Duke of Windsor Undergoes Major Abdominal Surgery
Duke of Windsor, 67 minute operation at Methodist Hospital, aorta aneurysm removed by Dr Michael DeBakey. Surgeon reports a complete recovery anticipated. Duke to recover in room after post anesthesia care. Duchess Windsor remained in her suite during the procedure.
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Pathfinding Launch Delayed at Cape Kennedy
A radiation map ping satellite intended to assist Apollo mission pathfinding has been postponed from Friday to Saturday at Cape Kennedy. The delay impacts ongoing efforts to chart future spacecraft routes and mission trajectories.
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East Germans Cross Border Eluding Border Patrols
Five East Germans slipped past Communist border guards at night on the frontier near Brunswick Germany. In Rome, Italian university professors began a two day strike demanding a direct voice in drafting legislation to overhaul university administration.
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Rose Kennedy Opens Exhibit in Bonn Library Event
Mrs. Rose Kennedy spoke in German as she opened the John J. Kennedy Library Exhibit in Bonn last night, drawing attention to the exhibit and its tribute to her late husband.
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Prize Pupil Robs Monastery
AP reports Appia Marselli, 25, accused of stealing 160100 dollars worth of valuables from the monastery where he was raised. Once a favored pupil of the priests, Marselli faced police as they recovered many missing items hidden in his Marrs room.
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Editor Recommends Henry d Taylor Letter From Cambodia Chief
The Editor Recommends Henry d Taylor presents a letter from Prince Nora dom Sitanouk, Cambodia’s chief of state, criticizing U S policy in Southeast Asia. The piece explains Cambodia’s view on why American policy has failed, with a candid tone and a friendly address aimed at readers.
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Today's Index Of The Newspaper Sections
The listing outlines the day's newspaper sections with page numbers for Amusements Around the Plaza Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dealt Notices Editorial Features Financial Gorenan Bridge Soviety Sports TV Logs and more Pages 1 36 39 48 50 58 61 63 68 75 557 58 60 52 and a1 a s1 a1.
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Texas Receives $9 776 483 Aid For Poverty Programs
Washington allotted Texas 9 776 483 for poverty program training and education. Sen Ralph Yarborough announced funds will train 2000 job corpsmen at Camp Gary near San Marcos. Other grants support Texas adult basic education and community action assistance. CORPUS CHRISTI and San Marcos figures and local project names are listed.
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A Sisters Die in Fire in Cumberland
A fire destroyed a Corriganville home killing Paula Dean Fetters eight and sisters Dorothy Louise seven Clara Fay three and Debbie Kay two. Darlene sixteen suffers second and third degree burns at Sacred Heart Hospital. Mother Gladys eight and three sons plus another daughter escaped unharmed. Father John J. Fetters thirty eight employed as an orderly at Sacred Heart.
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Car Crash Kills Neighbor Near Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reports Ed ward Posharty aged 40 died in a head-on collision four miles from his suburban Murrysville home. The other driver, Ralph Thomas aged 48, was seriously injured. They were longtime next door neighbors and close friends.
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Germans Nab Woman as Spy in Bavarian Training Center Area
A Bavarian woman was arrested as a Soviet spy near a U.S. training and testing center, authorities said. The arrest, reported by the state prosecutor, marks a security case tied to espionage concerns in the region.
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Wilson May Visit France
British Prime Minister Harald Wilson may visit Paris next month to confer with President De Claudie, French government sources said. The planned trip aims to discuss Franco British relations and ongoing European matters with official agendas not disclosed.
Cold snap hits Great Falls with 34 below reading
UMted Press International reports a frigid day at Great Falls Montana with the thermometer at 34 below zero. The extreme cold blanketed the region, raising concerns for outdoor activity and energy usage.
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Tripp Appointed to City Committee With Long Acronym
City Purchasing Agent Al Tripp has been named to CWWSLLAUSDJEICEWIMA, a committee title his remarks say is a mouthful. He explains the initials stand for a joint effort with state and local legal advisers and the U S Department of Justice to expose identical collusion bidding wherever it may appear.
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Two Men Arrested in San Antonio Daylight Robberies
Burglary detectives arrested Ruben Hernandez and Rodulfo Barrera, both in their homes with search warrants, on charges related to a string of daylight robberies. Items recovered include jewelry and cash. Hernandez signed a statement admitting a November burglary. Police say about 60 percent of cases have been cleared in the past week.
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Commerce Chief Steps Out
President Johnson announced Luther M. Hodges will resign as secretary of commerce and named New Jersey industrialist John T. Connor as his successor. Connor, 50, will take over Jan 15, is president of Murck & Co Inc since 1955 and supported Johnson during the campaign. Hodges, a former North Carolina governor, will leave after four years in the Kennedy era. Johnson praised Hodges and introduced Connor at the White House with labor and union leaders present. Connor is a Syracuse native and Syracuse University and Harvard Law School graduate.
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Six Inch Lot Sold in Gotham at City Auction
New York AP reports Edward Horowitz 81 bought a 14b-footlong fet in undtown Manhattan at a city auction for 25 dollars. He described the purchase as taking a chance on a corner lot possibly reselling to a neighbor or placing a sign. The feature notes the lot is six inches wide.
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Milford City Covers Parking Meters Before Christmas
Milford Delaware Mayor Harold J. Hillard says the city will pay parking meter fees for two weeks before Christmas to help merchants. The cost ranges from 350 to 600 dollars, viewed as good will and beneficial to local business.
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Los Angeles Warmup Race Ends As Cold Front Looms
Forecaster Nan warns the warming spell may break with a sharp fall by Thursday. Overnight low Wednesday near 60, Thursday highs in the mid 60s, then turning much colder by Saturday as cold fronts advance.
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Getty reveals unusual Christmas gifts from world richest man
London The heiress Joan Paul Getty, 72, widow of the world’s richest man, listed some Christmas presents she has already received. The items include a pencil sharpener, an eraser, an appointment book and a clothes brush with a tongue.
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Italian Reds Club Bombed in Milan
An Italian communist cultural club in Milan and the Cipgostay consulate were bombed today. An anonymous telephone caller threatened a similar blast at the communist party newspaper Unita, but no explosives were found there.
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Five day forecast with winds and temperature outlook
Five day forecast notes southerly winds 7 to 18 mph then shifting to northerly and colder by Thursday night. Highs near 65 Thursday, 62 Tuesday, 87 Wednesday, lows around 40 to 50. Includes hourly temps and references to nearby counties and the classified ads page.
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McNamara Calls for Larger Nuclear Arsenal Worldwide
Secretary McNamara told NATO ministers in Paris that the United States must invest in large scale strategic nuclear weapons. He warned Western Europe would suffer terribly if a nuclear exchange occurred and argued the U S stockpile in West Germany vastly exceeds Hiroshima power. He said NATO forces can deter aggression and that separate British and French deterrents may be unnecessary.
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