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part
of
their
training
against
possible
attack
Hanoi
high
school
girls
dig
their
own
shelters
in
a
hillside
The
heavy
straw
hats
are
designed
as
protection
against
shell
frag
fragments
¬
ments
AP
photo
Vietnam
War
Year
Provided
No
Firm
Hope
Of
Settlement
The
Vietnam
war
as
it
has
I
wishes
of
the
majority
and
in
recent
years
again
com
manded
world
attention
throughout
10CC
growing
in
magnitude
and
with
no
firm
hope
of
early
settlement
Elsewhere
tragedy
and
strife
seemed
on
balance
to
outweigh
happy
tidings
with
China
exploding
its
most
so
sophisticated
¬
phisticated
nuclear
missile
Israel
censured
by
the
United
Nations
for
a
brutal
attack
on
Jordan
and
France
withdraw
ing
from
the
NATO
military
agreement
d
e
s
p
i
t
e
appeals
from
her
Allies
As
the
year
ended
attention
was
focused
on
the
failure
of
a
last
ditch
attempt
to
settle
the
Rhodeslan
dispute
with
Britain
seeking
United
Nations
approval
of
selective
economic
sanctions
in
an
attempt
to
bring
the
breakaway
colony
to
heel
replacing
Its
white-mi
nority
government
with
some
form
of
representation
for
the
Negro
majority
But
probably
the
most
poig
poignant
¬
nant
story
to
claim
Interna
International
¬
tional
headlines
came
from
the
tiny
Welsh
village
of
Aber
fan
where
on
the
morning
of
Oct
21
a
slide
of
coal
waste
buried
a
school
and
other
buildings
killing
144
persons
including
11C
children
And
in
Italy
the
worst
floods
In
centuries
brought
death
and
destruction
and
claimed
some
of
the
worlds
finest
art
treasures
particu
larly
in
the
city
of
Florence
In
other
tragedies
Eight
student
nurses
were
stabbed
and
strangled
in
a
July
massacre
in
Chicago
and
Richard
Speck
his
left
arm
tattooed
with
the
legend
born
to
raise
hell
was
later
charged
with
their
murder
In
August
student
Charles
Joseph
Whitman
described
as
a
crazy
deranged
man
killed
his
mother
and
wife
and
then
climbed
to
the
top
of
the
University
of
Texas
tower
and
shot
IS
persons
dead
and
wounded
31
others
before
being
killed
himself
In
Pittsburgh
the
quln
tuplet
daughters
born
to
Mr
and
Mrs
Michael
Aranson
both
22
died
within
a
week
But
it
was
not
all
bad
news
In
10GG
India
and
Pakistan
fighting
over
the
Kashmir
Issue
as
the
year
began
finally
agreed
at
a
Moscow
arranged
confer
ence
In
Tashkent
USSR
on
a
ceasefire
At
the
UN
Secretary
Gen
eral
U
Thant
bowed
to
the
accepted
another
five
year
term
putting
aside
announced
plans
to
retire
In
Rome
Pope
Paul
and
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
Dr
Michael
Ramsay
met
in
a
simple
but
historic
ceremony
In
the
Vaticans
Slstlne
Chapel
Later
they
announced
a
joint
pledge
to
seek
unity
for
the
worlds
000000000
Ro
man
Catholics
and
40000000
Anglicans
although
they
said
many
grave
doctrinal
and
or
organizational
¬
ganizational
problems
s
t
i
1
stand
in
the
way
A
few
hours
after
signing
the
Tashkent
agreement
Prime
Minister
Lai
Bahadur
Shastri
of
India
died
of
a
heart
attack
to
be
succeeded
by
Mrs
Indira
Gandhi
the
first
woman
in
modern
times
to
head
the
government
of
a
ma
jor
country
In
Vietnam
more
and
more
American
men
and
dollars
were
being
poured
into
the
battle
It
was
a
year
of
unusually
significant
elections
in
several
quarters
In
the
United
States
the
Re
publicans
greater
than
pre
predicted
¬
dicted
inroads
into
the
Demo
Democratic
¬
cratic
majority
in
Washington
brough
predictions
the
John
Johnson
¬
son
administration
would
be
forced
to
cut
spending
par
ticularly
In
domestic
welfare
programs
In
West
Germany
the
resur
gence
of
the
neo
Nazi
National
Democratic
party
which
won
seats
in
the
Hesse
and
Bavar
ian
state
elections
brought
expressions
of
alarm
These
fears
were
intensified
when
Kurt
Georg
Kleslnger
a
former
Nazi
party
member
was
named
chancellor
to
suc
succeed
¬
ceed
Ludwig
Erhard
whose
coalition
government
col
lapsed
Prime
Minister
Wilson
led
Britains
Labor
party
to
a
stunning
victory
over
the
Con
servatlves
in
March
returning
in
t
r
i
u
m
p
h
to
10
Downing
Street
after
turning
his
slim
majority
into
a
comfortable
margin
of
about
100
seats
In
Australia
and
New
Zea
Zealand
¬
land
the
two
governing
parties
which
campaigned
in
defence
of
having
troops
in
Vietnam
won
re
electlonover
opposition
parties
which
had
declared
they
would
withdraw
the
fight
ing
men
and
concentrate
on
civilian
aid
to
South
Vietnam
Elsewhere
numerous
heads
of
state
toppled
COA4NG
EVENTS
Citizen
carol
sheets
are
still
available
to
schools
church
and
service
groups
or
individuals
for
Christmas
singsongs
They
can
be
picked
up
at
The
Citizen
First
come
first
served
Children
who
received
the
measles
vaccine
by
jet
gunmust
receive
a
blood
test
The
fol
following
¬
lowing
clinics
will
be
held
for
this
purpose
10
am
to
12
noon
Friday
Fort
St
James
Doctors
Office
2
5
pm
Friday
vander
hoof
Health
Unit
Tap
dancing
pupils
of
Patricia
Carbutt
and
the
ballet
and
aero
batic
pupils
of
Thyra
Warburg
Madsen
will
give
a
display
at
C15
pm
today
at
the
Civic
Centre
Admission
free
A
New
Years
live
Square
Dance
intermediate
level
will
be
held
by
Northern
Twisters
Square
Dance
Club
at
830
pm
Dec
31
at
St
Michaels
Parish
Hall
For
tickets
or
information
phone
563
0853
or
564
7314
There
will
be
no
junior
fire
arms
instruction
until
the
New
Year
The
Monday
evening
class
will
resume
Jan
9
and
the
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
evening
class
Jan
12
Prince
George
Civic
Dand
will
play
between
7
and
8
pm
Friday
at
the
Parkwood
Mall
Spruce
City
Duplicate
Bridge
Club
will
play
at
730
pm
Mon
Monday
¬
day
at
the
IWA
Hall
Prince
George
Jaycees
will
hold
their
New
Years
Eve
Dall
at
the
Civic
Centre
Admission
by
invitation
only
Invitations
avalable
from
the
Executive
Suite
or
phone
563
2881
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