Worldwide Praise for Apollo 8 Moon Flight
United Press International reports global praise for Apollo 8 as leaders from Moscow to Paris and Pope Paul VI hail the mission. Reactions include Soviet officials, French scientists, British Prime Minister Wilson, Ethiopia’s emperor, Cuban radio, and crowds in Nicaragua Uruguay and Brazil.
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Ethiopia
Moscow
Hong Kong
China
Peking Radio
New China News Agency
Yorktown
Nikolai Podgorny
Outer Space
Charles de Gaulle
Presdent Johnson
Robert Galley
Paul VI
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Haile Selassie
William Anders
Anders
Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
James Lovell
Local fishing club awards unusual prize in nose catch
In Lowestoft England a fishing club ended its contest with more prizes than winners awarding a special prize to Alan Thacker who caught no fish but hooked his own nose in the event.
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Lowestoft
England
UPI
Alan Thacker
Johnson lauds Apollo 8 crew and Moscow hotline use
President Johnson told the Apollo 8 astronauts that the Moscow hotline was used to keep the Kremlin informed of major moon flight developments. He said Soviet interest remained strong and praised the ground crews and space heroes, concluding with a salute and a compliment to the team.
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Washington
Moscow
Johnson
Three Injured In Tucson Traffic Crashes
Three people were injured in separate Tucson traffic accidents. Mary Lopez 30 of 12234 24th St remained in guarded condition at St Marys Hospital after a one car wreck on I 10 near Valencia Rd. Driver Epifanio Valenzuela 24 from 4825 S 7th Ave was not seriously hurt.
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Tucson
Mary Lopez
24Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
E. Valencia Road
Arizona
Epifanio Valenzuela
S. 7Th Ave
Valenzuela
S. Alvernon Way
22Nd St
Dennie K. Schmidkunz
1. Allen Road
Parish Ends Evening Service To Accommodate TV Saga
In Cotgrave England parish officials moved Sunday worship to an earlier time to avoid clashing with the serialized television adaptation of The Forsyte Saga. The change aims to prevent conflicts between faith observance and popular BBC programming.
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Cotgrave
England
UPI
Air Search Expands for Missing Plane Between Tucson and Nogales
Civil Air Patrol launches a maximum effort search for a missing Cessna 182 Skylane flown by George Brounston. The hunt includes 15 aircraft and 35 CAP members, focusing on Mount Wrightstown and Mount Hopkins, with plans to broaden the search along the entire Tucson Nogales corridor.
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Civil Air Patrol
Here
Nogales
Santa Rita Mountains
CAP
Willis Riba
George Brounston
Los Angeles
Riba
Negroes and officials to meet in January over grievances
A committee of Negro parents will meet with Tucson School District 1 officials in January to discuss alleged racial grievances of their children. The Concerned Parents Organization met last night to study eight demands from Tucson High black students. Superintendent Dr. Thomas L. Lee said a routine investigation of student disorders will begin when school resumes January 6.
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Tucson
Virginia Craig
CPO
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Bus Firms Vie for Tucson Ft Huachuca Route Rights
The Arizona Corporation Commission plans to decide next week if one or two operators will run the Tucson to Ft Huachuca bus service after an all day hearing with Nogales-Bisbee Stage Co and Sulger Cab Co of Sierra Vista. Nogales-Bisbee argues two certificates allow current service via Tucson Sonoita and Bisbee Nogales through Ft Huachuca, while Sulger claims exclusive rights from a court ruling.
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Tucson-Ft. Huachuca
Nogales-Bisbee Stage Co
Sulger Cab Co
Sierra Vista
Nogales-Bisbee
Tucson Mountain View-Sonoita
Ft. Huachuca
Sulger
Tucson
Benson
Sonoita
Bisbee
Nogales
Lindsay Says He Wouldn't Cop Out For Senate Job
New York Mayor John Lindsay, criticized for vacationing during a crisis, says he refused a U.S. Senate seat offer. He notes Gov Rockefeller offered the post vacated after Kennedy's assassination, but Lindsay felt it would be a cop-out to leave New York amid fuel shortages and a flu epidemic.
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UPI
John V. Lindsay
U.S
Matthew J. Troy
Lindsay
Bahamas
Troy
Wcbs Radio
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Kennedy
Nixon Meets National Security Team at Biscayne Bay
President elect Richard Nixon convened a full day session with his security advisers at a Biscayne Bay beachfront home to map Vietnam negotiations and the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Attendees include Melvin Laird William Rogers Henry Kissinger William Murphy Bryce Harlow and Gen. Andrew Goodpaster with VP elect Spiro Agnew joining. Discussions cover organization programs and personnel for foreign policy and security.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Biscayne Bay
Vietnam
Nixon
State Department
Pentagon
Spiro T. Agnew
George Smathers
D-Fla
White House
Defense
Melvin Laird
William P. Rogers
Henry Kissinger
William Murphy
Johnson
Bryce Horrow
Andrew Goodpaster
Eisenhower
Allan Woods
Senate
December Retail Buoyed by Tucson Economy and Holiday Demand
Tucson stores report December sales beating last year with gains of 10 to 15 percent. Managers cite strong consumer activity, limited impact from the Hong Kong flu, and copper strikes last year behind a rising local economy and robust gift exchanges.
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Tucson
Tucson Daily Citizen
J.C. Penney Co
Guy Dean
Penney
Montgomery Ward & Co
Hong Kong
Donald F. Curry
W.A. LaRocque
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears
LaRocque
Steinfeld’s
Lee Davis
Jacome’s
Alex G. Jacome
Levy’s
M. Richard Evarts
el Con
Evarts
Deputy Suspended After Hospital Escape Of Suspect
Deputy Max Clark is suspended after bank robbery suspect Ernest Armstrong escaped from Pima County Hospital. A hearing is set for Jan. 2. Armstrong, 40, eluded capture after crawling through a hospital window following the Oct. 31 Great Western Bank branch holdup at 1552 West St. Mary’s Road.
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Pima County Hospital
Ernest Armstrong
Max Clark
Armstrong
Great Western Bank
St. Mary’s Road
Costly Crookedness In London Milk Theft Case
Scotland Yard said it spent the equivalent of 132 dollars to locate Patrick Marshall and bring him to court. Marshall faces a charge of stealing 36 cents worth of milk from a London dairy.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Patrick Marshall
Marshall
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