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Clbroition By
Studtnte Tabo
SALEM IVVV A'orth Salem
I hih school aulhorilii's today an
nounced the suspension of 14 stu
dents, most of Ihcin senior boys.
I for participation in a so called
costume gangster birthday affair.
Some of the youths said they
were celebrating "At capone s
birthday."
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BraVaa- Cited fot
La Grande police arrested a lo
cal driver yesterday for violation
of the basic rule on Adams Aven
ue. Gerald Wesley Taal. im Wash
ington Ave., was cited for ex
ceeding the speed limit by 15
miles per hour at 7:27 p.m., ac
cording to police. Bail was svt at
$15 and a hearing scheduled for
3 p.m. Wednesday.
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WEDNESOAY' . .
ti:00 Col. Bleep . News Hportn tuvle (I'oiiL
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6:.'I0 Newabeat Atuop 'N Andy "
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7:00 Wed. Nlnlit KiKlil I'lueu KI1 WlrhltH Town
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7:1.'- HemhiffWRy New . . Jiislory . - '
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8:30 Ozile & Hurrlet Men Into. Space Price U night
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9:30 " I've (lot a Secret
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10:80 Glencannon M New
10.-4.1 " . " . . I.ate Mttvle
11:00 NlRhtheat 4 Moat Feature "
11:1.1 Jack 1'aar " "
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8:00 Cont. Clasaroom
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1:30 University Profile Diner Donff School
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9:0 Hed ltoo Ooueh Re Ml
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10:00 1 I.ove Lucy Trice la Right
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10:30 December Drlfle Concentration
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11:00 Love of Life Truth or Contteq.
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11:30 Romper Room Search for Toniorrov It Could Be You
11:45 Guiilinif Llk-ht
13:00 Reatless Gun It'a a Great Life Queen Kor A Day
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1:15 " Dan Smoot "
1:30 Burna & Allen Aa The World Turn From Theae Roots
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1:00 Beat The Clock Millionaire Matinee on Six
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4:1' " Secret Storm "
4:30 Topeye Edge of Night
4:45 Palnt-O-Pete
6:00 " Ramar S OVloek Movie ,
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5:30 Rock & Friends Robin Hood "
6:46 "
Thii log it made up from information by Television Stations and its
accuracy cannot b guaranteed bv the La Grand Observer.
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MBA SKHVIIE, INC.
Red Bloc Uses
Spirit To Good
By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Staff Writer
The United Nations General As
sembly session just concluded
could mark a turning point in
the history of that organization
designed to preserve world peace.
In broad terms, it was an un
usually successful session for the
Soviet bloc and it marked the
cmergance of an Afro-Asia group
which henceforth will make it
difficult if not impossible for the
Western Nations to bend the as
sembly to their will.
In general it was a lacklustre
session, none of whose 69 items
disposed of on the calendar is apt
LNI
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In order for our employes lb enjoy a
much needed and richly deserved holi
day season al home with Iheir fami
lies and friends, the following stores
will be
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 25 & 26
Open. Monday, December 28 As Usual.
GLOBE FURNITURE
---'BOrfNENKAMP'S
ZIMMERMAN'S
Camp David
Advantage
to have any world-shaking effect.
The Russians found frequent
cause to mention the amicable
meeting between Premier Nikita
Khrushchev and President Eisen
hower and to cite the "Camp Da
vid spirit" at such times as when
the West brought uo the embar
rassing question of continued
occupation of Hungary by Soviet
troops.
The Russians said such ques
tions violated the Camp David
spirit.
Score Propaganda Victory .
On the propaganda side, the
Russians scored with Khrush
chev's appearance before the as
sembly and his generalized pro
posal for total world disarmament
in four years.
On the debit side for the Com
munists was their failure to pre
vent assembly action deploring
their actions in Hungary, or a
resolution calling for "respect"
for the fundamental rights of the
Tibetan people. They failed also
to halt a U.N. investigation of
charges of Communist aggression
in Laos. .
It was felt that the Russians
gained a point and United States
prestige suffered when the Com
munists were. . able to force a
compromise dividing the contest
ed security seat council between
Poland and Turkey. .
The resolution sending the dig
armament problem to a lfl-nation
committee contained -cntugh -f
the flavor of the Khrushchev pra
pcsal to permit the Soviets to
claim a tactical vie'ery there
alfo. i . " i . . ..
' Passed Revolutions Mild
All resolutions passed by the
assembly were comparatively
mild and lacked the strong terms
of such earlier U.N. dictates as
when years ago the assembly told
Russia to get its troops out of
Iran, a-.d Russia did. . i
A number of factors contribute
to the U.N.'s changing' complex
io:i. One is the Camp David .spirit
and the belief, ill-founded or not,
that world tensions are relaxing.
Another more important one is
the growth of the Afro-Asian bloc
which next year will gain as four
more independent nations emerge
in Africa.
Rev. Mills Guest
Speaker At Noon
Meet Of Lions
The Rev. Keith Mills, pastor of
the First Methodist Church,
brought an annual Christmas
message to members of the La
Grande Lions at their regular
weekly noon luncheon meeting at
the Sacajawea.
"The modern celebration of
Christmas has become so com
mercialized that many folks have
lest the true religious meaning
of the season." Rev. Mills stat
ed, "and perhaps it is about time
that people thought pretty seri
cusly and did something about
putting Christ back into Christ
mas." Clare and Lyle McMuilen en
teita'ned club members with
to exploration of the possibilities
of the popular Christmas carol
"Jingle Bells."
Bud See, Pendleton, was club
i guest for thr day. Al K.iiser m
p'liK'iam cliuiiniau. - .