Comics Preview Reflects Christmas War Time Break
A short note previews 16 pages of Empire Magazine comics that offer a glimpse of this Christmas season. The piece frames the annual celebration as a break from the monotony and horror of war for American soldiers, recalling past celebrations and hinting at what will occur this year.
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Hoover and FBI under pressure amid various disclosures
Edward J. Michelson reports a wave of developments denting the FBI image. Revelations of electronic eavesdropping taint evidence in cases, the Baker bugging affair, autopsy disputes from Kennedy’s death, U.S.-Soviet thaw effects, Reno grand jury probes into casino graft, and aging director J. Edgar Hoover facing retirement age questions all contribute to an unusual defensive stance for the agency.
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Nana
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Fred Black
Supreme Court
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
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Baker
Las Vegas
Nev. Associates
Senate Democrats
Warren Commission
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Kennedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Federal
Grand Jury
Reno
Nev
Heavy duty carpets developed for homes and hotels
A carpet with a high density latex foam rubber backing, heavy and resilient, and a low pile, is described as suitable for both heavy use in hotels and theatres and for home residences. The article notes its durability and non shedding backing.
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New York
UPI
New York City Declines as Costs Rise and World Fades
In a reflective column, Pete Hamill laments New York’s decline from a world city to a struggling metropolis. He recalls subway strikes, power failures, and rising prices, citing a cab driver who accepts 15 cent coffee as part of daily life. The piece quotes urban endurance amid social changes.
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Pete Hamill
New York
Nana
New York City
Romé
Knicks
Rangers
Yankees
Jets
Giants
Mets
City Hall
Con Edison
Herbert Selby
Welfare Department
4Th St
Luchow’s
Arnold Doberman
Expectant Fathers Get Tips
San Francisco tips for first time fathers from the California Medical Association advise accompanying the wife to the first doctor visit, understanding weight gain diet hygiene travel and exercise. They urge consideration during pregnancy and help in the final months with chores back rubs and encouragement. Some doctors suggest bringing a radio books or puzzles while others advise returning home or to work.
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The
California Medical Association
Princess Irene Seeks Child Hope Through Medics
Princess Irene of the Netherlands, wife of Prince Carlos Hugo, is consulting doctors in Madrid hoping for a child preferably a son. The couple, married in Rome in 1964, remain childless and risk harming Carlist legitimacy in their bid for succession.
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Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Prince Carlos Hugo
Spain
Rome
Juan Carlos
Barcelona
Irene
Singing Nun Luc Dominique Plans Christmas Record
Former Belgian nun Janine Deckers, known as Sister Sourire and the Singing Nun, unveils a new record under Luc Dominique. She says she remains vowed but will use softer language to reach listeners, continuing songs about Jesus Christ.
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Fred Cheval
Brussels
Luc Dominique
Janine Deckers
Waterloo
Suc
Dominique
Jesus Christ
The
Asso
Princess Irene and the Carlist Tie in Spanish Royal Drama
The article profiles Princess Irene of the Netherlands and her private life after breaking with Don Carlos Hugo amid Spain’s crown tensions. It notes Irene’s distance from Madrid society, her two apartments on Hermanos Becquer Street, and her Carlist souvenirs and Dutch gifts. It also mentions the couple’s marriage without royal attendance by Queen Juliana or Princess Bernhard.
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Juan Carlos
Sophia
Madrid
Spain
Carlos Hugo
Hermanos Becquer Street
Princess Irene
Queen Juliana
Princess Bernhard
Minty the cat seeks safer resting place after washing incident
In Harrow England Mrs Patricia Gills cat Minty hid in a washing machine during a wash day and was soaked blinded by soap and torn paws. The incident left Minty dizzy and unlikely to repeat the stunt.
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Harrow
England
UPI
Minty
Patricia Gill
Reform group accuses AFL-CIO of ignoring graft claims in painters union
New York and San Francisco reform leaders charge the AFL-CIO has brushed off a six month demand for a full investigation into murder and corruption in the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers. They cite four major events including two murders in San Francisco and indictments of Rasnick Barback and Damery linked to bid rigging and graft. They also accuse trustees of being stooges for corrupt officials and call for federal action.
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Martin Arundel
New York
NANA
Painters’ Union
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
U.S. Department of Justice
San Francisco
Don Wilson
Lloyd Green
Wilson
Ben Rasnick
Painters’ District Council 16
Norman Call
Rasnick
Rarback
Damery
Evenson
OID CHECKBOOK BLUES
Lincoln Nebraska. An extension home management specialist warns against overdrafts by keeping accurate account balances. She advises writing the stub first when writing checks and signing plainly to reduce forgery risk.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Clara- Leopold
University of Nebraska
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