Oonik Builds an Igloo on the Ice King Quest
Santa and Oonik journey toward the Ice King's realm to halt endless winter. Tweedleknees crafts a fast red sled while fairies supply tools and food. Oonik builds a cozy igloo as Keotuk pulls the load through the cold, facing dangers ahead.
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Santa
Oonik
Keotuk
Tweedleknees
Tweedileknees
Tweedieknees
Mrs. Claus
Oonik the
Keetuk
Donik
Keotak
Ice King
Cuban Refugees Arrive On First Freedom Flight
85 Cuban refugees arrived in Miami aboard the first Freedom Flight since May. The group, 33 men 47 women and five children, were met with cheers and will be processed at Freedom House before possible relocation to Chicago New York and other cities. The State Department said 40 daily flights will run for eight weeks with winter clothing and travel help provided.
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Miami
Fla
Muchas Gracias
Eastern Air Lines
Veradero
Havana
U.S. State Department
Cuba
Victor Modesto Garcias
Mantanzas
Freedom House
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chicago
New York
Worry Clinic teaches voters misled by tax tricks
Estella B. and other Civics teachers vaccinate young voters against political ploys. The pamphlet “Common Fallacies in Logic and Political Tricks” exposes reform versus reduction tricks, markups, population claims, and tax-rate ruses, urging a real tax decrease and government downsizing.
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Estella
Estella B
U.S
Throat Cultures Use and Misuse in Pediatric Care
Dr Coleman explains throat cultures are not routinely needed for diagnosis and antibiotics do not treat viruses. cultures help only when infection is atypical or unusual germs are suspected, and overuse can upset normal throat flora leading to side effects.
Tanaka Loses Power In Re Election
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka after a loss in the election that his first year priority is cutting Japan's trade surplus with the United States. He plans to remodel Japan with resettlement of people and industries as a major budget focus. The opposition gains for Socialists and Communists reduce Tanaka's margin and raise expected parliamentary friction.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Japan
Tanaka
Liberal-Democratic
House of Representatives
Blunt
Komeito
Democratic Socialists
Trict
Communist Party
Federal Judge Robert Grant Retires in Indiana
Washington AP reports Chief Judge Robert A. Grant of the Northern Indiana federal court will retire effective December 1. The 67 year old, appointed by President Eisenhower, will remain a senior judge but no successor has been named. Grant is from South Bend, Indiana.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert A. Grant
Feder
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Grant
South Bend, Ind
Crawfordsville Man Killed By Tree Limb
Earl E. Tresper 3, Crawfordsville, was killed when a tree limb struck him in the head while cutting timber on the James Shaver property two miles southwest of Crawfordsville. Rob ert Quinlan of Wingate escaped injury. Both men worked for Bane Lumber Co. of Wingate.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Earl E. Tresper
Robert Quinlan
Rt. 1
Wingate
Bane Lumber Co
James Shaver
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