Hold On By Charles McDowell Jr
Charles McDowell Jr humorously surveys French politics as France faces instability under de Gaulle. He notes multiple parties, constant government changes, and American views of NATO, Bond Brigitte Bardot, and the Riviera crowding foreign relations.
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Hold ON
Charles McDowell, Jr
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
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New York Times
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United States
NATO
Africa Seen Through Many Voices From The Continent
The review discusses Melvin J. Lasky's Africa for Beginners based on travels through Nigeria Ghana the Sudan and Ethiopia. It highlights Flesch’s glimpses into a still unknown Africa and quotes perspectives from a Nigerian woman on marriage costs and social pressures.
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Lasky
Nigeria
Ghana
Sudan
Ethiopia
Flesch
Eedlore
Pasky
Africa
Ray of Light Aims at Darkness in Africa
A collection of quoted voices from Africa and its neighbors discusses education culture and heritage. A Nigerian teacher questions Western literary focus while a Ghanaian politician cites regional decline of empires and scholarship. An Ethiopian student emphasizes distant lineage.
Weather Brief from UPI Temperatures and Rainfall Summary
Temperatures and precipitation data for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. are provided. The report lists regional readings and rainfall amounts, reflecting recent conditions across locations reported by United Press International.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set Mixed Across and Down
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries. Entries include measures, verbs, pronouns, personal names, chemical symbols, and various nouns and descriptors. The puzzle spans topics from geography and language to astronomy and currency.
Yesterday's Puzzle Answer List
The note lists解 41 Rodent 42 Later 44 Exchange premium 45 Fabric 46 Sea eagle 48 Plamire 60 Demon 61 Evergreen tree 63 Tellurium ay mb 64 Toward.
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City explores renting space for city offices
City Hall cramped conditions hamper public greeting and storage. Council, in an informal meeting, discusses renting space nearby for offices and possibly moving some operations until permanent expansion is found. A bond issue within a year may finance a new municipal building. Coronado School, built in 1912, houses City Hall, acquired in 1955 and remodeled since.
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Kenneth Williams
Millmen Accept Strike Terms
The Millmen and Cabinetmakers strike ended with a new contract between the Phoenix local and the Arizona Retail Lumber and Builders Supply Association. The agreement extends to May 31 1965 and includes a five cent per hour wage increase the first year plus cost of living adjustments for the next two years.
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Phoenix
UPS
Arizona Retail Lumber and Builders Supply Association
Thieves Grow Bolder As Cars Targeted In Break-ins
David L. Hansen reported thieves entered his carport and unscrewed his rear bumper leaving bolts and nuts nearby. Robert Hays said he surprised would be thieves attempting to drain gasoline from his parked car at about 3 AM and scared them off.
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David L. Hansen
E. Earls
Army Advisers Will Aid India Amid Sino-Indian Tensions
New Delhi reports say the American military supply group advising India on arms will number about 100 by early next year, led by Brig Gen John E. Kelly and focusing on supply. Ambassador Galbraith plans return to Washington for talks after briefing Nehru. he fears China may not honor withdrawal and weighs Harvard duties as a possible extension.
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API
India
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U. S
John K. Galbraith
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Peking
Jawaharlal Nehru
Harvard University
Harvard
Boy Trapped Dies In Fire In Indian Ridge Estates
A 10 year old boy, Harry Lipphardt, died in a house fire that destroyed a $25,000 home in Indian Ridge Estates near Tucson. The parents and three other children escaped before the roof collapsed. neighbors fought the blaze with hoses as there was no local fire protection.
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Tucson
UPI
Harry Lipphardt
Louis Lipphardt
Indian Ridge Estates
Harry
Lipphardt
Tucson Medical Center
Christmas Candle Centerpieces Say Green Yellow Red Tones
Flow ers and candles make good Christmas partners says the Society of American Florists. For an entrance hall or table, suggest a trio of green yellow and red candles in a setting of yellow carnations and holly. For formal dinners, a centerpiece of roses with golden arbor vitae and gold and green Christmas balls at the base of a white iron candle holder bearing bright red tapers. For informal dinners, a centerpiece of red carnations with evergreens at the base of a large red candle. A miniature Santa figure with a candle lighter on a tiny green ladder completes the display.
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Washington
UPI
Society of American Florists
Santa
Goat Ornament Greets Swedish Christmas Goat Tradition
Straw holiday decorations hung on Swedish Christmas trees feature the goat as a favored shape. The goat ornament is said to signify the punishment for good behavior or misdeeds during the year.
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New York
UPI
Sweden
Pershing Missile Passes Tough Army Test at Cape Canaveral
The two stage Pershing rocket completed a demanding zig zag test flight at Cape Canaveral proving the guidance system and durability. The solid fueled weapon is designed for field use with a 400 mile range and nuclear warhead capability and will be stationed in Europe next year replacing the Redstone.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Hill and Dale
Europe
Talley Seeks Quick Action From Legislature
State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley urged lawmakers to grant authority to order immediate halts on illegal land deals. Current law delays take effect 30 days after issuance, allowing sellers to continue business or relocate before enforcement.
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Fred Talley
Talley
Favorite Christmas Trees Include Spruce Pine and Fir
In New York UPI reports the Norway spruce and Scotch pine as among the most favored living Christmas trees with balsam fir also popular in the countdown to the holiday season.
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New York
UPI
Pick Your Girl Off Yule Tree Description
New York report notes Modern Bride Magazine recalls a rural Russian custom where villages decorated Christmas trees with prospective brides. Eligible men would circle the tree and select the girl they wished to marry.
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New York
UPI
Modern Bride Magazine
Russia
Bologna tops corned beef and salami in sandwiches
New York report notes bologna outsells combined corned beef and salami in cold cut sandwiches with about 20 million sandwiches sold nationwide annually, stated by Delicatessen Institute of America president Abe Lebewohl.
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New York
UPI
Counier
Abe Lebewohl
Delicatessen Institute of America
Enrollment at Windis Medical Center Chicago Campus
About 2208 students enrolled for the fall term at the University of Windis Medical Center campus in Chicago, per a school report.
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UPI
University of Windis Medical Center
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