UNICEF Receives Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Ceremony
UNICEF executive director Henry Labouisse accepts the 1965 Nobel Peace Prize of $54,400 on behalf of the United Nations Children's Fund at Oslo University. King Olav V presents the award as UNICEF plans earmarked funds for education in developing nations and warns that poverty harms 800 million children.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Agences
Henry R. Labouisse
Maurice Pale
Security Council
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Oslav V
Harald
U.N
Ralph
Bunche
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Labouisse
Mikoyan reshapes Soviet leadership as Brezhnev moves up
Soviet power shifts see Anastas Mikoyan guiding a reshuffle with Brezhnev assuming top leadership roles. The veteran strategist backs firmer West posture, tighter party control, and faster arms deliveries to North Vietnam while signaling room for managing relations with China. Mikoyan remains a behind the scenes influence and likely adviser after stepping back from the presidency.
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Mikoyan
Soviet Party Soviet
Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
K.T Mazuro
Proto- London
HTNL
Supreme Bible. Co
Kremi
Anastas I. Sim Nions
Soyan
Alexander Shelepin
East Europe
Auedyan
A. N. Podgorny
China
Viet Nam
Red China
Europe
Khrushchev
Three Americans among 1965 Nobel laureates in Stockholm
King Gustav VI of Sweden presided at the 1965 Nobel prizes ceremony in Stockholm and Oslo. Americans Robert Burns Woodward Julian Schwinger and Richard Feynman shared the physics and chemistry honors while UN Childrens Fund received the Peace Prize. other laureates included Francois Jacob Andre Lwoff Jacques Monod and Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov.
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Stockholm
UPD
Gustav VI
Sweden
United Nation’s Children’s Fund
UNI _ CEF
Oslo
Norway
Alfred Nobel
Robert Burns Woodward
Harvard University
Woodward
Julian Schwinger
Harvard
Richard P. Peynman
California Institute of Technology
Sunichiro Tomonaga
Francois Jacob
Andre Lwoff
Jacques Monod
Mikhail Sholokhov
Brother-in-law murder charged in Ohio case
James M. Allen 23 of New Lebanon was held on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law Jerry Smith 26 at Smiths apartment. The slaying came two weeks after Allen was released from Lima State Hospital following a prior shooting incident last summer.
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Dayton
UPI
James M. Allen
New Lebanon
Jerry Smith
Allen
Lima State Hospital
Local Chronicle Telegram 1965 Classifieds Summary
The Lorain County Chronicle Telegram issue from December 10 1965 lists publication details and rates. It notes daily publication except Sundays, Elyria Ohio origin, and mailing rates for Lorain and nearby counties or distant locations. The text emphasizes subscription prices per year and per week with delivery options.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Fireball sighted across counties from Lake Erie to Eaton
A fiery object lit skies from Lake Erie to Eaton Township with seven FAA sighting reports. Residents in Elyria Lorain and nearby towns described an orange ball, a white streak, and a ground crash with a smoky woods smell and no immediate debris found. Meteor theory and bolide explanations plus sporadic shock waves were discussed by scientists and officers.
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Pennsylvania
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Federal Aviation Agency
Oberlin Air Route Traffic Control Center
Eaton Township
Brenton Gartley
North Reed Rd
James
Elyria
Ralph Richards
West River Rd
Steven Ferancy
Longfellow St
Painesville
Raymond Wallings
Lake Erie
Lorain
Paul Annear
Baldwin-Wallace College Observatory
Berea
Ncholas Wagman
Allegheny Observatory
Gemimi
Wagman
Butler
Annear
Michigan
Lenny Tolly
Lapeer
Erie area wo ed school OK seen
The Erie area votes on a 1.22 mill operating levy to support a proposed vocational education high school. Ralph Brown, superintendent, says construction costs may total about 847000 annually with 521832 from local taxes. state aid and bonds loom for funding.
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Ralph Brown
Pia
Huron
Board of State Foundation Program
Brown
Elyria soldiers receive mail, awards from Viet Nam service
Chronicle-Telegram reports on US troops including Basil Bean and Frank Hall receiving mail from home, and Harlan P. Chapman earning the Air Medal. The 173rd Airborne and 101st Brigade activity in South Viet Nam is noted with foxhole letters and a Bien Hoa post area departure.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Viet
C-T
Hall
Charlie
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
173Rd
Hail
Basil G. Bean
LaGrange
Bean
Harlan P. Chapman
Harlan T. Chapman
East Ave
Gale balks rescue of 27 seamen off southwest Ireland
Greek seamen cling to the flooded freighter Costantis as 40 foot Atlantic waves thwart rescue efforts. The Queen Mary shields the vessel but rescue risks death. Three seamen already lost, lifeboats smashed, other ships standby within range 270 miles southwest of Fastnet Rock. RAF air cover, tugs Utrecht and Atlantic due to reach by afternoon.
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Dingle
Ireland
UPI
England
Newark
Steve Valens
Auctorita
Fastnet Rock
Royal Air Force
RAF
Utrecht
Atlantic
Costantis
Kennedy urges truce extension in Vietnam conflict
Senator Robert Kennedy urged the Johnson administration to seek an open ended cease fire by extending the 12 hour Christmas Eve truce offered by Viet Cong guerrillas. President Johnson vowed to exhaust every prospect for peace before taking other hard steps in Vietnam.
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Robert Kennedy
Johnson
South Viet Nam
New York Democrat
United States
Two Lorain men alleged two man private raid on gambling sites
Aland and Kent toured Lorain gambling spots at 10:30 p m and again later in the evening they say they found punchboards with bets at a cigar store but no evidence of gambling elsewhere Police inspected but did not press charges Sgt Metelsky said no legal grounds were found The chamber officials described their visit as curiosity and did not seek evidence or publicity
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Lorain
Aland
Dave
Chamber
Kent
Uland
Vuland
Canterbury
Elyria
Kostyu
West 29Th ‘St
D. H McCormack
George Metelsky
Metelsky
McCormack
Leska
Buses halted as drivers walk out over wage dispute
Local 1034, led by Junior Bevins, claims drivers earn 100 to 110 dollars weekly but not on a four day week. Pollock counters with higher averages and rejects four weeks of vacation and paid holidays. Mediator Evans has set no meeting yet while pension and hospitalization are being studied.
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Potlock
Pollock
D. Bevin
Bevins
Evans
Children beg bottles jail terms for parents neglect
In Cincinnati Sharonville couple Clayborn Helton and Dorrene Helton received six month jail terms after being found guilty of neglecting seven children aged eight weeks to seven years. Police reported the kids begged for soda bottle deposits to buy food. the home was described as roach-infested and filthy. the parents earned a weekly gross of $150.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Sharonville
Clayborn Helton
Dorrene
Alaurice Nie Baus
Helton
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Anastas Mikoyan
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain County
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Wellington
Erie Area
Viet Pen
USS
Oriskany
China Sea
South
Navy
B. J. Connolly
Air Medal
MVS
Ivalle
Nam
Hawaii
Chapman
Ehrian
Travis Ai Force Base
Charlies
R. Payne
Russell Payne
St. A
Payne
Thailand
Charles R. Parme
Eng. Co
San Francisco
Calif
John E. Todd
Vernon County
Joseph F. Clark
HN UN
H and S Co Medical Department
FPO
Kennedy
Chrysler
Plymouth
Pontlac
Perry Motor Sales, Inc
West Herrick
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