Berliners Cross Border Despite Yule Murder
About 50,000 West Berliners crossed into East Berlin by noon despite the Christmas Day killing of a young East German trying to escape over the Berlin wall. Paul Schulz, 18, was shot in the back at the Oberbaum Bridge area and died six hours later in a West Berlin hospital.
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Edwin Kirchner Dies Former Elevator Operator at 76
Edwin Otto Kirchner 76 a Cumberland elevator operator died at 9 this morning at his daughter Mrs Morris Eblens home 10 Hazel Street after a period of ill health He was born November 8 1887 in Bear Grove Township He married Amanda Martin in Atlantic February 17 1919 Surviving are five daughters two sons 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Roland funeral home with interment at Newtons Grove Cemetery near Lyman The family will meet relatives Saturday 730 to 9 pm at the funeral home
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San Luis Obispo
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Westerville
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Downers Grove
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Pony Killed in Fire at Carlson Farm Near Waverly
A pony given to the Carlson children died in a barn fire that destroyed the barn on the Russell Carlson farm two miles south of Waverly. Several head of livestock perished.
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Cold Wave Limits Temperatures Friday Morning
Weather forecast notes a cold wave Thursday night with temperatures dropping to near five above zero by Friday morning. Friday will stay cold with highs around 10 to 15. Saturday should be partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Man hears radio sounds from gas heater in Dallas
Dallas resident Jack Reed heard what he described as a radio in his gas heater. Investigation shows the device picked up squelch static from shortwave or FM transmitters and even received police calls telling him to go to the corner.
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Boy Fatally Shot While Playing With Friends
A 13 year old, Gary Subdon of West Des Moines, was fatally wounded when a .410 shotgun fired by fellow boy Robert Schultz while the four youths played army near the Raccoon River. Schultz, Raber, Gibbs and Subdon were returning home when the accidental discharge occurred. Police say the gun was believed unloaded by Schultz who forgot about a shell later found in the breech.
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Former Iowa bank cashier charged with embezzling funds
William J. Thompson, 46, former assistant cashier of Houghton State Bank in Red Oak Iowa, is accused by the FBI of embezzling 28571.75 dollars from 1959 to 1963. He appeared before U S Commissioner Richard W Petersen, posted 1000 dollar bond, and faces U S District Court in Council Bluffs for violation of the Federal Reserve Act.
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Nebraska
DuBuque Officer Donates to Fellow Family in Need
DuBuque residents led by Policeman George Schlegal contributed 233 dollars as a Christmas gift to a local family in need. The note follows a recent line of duty death of Grinnell police slicer Ralph Ogan in a prior month.
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President Johnson Enjoys Quiet Busy Texas Christmas
President Johnson spent a festive Christmas in Johnson City Texas inspecting cattle delivering poinsettias hosting 50 reporters touring the 12 room ranch house and seeing presents under a cedar tree. He leased 40 more acres joining his 400 adjacent to Pedernales River and welcomed Lynda Bird Johnsons fiance Bernard Rosenbach Navy lieutenant.
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Kidnap Suspect Held in San Diego
Guy Ronald Cartano a 24 year old from Cedar Rapids Iowa is jailed in San Diego on behalf of Oklahoma City police who suspect armed robbery and kidnapping. Deputies nabbed him near Ramona California Tuesday night and found in his car a set of license plates listed by Oklahoma City police. Cartano gave a Cedar Rapids address 4201 Ozark Street.
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Christmas Observed With Prayers and Rejoicing
Christians observed their 19th Christmas since World War II with prayers and rejoicing as East German border guards killed a youth trying to escape over the Berlin wall and as Athens and Cyprus tensions surged nearby. Pope Paul VI celebrated Mass in a poor Rome district and Bethlehem drew thousands, while U S soldiers faced Communist carols along the Korean divide.
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Boy Wounded in Accidental Rifle Discharge at Northwood
Steven Hengesteg a 17 year old from rural Northwood was wounded when a younger brother accidentally discharged a .22 caliber rifle used as a Christmas present. He was taken to a hospital in Albert Lea Minnesota and reported in good condition.
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Erhard Wins Common Market Test Before He Leaves for U.S. Talks
West Germany’s Ludwig Erhard, 66, heads to the United States for talks with President Johnson after securing a Common Market tariff stance. He pressed Charles de Gaulle on farm policy concessions and won a joint tariff position, boosting his political standing.
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Visitor Steals Family Christmas Tree Ornaments Cash
In Denver AP report Mr and Mrs John Albi are away when a man enters their first floor apartment with a suitcase and leaves with their two foot metal Christmas tree limbs a main stem 135 ornaments and 185 dollars in cash.
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Eight Killed In State in Two Days
The Associated Press reports Iowa's motor vehicle toll rose to 713 for 1963 with eight deaths over the Christmas holiday period ending midnigh t Wednesday. Five died on Christmas Day including three from a Denver family en route to Iowa. The crash near Blairstown killed Francis Burl Andrews his wife and their son. Six others were injured with a second car involved including Rev. Albert Snyder and family.
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Cost of public education rises across the nation
The School Management magazine reports the average public school cost per pupil at 352 dollars this year, up 17 dollars from last year. Total U S spending is projected at 20 3 billion with bus costs 16 per pupil and new construction at 47 per pupil.
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Infant dies in two car crash in George Lyon County
The infant Lisa Mae De Long of Nebr. was killed Wednesday afternoon in a two car collision at George Lyon County. Her father drove the car she rode in. Charles H. Green 71 of Nevada Town led the other vehicle. Several people were injured and rushed to hospitals in Rock Rapids and later Sioux City.
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Retired Gen Chu Shao-Liang Dies at 73 in Formosa
Retired General Chu Shao-liang, 73, longtime adviser to President Chiang Kai-shek, died Wednesday in Formosa. His death marks the passing of a key veteran of the Chinese Nationalist leadership and Taiwan's political circle.
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Khrushchev Sends Birthday Greetings to Mao
Nikita Khrushchev sent birthday wishes to Mao Zedong, wishing him good health and many years of life. He expressed confidence that the Soviet Union and China would settle their ideological quarrel. Khrushchev, premier of the Soviet Union, sent the greetings to Mao on his 70th birthday.
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