Apollo capsule image of Goclenius crater on moon
A photo from lunar orbit shows Earth 240,000 miles away over the Atlantic. The image centers on Goclenius crater with three nearby formations Magelhaens A Colombo A, about 46 miles across, looking south with a long focal length lens. The Earth appears above the lunar surface as Saturn disengages and the world recedes.
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Africa
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Apollo 8 photographers share stark moon vistas
Astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders released high resolution lunar behind side photographs after returning to Houston. The images promise to greatly improve mapping of the moon surface and offer threefold new insights, while the crew's families resumed normal life before future appearances.
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Viet Cong hit three U S helicopters as cease fire debates rise
Viet Cong claimed a 72 hour cease fire starting 1 a m but warned of retaliation. Over the weekend three U S helicopters were shot down, raising losses to 968. Five enemy attacks on bases followed the Viet Cong cease fire, while U S troops pressed 60 operations north and west of Saigon. Three U S prisoners of war were named along with the three service members killed or wounded.
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Today’s index and column highlights from the paper
The page presents a mix of sections including Better Health, Contract Bridge, Death Births, Entertainment, Finance, Stocks, Produce, Livestock, and sports. It references television coverage and a birthday note, with multiple column briefs across topics likely from a daily newspaper index.
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Vocational Counselor Advises Father-Influenced Path
A vocational counselor tells a young man that his strongest career prospects lie where his father holds influence, framing the guidance as based on the boy's aptitude and family connections. The remark highlights how parental status can steer opportunities in early career planning.
Arab guerrillas vow revenge after Beirut air strike
Arab guerrillas vowed a rain of revenge raids against Israel after the Beirut airport attack. Fighting flared on Israeli Arab frontiers, and Israel reported a teenage girl soldier killed in a guerrilla attack. US and USSR condemned the raid as Dayan touted it as a new deterrent dimension.
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Beirut
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Moshe Dayan
Two Cleveland Men Admit Four Armed Robberies
Joseph T. Kinaszczuk and Richard T. Koepke confessed to the Nov 30 Clark Service Station holdup on East 7th Street and Grove Avenue. They also linked Koepke to Elyria and Westlake Clark stations and the North Ridgeville Signal Loan Co. office. Kinaszczuk claimed involvement in two prior penitentiary terms and a New Jersey escape. Both men, arrested after a stakeout, were charged with armed robbery. bond not set at press time.
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East 7th Street
Grove Avenue
North Ridgeville
Joseph T. Kinaszczuk
MILLER
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West Bridge St
Elyria
Koepke
Westlake
Signal Loan Co
Ridgeview
New Jersey
Kinase cxok
Leonardo, NJ
Lorain County highway program eyed with 74.7 million plan
A 74.7 million major highway program for Lorain County is planned with 10.5 million to be let for contracts in 1969. State schedules show multi year growth including a proposed north south spur to connect Lorain port with I 71 and a six mile link from Middle Ridge to Route 10.
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Oberna
Israel Denounced for Beirut Airport Raid by UN Security Council
The U N Security Council with the United States opposed Israel’s Beirut Airport commando raid in a rare Sunday night session. Delegations from Lebanon arrived soon as diplomats urged punishment for the attack that destroyed 13 Lebanese airliners in reprisal for Arab terrorist assaults on Israeli planes.
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UN Debates Israel Raid Condemnation Calls
The United States led calls for condemnation of the Israeli raid in Security Council debates. Lebanon’s Edouard Ghorra urged action under Chapter VII for sanctions, while Israel accused Arab terrorist groups based in Beirut of organizing the Dec 26 Athens airport attack.
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Winter Weather Advisory Skims Through With Light Snow
The bulletin notes heavy snow watch tonight with partly cloudy skies and a slight warming trend. Temperatures rise to the low 20s as snowfall moves through, with uncertain accumulation.
Lie Dies First UN Secretary General Trygve Lie
Trygve Lie, 72, the first United Nations secretary general, died in Norway. A family member in New York confirmed he had served from 1946 to 1952 and later hoped to become prime minister. He was succeeded by Dag Hammarskjold after his retirement. The early UN faced Cold War tensions and the Korean conflict.
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Thant
Burma
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woice
Beit Shean
Jerusalem
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Tsofar
Negev
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Russia
Jordan
Egypt
Algeria
Moscow
Eilav Simon
Dayan
El Al
Athens
UN SECURITY COUNCIL
Shabtai Rosenne
Edouard Ghorra
Sir Leslie Glass
United Kingdom
J. R. Wiggins
GENE CONWAY
Richard T. Koepke
Village
Payne Avenue
Stanley Miller
Baembert Rd
Erie County
eel
J R Wiggins
Britain
France
India
Hungary
Sere gai
Brazil
Edouard Gherra
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