Pasadena Reader Questions Tax Status of College Property
A Pasadena inquiry asks about tax exemption for religious and educational properties and notes Ambassadors College owning 50 acres in South Grange Grove. Walter Reed says the home used by the president’s son is taxable. nonofficial campus housing may be exempt, but the assessor treats other residences as taxable.
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Q. Lam
Ambassador College
South Grange Grove
Waverly
Pasadena
Walter Reed
Ted Garner Armstrong
Columbus woman finds Greek crucifix from mother
Connie McCament of Columbus Ohio, missing for 27 years since leaving a Greek orphanage, receives a priceless Christmas gift mailed from Athens. The crucifix once belonging to her mother, Mrs Nikeforow Cskardouteh, reaches her as she plans to visit Greece when financially able.
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Connie McCament
Columbus
Ohio
Connie
Athens
Nikeforow Cskardouteh
Greece
Truce Violated As Reds Fight Through Christmas Day
US authorities report Communist forces broke the 24 hour Christmas truce 38 times before noon. Battles erupted in northern provinces as Marines clashed with enemy units. Nine Communists and seven Marines killed. U.S. warplanes pressed strikes on supply routes and DMZ targets as a new Camden operation was announced. High altitude B52 raids and rail strikes continued toward Ha Noi while officers urged readiness and held Christmas services for over half a million U.S. troops in Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Tah Ninh
Saigon
Mekong
Hanoi
Red China
North
South Vietnam
Mickong
Nella
Dmz
Thailand
Francis L. Sampson
Sioux Falls
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Armed Forces Network
Vietnam
Brown
William C.westmoreland
Snow and Cold Grip Broad Nation Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve brought clear cold in most regions while Montana faced a new storm with 35 mph winds and drifting snow. Temperatures were set to plunge up to 30 degrees as other states recorded low temps and snow totals across the Great Lakes to Florida and Pennsylvania. A crowded Ohio Turnpike scene near Akron saw chains of accidents injuring several, while Flagstaff Arizona marked the nation’s snow capital with heavy ground cover.
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Montana
Great Lakes
Great Falls
Cal Bank
Mont
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Miami Beach
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Evie County
Eric
Bradford
Akton
Ohl
Toline
Flagstall
Ariz
Damaged Carrier to Return to War Zone After Fire
SASERO Japan AP A fire aboard the U S aircraft carrier Kearsarge killed three crewmen and damaged night equipment and stores but Navy officials say the vessel will retain operational capability when it returns to waters off North Vietnam after New Year’s Day. The blaze struck crew quarters and four levels below the flight deck. two sailors were seriously burned and two died.
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Sasero
Japan
U.S
Kearsarge
North Vietnam
Navy
Seal
U.S. Navy
Sasebo
Tokyo
P. Frank Hunter
Los Alamios
Calif
Hunter
I Ts
Creighton
W. Cook
Huntington Beach
Egyptian Embassy Secretary Defects with Documents and Cash
Beiru t reports the first secretary of the Egyptian embassy has defected carrying important documents and 160000 dollars. The defectors fled illegally and the paper cites Abbasafa as noting collaboration by unnamed elements. The escape allegedly followed Cairo's orders for a return to Egypt.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPFH
Safa
Yahya ‘Tawwilal
Ilegally
AbSafa
Tawilah
Cairo
Egypt
Quake Recorded In South America Center Felt Near Pasadena
A major earthquake was recorded at 1231 p.m. PST Sunday by Caltech seismological laboratories. The magnitude and direction were not immediately determined, but the center was reported southeast of Pasadena and possibly in South or Central America.
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South America
Seismological Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
South
Central America
Greek junta frees first batch of 300 prisoners
The Athens junta released the first of two groups totaling 300 political prisoners under a blanket amnesty. Andreas Papandreou, son of former Premier George Papandreou, was among those freed after April detention. About 2,500 prisoners remain on the Aegean islands. The King Constantine situation and return prospects dominated discussions in Athens and Rome as officials traded views on restoring democracy.
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Athens
UPI
Annesty
Andreas Papanreou
George Fapandriou
Ioannis Lalas
Ministery of Public Order
Aegean
Lee+os
Yura
Ladas
Andreas Papandreou
Averol
Papandheou
University of California
Berkeley
Papandreau
Margaret
Mikis ‘Tehodorakis
Zorba
Theodorakis
George Papandreou
Kome
Coristantine
Sundey
Jutla
Constantine
Haralambas Potamianos
Rome
Constantia
Potamianos
Prince Henry of
Jesse
Frederika
Trene
Paul
Alexia
Messe Villa
Patamianos
George Papadopoulos
Pagagotis
Pinelis
Teronymes
Greece
Sni
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