Georgia Regents Probe Rusk Appointment At University
Georgia Regents meet in a special session to consider Dean Rusk for international law professor at the University of Georgia. The offer was made by President Fred C. Davison without full regent knowledge, drawing opposition from several regents and Gov. Lester Maddox. Controversy centers on Rusk’s liberal views and his Kennedy and Johnson era roles, plus his daughter’s marriage to a Black man. The move triggers potential board upheaval and future appointments before Maddox’s term ends in 1971.
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Christmas Sales Rise in Mexico Amid Smuggling Crackdown
Mexico City reports a 30 percent rise in Christmas sales this year, attributed to government antismuggling drives reducing cross border contraband gifts from the United States. Confederation President Alfredo Santo notes some smuggling persisted but was minimal versus prior years.
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Vatican delegate distributes gifts to 4600 POWs in Bien Hoa camp
Msgr. Henri LeMaitre, apostolic delegate to South Vietnam, handed out Christmas gifts to 4 600 prisoners of war at a Bien Hoa camp run by South Vietnam. The camp holds both South and North Vietnamese prisoners and reports more than 40 amputees, whom Saigon wants released but Hanoi rejects.
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