Nasser Attacks U.S. Aid as UAR Strains Ties
Cairo reports that President Nasser lashed out at U.S. aid and ambassador Lucius Battle amid tensions over Congo rebels and Suez legacy. He warned against Western pressure, pledged to cut rationing if needed, and cited Soviet support while denouncing Tshombe.
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Christmas at the Johnson Ranch in Texas
Christmas stockings hang in the Johnsons ranch home in Johnson City Texas as President Lyndon B Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird decorate with eight foot balsam tree and Nativity scenes. The First Lady did most of the decorating. The family plans church services and a holiday dinner while the President attends to cattle and community visits.
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Man Robbed Bank to Buy Presents in Christmas Plan
Philadelphia AP report says Edward W. Furia questioned Davida 28 charged with robbing a National Bank Tuesday of 1200 dollars to buy gifts for his four children. Davida’s attorney sought bail relief and Christmas release while Davida awaits further hearings.
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Radioactive Milk Levels Rise After China Nuclear Test
Public Health officials report rising radioactive material in U.S. milk following China's October 16 nuclear test. Levels remain within acceptable risk ranges but prompt continued monitoring and scrutiny by health authorities.
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San Antonio Light and the San Antonio Gazette Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates and carrier options for the San Antonio area. It references Sunday and daily editions, pricing per copy, and mentions Associated Press copyright and republication rights.
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Military Crisis Deepens as U S Viet Fight for Control
In Saigon both sides refuse to yield over military interference in South Viet Nam. U S officials warn new aid may be with held within a month unless the crisis ends soon. Vietnamese officers consider anti American demonstrations and leadership purge moves, while Gen Nguyen Khanh appears to hold firm control.
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Hope's setback in Washington clouds East Asia tour
Sources say President Johnson's aides fear a setback for Hope and his troupe amid Washington uproar over Chiang Kai-shek era-style governance and Saigon unrest. The bid to keep Hope’s Christmas tour on schedule hinges on political stability and civilian support in Korea and South Vietnam during a tense regional moment.
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Rights Worker Marries Negro Rights Worker Marries Negro
In Denver a white civil rights worker and a young Black rights advocate from Georgia wed in a ceremony led by Rev. Re8 Williams. The groom was Jot Perdew, 22, of Denver and the bride Amanda Bowen, 19, of Americus, Georgia. the event followed prior accusations of insurrection in Georgia.
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Richardson Foundation Gives 750000 To Two Texas Universities
Fort Worth based Sid W Richardson Foundation pledges 750000 dollars to Baylor University and Hardin-Simmons University for new science centers. Perry Bass, foundation director and Richardson's nephew, said the donor was richly interested in science and that Baylor will cover half the 15 million dollar project cost. Hardin-Simmons finances a planned science facility as a tribute to Richardson, who attended but left as a student with limited funds.
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Luci and Betz holiday stay at LBJ Ranch tale
AP report notes Luci spending Christmas at the LBJ Ranch with Paul Betz a premedical student from Mouat Marys College Emmitsburg Md Bela reportedly pinned Luci weeks ago The item also references a typical annual driving cost of 1162 dollars per 100 miles and 16 000 miles per year per American Automobile Association.
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Flooding Rakes West Coast as Rescue Efforts Race
Heavy rains flood northern California, Oregon, and Washington forcing evacuations. Coast Guard helicopters, National Guard units, and aircraft carriers assist in救援 as at least one death is confirmed and dozens of communities face disaster conditions and road closures.
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Grenade Attacks Briton Kills Teen at Aden Party
A grenade at a Christmas party for British teens at the RAF Khormaksar station in Aden killed Gillian Sidey, 18, daughter of Air Commodore, and wounded four others. The attack occurred as royal family-linked officials reviewed security and tax policy developments in the region.
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Ample Surplus Food Available in Schools and Centers
Agriculture Department reports ready access to payment surplus food in school lunchrooms and commodity distribution centers nationwide. New rail and state local weather updates impact relief efforts at Grant’s Pass and surrounding areas as flood concerns ease and rains continue in the region.
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Postal workers bring Christmas baskets to West Side families
San Antonio postal workers from Station A finish duties to deliver food baskets donated by merchants and colleagues. The 80 men run a 16 year program with fundraisers, aiding needy neighbors with vegetables, bread, canned goods, and other items.
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Miss America Donna Axum Elopes Marry Buckley in Pine Bluff
Donna Axum, Miss America 1963, eloped with Michael Allen Buckley, a 22-year-old University of Arkansas student, and married Monday in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The couple, college sweethearts, met on a dorm date and plan to be treated as an ordinary newlywed couple.
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Nineteen Arrested in Mississippi Desegregation Incident
In Laurel Mississippi three attempts to desegregate a local shop led to the arrest of fifteen members of a bir avial group for breach of the peace. They refused to leave when told they would not be served. Four white women and a white man joined the Black group in the confrontation.
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Malaysian Forces Report Fatal Clash With Guerrillas
Malaysian and Commonwealth troops killed three of the latest Tid Nesian guerrillas who landed on the southwest coast of the Malay Peninsula. Earlier reports said between 37 and 40 armed guerrillas arrived yesterday in Johore state.
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Improved Airport Facilities Sought by City Officials
Mayor McAllister called for a study and new plans to expand the international terminal to handle three passenger streams. City managers and the airport team will submit recommendations by February 1, with a separate action pursuing Aviation Agency funding totaling $23,000 plus potential extra reimbursements.
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