NATO's Position In Mideast is Doubtful
In Paris the WEU warned NATO's Middle East posture has deteriorated as France departs NATO command and Soviet naval activity rises. France plans to evacuate Mers el Kebir next year, while Cairo rejects bases for any power. British Cyprus remains uncertain and US Sixth Fleet carries the defense burden as Soviet influence grows.
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Greece
Turkey
NATO
Mediterranean
Paris
West European Union
WEU
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Mers-el-Kebir
Algeria
Cyprus
U.S
Suez Canal
Byers Named Master of William Penn Lodge No. 727
Thomas Byers chosen worshipful master of William Penn Masonic Lodge No. 727 succeeding Lonzo Lawson. Installation set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at Lodge Hall 221 Garfield Ave. List of new and re-elected officers includes Dean Smith Boswell Hall Nichols Hurst Fields Adams and Warner with trustees Dean Everett. Grand Lodge installing officers and refreshments follow.
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Thomas Byers
William Penn Masonic Lodge
Lester A. Fields
James Adams Sr
Ryler
Kenneth R. Warner Sr
Lawrence A. Dean
Edward S. Everett
Grand Lodge
Clarence M. Chestnut
Ivan Hastings
Christmas Cantata Planned by Central Presbyterian Choir
The Central Presbyterian Church Choir will present Johann Christoph Bach's The Childhood of Christ in the 10 45 a m worship service on Sunday December 10 under Rudolf Strukoff directed with Shirley Montgomery on organ and Kathy Beringer on piano. Soloists Ann Mason soprano Jane Walthall mezzo soprano Danny Webber tenor and Gary Meek bass perform for Rev. John Chironna Jr the church pastor.
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Christ
Johann Christoph Bach
Central Presbyterian Church Choir
Rudolf Strukoff
Shirley Montgomery
Kathy Beringer
Ann Mason
Jane Walthall
Danny Webber
Gary Meek
John Chironna, Jr
Christmas Party For Press Club In Terre Haute
Members of the Wabash Valley Press Club will hold their annual Christmas Party Saturday night December 9 at 8 p m in the Terre Haute House clubrooms. Ned Bush Sr will be introduced as the new club president succeeding Harry Frey with other officers to be honored. Newsmen from Illinois and Indiana compose a 130 member group. The rooms were decorated by a committee led by Dee Barrett.
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Wabash Valley Press Club
Working Press Club
Terre Haute House
Ned Bush, Sr
Harry Frey
Illinois
Indiana
Dee Barrett
Bleed-in contest to aid Red Cross planned in N C
BLEED IN GOLDSBORO The Red Cross blood program will gain from a contest between Wayne Community College and Mount Olive Junior College next week Wayne has challenged Mount Olive to a bleed in where students will volunteer blood.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Red Cross
Wayne Community College
Mount Olive Junior College
Wayne
Mount Olive
Hawaii is a flower on the sea
A vivid travel sketch surveys Honolulu and nearby sights, blending sea sounds with colonial echoes. It notes Pearl Harbor and 3,500 sailors on rest and recreation, the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Marines at Punchbowl, and a playful portrait of local life. It includes geological notes, demographic mix, and a view of Hawaii as a melting pot.
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Parl Harbor
U.S
Honolulu
Sears Roebuck
Wo Fat
Harvard Law School
San Francisco
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Midway Island
Chinn Ho
Cole
United Nations
Rainbow Island
On the Line Continued From Page Four North Vietnam War Damage
Reports describe extensive destruction in North Vietnam including destroyed power plants and rail damage. Estimated remaining Mig aircraft are few, with airfield access limited to Gia Lam. A Jordan river baptism site note adds a humorous sign about tipping a tent owner and camel, both Jordanian, last June.
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Thai Nguyen
Gia Lam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
China
Jordan
John the Baptist
Inquiry Opened Into Soviet Influence on Indian Elections
An official investigation began into charges that the Soviet Union spent 2 million dollars to influence India's elections last February, with UPI reporting the dispute as an official matter.
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New Delhi
UPI
Soviet Union
Connally resignation deepens Texas political rift
President Johnson faced a split in Texas politics as Governor Connally announced he would not seek re-election after weeks of indecision. Sen Yarborough looms as a disruptive alternative, with White House ties and internal party tensions fueling speculation about Connally’s successor and possible Johnson influence.
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Johnson
Gov. Connally
White House
Marvin Watson
Texas
Connally
Sen Yarborough
Guv. Connally
Sen. Yarborough
Washington
Senate
Yarborough - Connally
President Johnson
Defense
Three students arrested in lights out theft at school
In St Louis police arrested three O Fallon Technical High School students over a lights out theft of a jeweler's briefcase containing 6000 dollars. Officers searched homes of 11 students as part of the roundup and recovered 2866 dollars. None admitted taking the case, though they said they obtained money.
Food Poisoning Hits 32 Students in St Louis Schools
Police report 32 cases of food poisoning among public grade school students in northern St Louis Thursday night. Some hospitalized in serious condition but none critical. Ill students had eaten turkey salad from a centralized food kitchen serving 13 schools.
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ST. Louis
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Meis Bros
Wabash
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