New York Nightclubs Sell Out for New Year Celebrations
New York clubs report near full capacity for New Year Eve as top venues like Embassy Club Knight Box and Chateau Madrid Copacabana Latin Quarter sell out. Prices reach about 30 dollars with many reservations ahead of last year while smaller spots offer open-house options with no increases.
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Police chiefs offer home invasion safety tips Framingham
Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association cautions residents after a recent home invasion spree. Recommendations include not displaying wealth, locking doors after dark, verifying visitors with porch light on, calling police immediately, noting suspects' clothing and appearance, keeping money in banks, and avoiding risky hero behavior.
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Free Paddy Wagon For Year End Revelers
Baltimore police offer free paddy wagon rides for New Year weekend to help drivers who have been drinking get home safely. Patrolmen will aid by calling taxis or arranging rides to bus and streetcar stops if needed, with the service as a last resort to reduce holiday traffic deaths.
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Singer Jule Wilson Weds Real Estate Man Harvey Bernhard
Las Vegas report says singer Jule Wilson and real estate man Harvey Bernhard were married by Justice of the Peace John F. Mendoza. The ceremony drew guests including Milton Berle Donald O’Connor Louis Prima Keeley Smith Hank Henry and Sparky Kaye. Miss Wilson, 31, is on her second marriage and will soon take the lead in the Broadway hit Pajama Game.
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Church Paper Urges Review of Royal Status
The Church of England Newspaper calls for careful rethinking of royal status and obligations amid Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend romance. It notes church teaching on marriage and mentions Archbishop of Canterbury denying pressure to end the relationship after Margaret chose not to wed Townsend.
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Delayed Reports Raise Christmas Holiday Toll to 629
Fatalities from Christmas weekend crashes climbed to 629 with delayed reports raising the toll during the holiday period to a record high. The tally, updated through noon yesterday, shows state by state counts and notes continued expected increases in fatalities from injuries suffered in the travel period.
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New Orleans Police Official Charges Graft
Assistant Police Superintendent Guy Banister exposed a graft system involving 91 NOPD members from captains to patrolmen. Police Superintendent Davries plans disciplinary action for releasing the report without clearance, while the governor’s race and law enforcement issue loom in city politics.
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Robbery at Ideal Co operative Investment in Tulsa
In Tulsa a bandit held up the Ideal Co operative Investment Co located near the police station yesterday and escaped with 300 dollars. No injuries were reported and police are investigating the armed robbery.
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French Admit Gendarme Killed Rebel for Newsreel Pictures
Paris confirms a gendarme killed a rebel suspect in Algeria to supply a photo for a newsreel. The incident became a campaign issue as L Express and Edgar Faure clash with Mendes France over bribery accusations involving Fox Movietone.
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Indian leaders grow closer to Ambassador Cooper after Soviet visit
In New Delhi, Ambassador John Sherman Cooper gains prestige with Nehru amid the Bulganin Khrushchev visit. Western observers note India preserves democratic structure while nearing the Communist bloc, though leaders say no policy shift has occurred. Cooper plans to report developments to Washington before January conferences.
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Happy? Then Argue More Says Educator
Dr Leonard Riggs man, president of Morris Harvey College, argues family arguments strengthen bonds and lead to better understanding over time. He adds arguing boosts business success by sharpening minds through intellectual combat and asserts lack of facts does not deter a good argument.
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Spellman Arrives in Taipei for 26 Hour Visit
Cardinal Spellman arrives in Formosa from Okinawa for a 26 hour schedule of meetings receptions talk and dinner with President Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei. He tours and discusses church and political matters as part of a busy itinerary.
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