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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
7
The article explains how placing hands in pockets in brisk mornings creates a microclimate. Heat from hands warms the pocket air, which then keeps hands warmer when sheltered from the wind. If hands were not in pockets the contained air would stay cold.
Gev William W Scranton told high school students at the governor s conference on traffic safety that running for president again would help traffic safety if needed After losing the 1964 GOP nomination to Barry Goldwater he had said he would not seek the office Mrs Danny Piscopio sought a driver s license and learned through court records she has a found sister in Joseph Crown a former city patrolman who helped reunite them The Piscopios and Danieses describe large Brookyln and Commack families gathering for Christmas celebrations
In Paris, NATO completes its 1965 review without solving core issues. France pursues a go it alone stance, Britain resists higher NATO funding, and European defense contributions wane as the Far East threat grows. The alliance stays politically paralyzed awaiting next year’s reorganization.
United States officials said Secretary of State Rusk urged the NATO Council to consider all forms of aid to South Vietnam. The letter from nine law professors criticized draft reclassification and warned deferments could be withdrawn for actions against national interests. NATO debate aims to coordinate regional support for the Viet Nam conflict.
President Sukarno urged special military courts to try participants in the abortive October 1 coup and any who sought to steer Indonesia away from its leftist path. At a rally in Jakarta Sports Hall he warned tribunals next month could shoot if needed to defend national unity.
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