New Year Traditions From Skydivers To Rome Romantics
New Year celebrations vary worldwide with sky divers planning to jump from 12 000 feet in Eastport New York and drink champagne during descent The AdAmAn Club will climb Pike's Peak in Colorado Springs and fire fireworks The Whisky A Go Go promises dancing and the Sands Milwaukee offers free babysitting for 35 a couple Rome traditions include throwing junk from windows and a police concern Hangover clinics in New York offer a French 75 cognac cocktail to ease New Year’s Day mood
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Pike's Peak
Times Square
Long Island
Eastport
N.Y
Frederick Wild
Frank Guzzman
Colorado Springs
Colo
AdAmAn Club
Los Angeles
Whisky A Go Go
Sands
Milwaukee
Rome
Physician's Wine Appreciation Society of
New York
Manhattan
Christmas Carpenters Begin Packing for Home
In Ripley Mississippi college students who started a new Antioch Baptist Church after a civil rights rally began returning home. The unfinished church has most major work done and a modest steeple. Marshal Aronoff of Oberlin College expressed a wish to complete it before leaving. Six of the 28 white students remain.
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Ripley
Miss
Antioch Baptist Church
Marshal Aronoff
Oberlin College
Ohio
Wayne Mauney
David Jewell
Oberlin
Tulane
Yankton College
Northwestern
Massachusetts
Washington University
St. Louis
Annie Devine
Canton
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Devine
Fannie Lou Hamer
Ruleville
Congress
Secession Fears Rise in Eastern Islander Reach
In Chile, 1100 Eastern Island natives face secession pressures as 40 Chilean marines sail to assist. Officials accuse French scientists and sailors of backing a Polynesian federation movement. In Moscow, West Side Story opens amid royalty disputes.
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Santiago, Chile
Santiago
Chile
Tahiti
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Tass
Leningrad
Miller Says Decision For Retirement Final
Washington Rep William E. Miller says his decision not to seek elective office again is final after a congressional term ending January 3. The former GOP vice presidential candidate cites age and family as reasons to return to his Lockport law practice.
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Washington
William E. Miller
R-N.y
GOP
New York
Miller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Presi
Lockport
Elizabeth Ann
Newton College of the Sacred Heart
Boston
Mary Karen
Newton College
William Jr
Stephanie
Federal aid cutoffs for noncompliant school systems urged
Welfare Department sends compliance forms to heads of state school systems and higher education institutions receiving federal aid. The notice warns feder al aid will be cut off for systems not meeting Civil Rights Act requirements.
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Washington
Welfare Department
U.S
Soviet Union
New York
Congress
Senate Liberals Divided on Rules Change to Halt Filibusters
Senators voiced split views at the start of the new Congress on changing rules to limit debate after 15 days. Some liberals push for a majority rule, while others including Ribicoff and Long express doubt or opposition, citing past civil rights bill battles and risk of widening divides.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribbcott
Americans For Democratic Action
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
D-La
Red Cross Courses Reach Millions As Drownings Persist
About 10 million people have completed Red Cross swimming and life saving courses yet 7000 Americans still drown annually.
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ST. Louis
Red Cross
Norton Hotel Announces Senior Citizen Weekly Rentals
Beginning January 1 1965 the Norton Hotel will rent its entire room capacity by the week or on a monthly basis to senior citizens Army personnel and married couples at reduced rates. The Roswell hotel notes no illness facilities and highlights its business district location across from the Medical and Surgical Clinic and Library. It describes rooms with varying baths and phones plus lobby recreation and TV. Customers are invited to visit or call with no obligation.
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Norton Hotel
Roswell
Medical and Surgical
Cliff
Unity Prayer Week Sets Global Jan Dates
Millions of Christians across continents join in a Week of Prayer for Christian unity from January 18 through January 25. The annual event promotes ecumenical observance among Protestant Catholic and Orthodox communities worldwide.
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Unity Prayer Week
New York
Christian Unity
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Women Strike For Peace
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National Guardian
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Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Penney
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Pencale
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