Revelry Prices Soar As New Year Parties Cost Heavy
United Press International surveys show New Year celebrations across major cities command higher prices in 1969. Maxim's de Paris offers a 125 dollar Paris style package with dinner, champagne, and a 2 a.m. breakfast, while cities from New York to Nashville post hikes for filet dinners, champagne, and live entertainment.
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United Press Inteenstionut
Paris
Maxim's de Paris
United Press International
Che Hill
Tbs
Guy Lombardo
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Grand Ballroom
Maitre d'Hotel
Camilla
Hong Kong
Qnhe
el Morocco
Philip Levine
Manhattan
Roseland
Cheetah
Ac Tha Waldart
Club
la Ronde
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Bam Theater
Spain
Louisville
Salt Lake City
Miami Beach
Fla
Tiny Tim
Spanky
Que Gang
Atlanta
Marriott Motor Hotel
Regency Hyatt House
Physicians' Wine Appreciation Society
Herbert Gould
Parsons
Apollo 8 surface photos show cracks and color clues
NASA officials discuss lunar surface features from Apollo 8 pictures. John W. Dietrich, Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, and William A. Anders describe cracks possibly from quakes or drying, note earth-like patterns, and discuss faint color in photographs. A behind the scenes push for public appearances in Washington and a possible parade with President Johnson is mentioned.
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John W. Dietrich
Earth
Gilles
Arrayos
United States
Astrontis
An Force
Frank Bormain
Navy
James A. Lovell
Air Force
Willian
Anders
Niga
Mayo
Washington
Johnson
Dietrich
Luke
Mie
Bietrich
Svarer
Kennedy to challenge Long for Senate leadership post
Senator Edward M. Kennedy launches a bid against Senator Russell B. Long of Louisiana for the Democratic whip, backed by Hubert Humphrey and Muskie, aiming to alter the Senate leadership as Congress readies for the Nixon administration. Kennedy faces Long in a contest seen as pivotal for liberal and party dynamics ahead of 1972.
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William Theis
Cielch
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senate
Ilis
Long
Congress
Nixon
House Democrats
Morris Ldatl
Atiz
John W. McCormack
McCormack O
Mass
Hubert HW. Mumphrey
Kennedy
Humphrey
White House
Idefatlt
Luvin S. Muskie
Maine
Plantor
Muskie Long
Dixie
Senate Finance Committee
Muskie
Imade
Hit
Anan
Kenneily
Ser
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
ACW
Sult
Dodd
D.cann
Dod
Mike Mansfield
United States
Robert
Sen. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Fred Harris
D-Oka
Senm
Kiss
Lawn
Mansfield
Encourt
Hoover cites extremist influence in U S political life
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned of growing extremist influence from groups like the Black Panthers and SDS. He cited overseas connections, travel costs for members, propaganda printing, and money subsidies as tools, with attention to Maoist China and Cuba.
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Leslie J. Whetten
Signs
Washington
FBI
J. Kear Toover
Black Panther Party
Mie
China
Mao Tsetung Dee
Hoover
PRI
Cuba
Stokely Carmichael
SNCE
Cot Panthers
Stefano Mapacklino
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Hag Skippingwitt
Califarnia
Sambline Dhuress
U.S
Nurse Home Ratings Coming to Texas
AUSTIN AP Federal state program classifies nursing home patients as requiring allied care, intermediate care, or skilled care with definitions from the Site Welfare Department and the Texas Nursing Home Association. Intermediate care II covers lesser nursing needs and Intermediate care III covers those not needing professional nursing but unable to live independently.
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Nesey
Andehlaths
SDS
Taree
Righ
Tod Desensen
Figeres
Defense Department
Alga
Banigmln Spook
Yale Asia
William Steane
Ali
Interaediate TV
Philadetphia
Chieies
Newae Eee York
Oher Aities
Austin
Site Welfare Department
The
Texas Nursing Home Association
Beaties Broakat and AUSTIN DPS Warn Holiday Fatalities
The Department of Public Safety in Texas reports patrols will be deployed from 6 pm December 31 to midnight January 1 to curb speeding and drunken driving during the holiday period. Officials forecast about 19 deaths in the region as drivers face heightened risk.
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Austin
Balse Sfety
Texas
DPS
Tax reform push seeks Johnson release of reform recommendations
A leading liberal advocate in Washington demands that President Johnson disclose the tax reform proposals Congress required. Sen. William Proxmire accuses the administration of dodging law, urging steps to curb oil depletion breaks and expand the minimum tax to boost federal revenue.
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Johnson
William Progmier
Wis
House
Senate
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Congréss
Jahia
Fiahora
Proxming
Congressanal
Lyndon Johnson
Secere Wisconsin Mberat
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Ravert
Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnaot
Pixar and
Nixon
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