kennedy and wife Ethel send crowded cards featuring nine children three dogs three horses one owl and a falcon. Pierre Salinger adds a few French recipes. A White House chef resignation prompts a joking reply from Elizabeth Carpenter.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Ethel
Pierre Salinger
Presiential
White House
Belt Tightening Seen For Next Congress
Vice President Hubert Humphrey says Congress will focus next year on tightening existing programs rather than pursuing new domestic initiatives. He expects major work on overhauling the foreign aid program, possibly tying aid to recipient nations showing self help efforts to bolster stressed economies. President Johnson plans aid expenditures at 3.5 billion. Humphrey will meet with the President after returning from a seven day trip.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Associates
Johnson
Humphrey
Far East
Japan
Philippines
China
South Korea
U.S
Viet Nam
White House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Organized Labor
Monkey Business Has Reviewer's Praise
New York report reviews CBS Miss Goodall and The Wild Chimpanzees highlighting Jane Goodall's field work in Africa and her use of primitive tools by chimps. The segment contrasts NBC Michelangelo Last Giant with bold color storytelling and notes future broadcasts and political updates tied to U.S. policy and government reorganization.
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New York
CBS
Miss Goodall
Jane Goodall
National Geographic Society
Bare
Hugo van Lawick
NBC
Michelangelo
Lou Hazam
Pope Julius II
Mme Chiang Kai-shek Hosts Holiday Party in New York
Mme Chiang Kai-shek entertained six mentees of the Kos ean Orphan Choir at her Upper Fifth Avenue apartment during an extended U.S. visit. The children gathered around a seven foot pine tree and sang English Silent Night and Korean Jingle Bells for the hostess.
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New York
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Kosean Orphan Choir
Fifth Avenue
United States
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Dean Alan
Henry Gruenwald
Leonard Bryant
Tommy
Kelly
Troy
Montrose
Bryant
Dick Kenyon
Lansing
Mich
Arnold
S. Main
Gram
Monkey Business
Semenade
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Joe Towner
Joe and
Rena Towner
Dean Fockel
J.M. Kilgore
Don Kufahl
N. Main
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David Bunch
Fred Unger
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