Britain Points At Reds In Congo Conflict At UN
Lord Caradon told the United Nations Security Council outsiders are fueling Congo turmoil, warning against black racism in the debate. He urged African nations to unite to restore order, joining Stevenson and Spaak in defending the Stanleyville rescue operation and urging focus on Congo stability.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Paul-Henri Spaak
Stanleyville
Stevenson
Spaak
Council
Achar Marof
Guinea
United States
Belgium
Rusk Urges Allied Nuclear Command Talks At NATO Meet
US Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged closer allied consultation at the NATO ministerial, backing a multilateral force with mixed naval crews armed with nuclear missiles. He favored a British Atlantic variant and pressed for rapid steps toward a formal Allied nuclear command, with deputy foreign minister meetings to coordinate policies. The group eyed early full negotiations, possibly January, in The Hague or another site.
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Rusk
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Viet Nam
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West Germany
Italy
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Hague
Soviets Expel Four Western Military Attaches
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union ordered four western military attaches to leave, after confiscations and searches in Khabarovsk. Three Americans and one Briton were among Moscow’s four, while Washington and London declared three Soviet attaches persona non grata.
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London
Boy Admits Gun Slaying in Colorado Burglary
Police say a 15-year-old boy signed a statement admitting the fatal shooting of 85 year old Ben Mayfield after he surprised a burglar at his brother’s home in Trinidad. The youth, accused of robbing the same house last week, was traced from snow tracks and taken into custody on returning from school.
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API
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Lung Cancer Detection Method From Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine develops a ten minute skin electrical resistance test to detect early lung cancers that press on sympathetic nerves. Dr Curt P Richter notes limited use and that other methods remain in use. The device uses two batteries wires electrodes and meters to measure current and resistance.
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Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Curt P. Richter
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College Board to Inspect Land Parcels for New Campus
Advisory board members will inspect at least five parcels near Country Club and Brown Roads for potential permanent Roswell college campus. Offers include Olen Featherstone 160 acres and 50 000 cash plus other tracts. Sen. Penrod Toles 160 acres and 30 000. City-owned sites also considered.
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Near Record Low Grips Roswell Area
Roswell residents shiver as a cold front sets a new Dec 15 record of 7 degrees at Roswell Municipal Airport. The cold snap expands across New Mexico with lows from 20 below at Red River to 22 above at Hobbs and a 30 day outlook calling for near normal temperatures with light precipitation.
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Washington
Post Office Road Changes Prompt Parking Warnings
Police Chief L G Hall warns Roswell residents of new two way Pennsylvania Ave post office access with double yellow stripe. Northbound drivers may park angled north. southbound drivers face penalties for left turns and improper parking during Christmas mailing season.
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Pentagon officials warn Congress may force Army Reserve showdown
Defense officials say Congress could compel keeping the Army Reserve alive though call it a close legal question. The plan aims to reorganize Reserve and National Guard forces into an expanded 550000-strong all volunteer Guard with 150000 Reservists shifting into the Guard. Troop lists to fit 2000 units into Guard structures are due mid February with complete reorganization targeted by end March 1966. governors to be briefed due to their key role in state dispositions.
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The Mad Whirl of Christmas Why Are There So Many Santas
A vivid look at holiday shopping, street scenes, and children's anticipation as Christmas nears. Shoppers, Salvation Army volunteers, and families bustle past glittering decorations, toy aisles, and evolving wish lists with a focus on consumer culture and seasonal cheer.
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Veteran actor William Bendix dies at pneumonia
Veteran actor William Bendix star of Life of Riley and biopic lead in Babe Ruth life story died late Monday from pneumonia. Prime Minister Harold Wilson begins talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin for a spring visit to ease world tensions. Canada’s maple leaf flag clears a legislative hurdle in Commons by 163 to 78. James Hoffa appeals verdict fate remains with 6th Circuit Court with no decision imminent. James Roosevelt plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles. Pope Paul VI may visit the Philippines, reports indicate.
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Hollywood
William Bendix
Riley
Babe Ruth
London
Harold Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
200 Attend SW Grazing Annual Meet
Approximately 200 attendees gather at Roswell Inn for the Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association meeting. Jim Anderson of the Bureau of Land Management outlines public domain land rules and the new Classification and Multiple Use Act. Guyton Hays discusses state land default and reversion terms as a panel covers ranching issues.
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Roswell Inn
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Bureau of Land Management
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Roswell
Ae Lands
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Hays
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New Mexico Cattle Growers
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James Gray
New Mexico State University
Lewis Merritt
W. E. Overton
Lawrence Merchant
Carlsbad
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