Pope Paul VI Plans Christmas and New Year Masses
Pope Paul VI will celebrate a midnight Christmas Eve Mass on Mt. Soratte with workers at a railway tunnel site. He will be at the Orione Institute atop Mt. Mario for Mass on New Year’s Day with children, address Vatican cardinals on Friday, and celebrate Christmas Day Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica.
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Heath loves Tom and Jerry: prime minister’s child show
AP reports Prime Minister Edward Heath enjoys Tom and Jerry cartoons and will host a Hollywood cartoon consignment for children at Chequers, claiming he never misses their antics. Also covered Nixon’s Electoral College win by one vote, Paris reaction to U S bombing, Tony Boyle’s resignation, and Smokey Cannon’s Santa duties after an ice storm.
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U N General Assembly ends 27th session with quiet gains
Across the globe the U N General Assembly wraps its 27th session noting modest achievements in environment sea law and education. Former U S ambassador George Bush called the session quiet and productive.
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National Bird Count May Break 1000 Record
The national Christmas Bird Count could exceed 1000 count areas this year as teams of birdwatchers survey Maine and Florida to Alaska and Hawaii plus parts of Canada and Latin America. They will record numbers and species of birds as accurately as possible.
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White House says Clements suit doesn’t affect post
The White House stated that a civil suit accusing William P. Clements Jr. of conspiracy and fraud over an Argentine oil deal does not disqualify him from being named deputy secretary of defense. Clements denied personal or Sedco involvement, while Sedco's general counsel suggested he could be a defendant in a formal sense. The suit names Clements, associates, and companies, seeking commissions, damages, and alleging fraud related to a 1958 1959 oil contract.
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Seminar In Kindergarten Set At Permian High
The Permian Basin Graduate Center offers Ed 660 Seminar In Kindergarten at Permian High School Odessa. Classes run Mondays 7 to 10 p m starting January 15 1973 for three hours residence credit through Sul Ross University. Instructor is Mrs Oia Lea Sharpe Milam Elementary School Odessa. Open to teachers in Headstart and certificate pursuit plus others interested in kindergarten. It covers social adjustment self mastery music art dramatics literature math concepts and overview of other curricula with workshop time.
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Wide open oil production ordered today
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered wide open oil production for January marking the 10th straight month of 100 percent statewide output with certain field restrictions. Chairman Byron Tunnell called 1972 the most productive yet possibly most destructive year due to reserve depletion. Major buyers submitted a record daily Texas crude demand of 3,788,581 barrels.
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Record entry surge for 44th Southwestern Livestock Show
Entry requests for the 44th Southwestern Livestock Show and Rodeo are surging at the El Paso County Coliseum with 4340 requests by mid December far above last year. Secretary Laurabel Chapman noted the list may set records as shows run February 3 to 11 featuring Judy Lynn and a Charrro skills demonstration by Francisco Zamora.
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Nixon moves to bolster nation’s fuel supplies
President Nixon authorized immediate use of 1973 oil allocations and lifted Virgin Islands shipment limits to boost winter fuel supplies. The moves aim to increase imports and heating oil production as extreme cold tightens supply nationwide, with officials estimating up to 35 000 barrels daily could flow from the Virgin Islands.
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Estimation of Tornado Energy Nearly One-Third U S Capacity
Scientists estimate a single tornado carries energy about one hundred million kilowatts, roughly one third of the total electrical generating capacity of the United States, highlighting the storm’s immense power.
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