Senate panel labels U S Communist Party Moscow dominated
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee calls the Communist Party USA a Russian inspired, Moscow dominated conspiracy in a 100 page handbook A Handbook for Americans. It cites Subversive Activities Control Board findings and warns of misinformation and foreign influence.
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Washington
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Five Die as Mudslide Hits Oregon Home
In Douglas County near Remote Oregon a mudslide struck the Neal family home killing five members, including Marion and Acerena Neal and three children. Three other children survived and one was missing as rescue teams labored through more slides to reach the scene.
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Japan's sensational kidnapper gets term
Tadahiko Miyasaka, 37, was sentenced to four years in prison for kidnapping the six year old son of comedian Tony Tani. The ransom was two million yen about five thousand five hundred dollars. The judge cited lack of harm to the child as a reason for leniency despite the prosecution seeking eight years.
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Bob Hope to Start Work After Island Trip Injury
Comedian Bob Hope plans to resume work on a film in London after doctors X rayed his skull for a headache suffered during a Christmas show for GIs in Iceland. Hope described slipping during a high rise flip with Joar Rhodes, injuring two fingers, and he said more X rays may be needed.
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Algeria toll climbs after Christmas attack in Corneille
Two children were fatally hurt by a nationalist hand grenade in Corneille, 25 miles from Constantine, during a Sunday night incident. Six other Europeans were injured by the device as Algerian authorities raised the Christmas weekend toll to at least 26.
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Two Milwaukee Trains Involved in Separate Mishaps
In the Chicago area last night two passenger trains were derailed or struck. 11 people were injured but not seriously on a Milwaukee Road train derailed near Union Station as it slowed for arrival. A North Shore electric train from Milwaukee hit a stalled auto near Waukegan, four hospitalized and others treated for minor injuries.
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UN Chief Hammarskjold Flees Press at Miami Arrival
Dag Hammarskjold, UN Secretary General, arrived in Miami for a rest but evaded reporters. He slipped from his plane quietly while an aide parked a blue and white car, and Hammarskjold hurried to depart without publicity. The aide said he was here for a rest and did not want publicity.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
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Wishes Wife Well Then Takes Own Life in Maryland
Nathan L. Murray Jr., 24, of Savannah, Georgia, visited his estranged wife Nancy Jane in Havre de Grace after traveling in a new car. In a five minute conversation over coffee he wished her a Happy New Year and then fatally shot himself, telling her you need the insurance money anyway. He died shortly after at Harford Memorial Hospital.
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Arabs Unite Against Baghdad Pact In Unified Command
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Syria agreed on a joint army command headed by Maj. Gen. Abdel Haim Amer of Egypt. Amer would be the likely supreme Arab commander if hostilities with Israel resumed. The trio had formed a defense bloc last spring but clashed over financing a unified army.
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Britain Egypt Pact Deepens Bilateral Defense Ties
The two nations have moved forward with bilateral defense agreements signaling stronger security cooperation and strategic alignment amid regional tensions and shared strategic interests.
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4 Month Old Lion Gift To Local Boy
Dallas resident J. C. Owens found a four month old lioness with a holly wreath around her neck on his porch. He plans to give the pet as a Christmas gift to a neighborhood high school student with more pet care experience.
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