Odds Against Snow For Roswell Christmas Visit
Weather notes decades of meager snowfall in Roswell with only two Christmas Eve totals above trace in 60 years. The odds favor no measurable snow on Christmas Eve or Day, though brief traces occurred in several years. Santa’s planned visit proceeds regardless, with a quick departure after the greeting.
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Kennedy Book Publication In Germany Draws Concern
An official of Look plans to travel to West Germany to deter Stern from publishing the original serialization of The Death of a President. Mrs Kennedy and her children will vacation in Antigua, returning Jan 5, as a court battle looms over a resize of the book.
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New York
Look Magazine
West Germany
Stern
Look
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Antigua
British West Indies
William Manchester
Harper & Row
Kennedy
Johnson
Stern sticks to plans for original Death of a President serialization
Stern magazine in Hamburg confirms it will publish the original serialization of The Death of a President despite Look magazine protests. Look had agreed to cuts requested by Mrs. John F Kennedy, while Stern argues its contract with Look contains no provision for changes.
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Hamburg
Germany
Stern
Look Magazine
Look
John F. Kennedy
Henri Nannen
Nannen
England
France
Italy
Fire rescue lifts seven trapped in New York building collapse
A Times Square crowd cheers as firemen rescue seven colleagues trapped by a four story collapse on 6th Avenue near 45th Street. The last man rescued at 1 20 am is conscious and salutes Fire Commissioner Lowery amid a dramatic, ceremonial exit.
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Robert O Lowery
6Th Avenue
45Th Street
Madison Square
UPI
Pakistan to Receive U.S. Food Aid Amid Grain Commitments
The United States will supply Pakistan with 500000 tons of grain and 30000 tons of tallow under foreign aid. The move follows earlier pledges to India for 900000 tons of grain to cover needs until the March harvest, aiding Pakistan through its mid April harvest.
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Washington
United States
Pakistan
India
U.S
Canada
Court orders Kokomo steelworkers back to Union Carbide plants
A three judge federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling ordering striking steelworkers to return to work at Union Carbide Corp plants in Kokomo Indiana. The plants supply vital materials for warplanes in Vietnam. Louis Lomax received a State Department briefing and will travel to Hanoi as a reporter not a government agent. American Motors Corp. rumors persist of a possible merger with Litton Industries of Beverly Hills. A hand carved Virgin Mary with Child valued at 4725 was stolen from a Nativity scene in an Albuquerque shopping center.
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Washington
Kokomo
Ind
Union Carbide Corp
Vietnam
Louis Lomax
State Department
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Detroit
American Motors Corp
Litton Industries, Inc
Beverly Hills
Calif
Albuquerque
Christmas Eve and Day Services Across Local Churches
Local churches announce candlelight and midnight masses for Christmas Eve with multiple programs and services on Christmas Day. St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church offers an 11 p.m. midnight mass with infant nursery. other Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, and Catholic parishes list 6 p.m. carols, 9 a.m. or 11:15 p.m. Holy Communion, and 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Christmas Day worship. Several congregations host Christmas programs, nativity pageants, and silent observances through the weekend including First Baptist, Christ Lutheran, and Tabernacle Baptist.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
N. Penn
Episcopal Church
St. Thomas A Becket Episcopal Church
S. Baylor
Aldersgate Methodist Church
19Th
Union
South Mamor Baptist Church
S. Main
Assumption
Spanish Assembly of God
E. Mathews
Morning Star
Christ Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Second
Pennsylvania
C. E. Walter
Roswell
Indicted in Road Probe Involving Burris and Officials
Grand jury indictments accuse Belew rancher G. W. Burris and two Highway Department officials Chief engineer T. B. White and construction engineer C. W. Johnson of misuse of public funds and fraud. Indictments relate to land deals at La Jolla Interchange Socorro County and road work on U S 180 near Foster's ranch northwest of Silver City.
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Belew
G. W. Burris
Highway Department
T. B. White
C. W. Johnson
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
la Jolla
Socorro County
Burris
Harry Bigbee
Legislature
Bigbee
Legislative Finance Committee
Highway Commission
John Sudderth
Sudderth
Sudderths
Martinez
Smith
Standley
Sanchez
Grand
Fred W. Foster
D-Grant
U.S. 180
Foster
Silver City
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