Pearl Harbor Quiet On Day of Infamy 21st Anniversary
At Pearl Harbor Hawaii the day passed without ceremonies as the Navy focused on sport. A nine hole course on Ford Island and a boxing program at Bloch Gym marked the observance amid memorials for 1 102 men entombed in the Arizona.
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Ex-Air Force Colonel Sentenced to Five Years Hard Labor
Col. John A. Herrington, 46, was sentenced by a Kelly Air Force Base court to five years hard labor and dismissal for killing his wife and wounding a son. He seeks a review by Maj. Gen. Hudnell. civilian trial for the same offenses is planned.
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Union painters picket firehouse ceiling clash
West Milwaukee Wisconsin union painters picketed the firehouse after firemen were seen painting the ceiling of the building.
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Israel Court Narrows Definition of Jew
Israel's Supreme Court ruled that a Jew who embraces another religion ceases to be a Jew in the national sense. The case involved Father Daniel of the Carmelite order born Oswald Pufeisen, challenging eligibility under the Law of Return. The court held he was not automatically entitled to citizenship despite Jewish parentage.
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Kennedy Stevenson Shake Hands End Cuban Crisis Turmoil
In Washington Adlai Stevenson and President Kennedy exchanged a warm handshake at a Kennedy Foundation awards dinner amid Cuban crisis controversy. Stevenson joked about Kennedy as author and actor in Khrushchev's Moscow play, while Kennedy received a standing ovation and reaffirmed his confidence in Stevenson despite recent press disputes.
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Families Return To Guantanamo
Thirty one Navy dependents depart Norfolk by air to return to Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba first evacuees to go back. The first sea evacuation by the USNS Geiger is set for December 14 with another voyage December 19 from New York carrying a second group.
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Catholic priest at Mount Carmel in Haifa dies in Israel
Forty year old Carmelite priest, resident at the Mount Carmel monastery near Haifa, who arrived in Israel in 1959, is reported in the memorandum. The note places his religious life in context within the 40 years since Israel's founding.
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