Space rendezvous uplifts nation after flawless flight
Americans feel relief as Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford complete a second space rendezvous after a flawless launch and a prior mission, raising pride in U S space achievements. The article notes public worry about safety and emphasizes success and safe splashdown near the carrier Wasp. It also prays for a safe return of Frank Borman and James Lovell.
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Flagpole use in Christmas display spark s debate in Elyria
Readers weigh in as two Elyria veterans groups oppose lighting the Broad Street flagpole while the Park Commission and Chamber of Commerce back the plan. The display features two flags at the base and thousands enjoy the illuminated pole, with attention shifting to next year’s planning.
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Veterans protest flag pole lights display in Elyria park
The Elsvia Veterans Council protests use of a city flag pole in the park for string lights. They state the Sons of Veterans bought and installed the pole to display the American flag honoring veterans. They demand immediate removal of decorations and restoration of the flag display.
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The Chronicle Telegram personnel and masthead note
The Lorain County printing and publishing house lists staff in the 1965 masthead. Notable roles include publisher A C Budpost editor Robert C Barton Ealer advertising director Leroy Relinger and president Arthur Dunnutt with other executives. The item is dated Friday December 17 1965.
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Mexican president Diaz Ordaz eyes Central America tour
Diaz Ordaz plans an 16 day visit to Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica to expand Mexico influence aid and a non intervention stance The trip aims to bolster democracy perceptions and set the stage for a proposed OAS commission base in Panama City tied to a future Foreign Ministers conference.
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French vote tense as de Gaulle faces tight runoff
Ahead of the December 19 election, experts forecast a de Gaulle win but holes in his support emerge. Mitterrand remains the left challenger while Lecannet and Vignancour siphon votes. Analysts warn shifts could trim de Gaulle's margin or upend expectations.
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Humphrey Seeks Reuther for State Department Board
Rumors say Vice President Humphrey aims to place Walter Reuther on the State Department planning board. Sources note influence without voting power, signaling a historic labor move into foreign policy. Reuther, 55, strengthens global ties as AFL-CIO leaders rally behind him.
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Resolution on extremism tests GOP unity and Viet Nam stance
Washington Republicans watered down a resolution condemning extremist groups led by the John Birch Society. John Rousselot, GOP critics and figures like Sen. Karl Mundt clash over Birch influence while party leaders press for a tougher anti extremist stance and outline Viet Nam policy including naval quarantine and increased air power.
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A humorous quip claims a woman's mind is cleaner than a man's because she changes it more often.
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