U.N. Assembly recess after sharp censure of USSR and China
The General Assembly reprimanded the Soviet Union and Communist China for Hungary and Tibet, then began a three week Christmas recess. In a marathon closing day, it approved a $200 million bond issue and emergency financing for UN operations, while urging Korea reunification and Congo peacekeeping.
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Long trial seen for Heron and Lee in Arizona case
In Phoenix the conspiracy and embezzlement trial of James R. Heron and Chuck D. Lee was under jury selection. Judge Warren McCarthy warned the trial could last six weeks to three months with jurors possibly kept for its duration. The defendants faced 23 counts tied to embezzling about 250 000 from Arizona Savings and Loan Association.
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Sentencing Due For Kidnappers In Holbrook
Two men face sentencing in Holbrook for abducting an Arizona highway patrolman. Paul Vernon Johnson 23 of North Little Rock Arkansas pleaded guilty to kidnapping grand theft armed robbery and attempted robbery. James C Saal 44 of Washington DC pleaded guilty to accessory on all four counts after abducting Patrolman Kenneth Hagin at gunpoint.
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Dam Workers At Glen Canyon Return To Jobs
Most Glen Canyon Dam workers were back on the job this week after a snowstorm. several hundred remained laid off due to frigid temperatures delaying cement placing. Project manager J O Irwin said work may not resume before February 15 as 22 degree nights hinder operations and warming equipment was installed. Over 1,600 workers were laid off last week in northern Arizona.
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Christmas Bonus Money Is Stolen
In Houston a supermarket was robbed of about 2000 dollars by two armed men. The robbers used a sawed off shotgun and a pistol. Store manager Stanley Minegh said part of the money was for employee Christmas bonuses. Police hunt the holdup team.
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Prince Philip changes Christmas card to Rubens painting
London report says Prince Philip has issued a Christmas card not featuring the royal family photo but a reproduction of Rubens The Holy Family With St Francis. The unusual choice marks a departure from the kingly portrait used in prior years.
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Maricopa Junior College Election Drive Continues
The committee led by Dwight Patterson plans to resume collecting signatures through January for a Maricopa County junior college district ballot. Supporters have gathered about 6,000 of 22,000 required, with opposition from Phoenix College groups until long range planning exists.
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Beef Demonstrations Highlight of Show
Beef cutting, preparation and cooking demonstrations will be a main feature of the 14th Annual Arizona National Livestock Show in Phoenix. The events run January 2–6 with demonstrations at 1 45 p.m. on January 3 4 and 5 and at 10 00 a.m. January 6. The program is presented by the Arizona Cattle Feeders Association the Arizona Public Service Co and the National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago.
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Kennedy's Father Faces Uphill Illness Climb
In Palm Beach President Kennedy's father Joseph P. Kennedy battles a stroke like illness. The Kennedy family gathers at St Marys Hospital as doctors warn of a prolonged recovery with the elder statesman remaining largely speechless and paralyzed on the left side. The President visits his father thrice as Rose Kennedy Ted Shriver and Jean Smith stay nearby with the family maintaining vigil.
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Aspen hunter dies in stray gunshot incident
In Carbondale Colorado a hunter named Tom Burroughs 22 of Aspen attempted to club a wounded duck with his 12 gauge shotgun. The firearm discharged and killed Burroughs during the incident.
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Holiday travel strains hit rail air and bus networks
United Press International reports record holiday demand across rail, air and bus systems as bad weather disrupted schedules. Traffic ran up to three times normal in major cities with more delays expected. airlines added flights and railroads extra trains to move service personnel home for Christmas.
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