Subway shooting spree ends in triple death
In New York a bartender and two others died after a gunfight sparked by an argument over a drink. Rivera allegedly opened fire when a guard refused to surrender a weapon. Police say two officers fired 10 shots, Rivera fled across blocks before being captured. Harmon was injured. others fled to a hospital.
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Tessie Broch
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Tension Flare Amid Katanga U N Clash in Elisabethville
U N troops patrolled Elisabethville under special alert after clashes with Katangese gendarmes arising Monday. An Ethiopian officer was killed as a reconnaissance helicopter was shot down, while Katanga’s Tshombe claimed no Katangese casualties and accused U N forces of starting the fight. U N protests were lodged and rail blockades were briefly imposed before officials departed for Jadotville.
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India Receives New List of Chinese Prisoners
The Communist New China News Agency reported in Tokyo that China has sent India a list of 528 Indian prisoners of war. A broadcast in Tokyo said the count later rose to 827 names of captured Indians dispatched by the Chinese Red Cross Society to the Indian Red Cross Society.
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Indian Red Cross Society
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Oldster Charles Bryant Competes In Serpentine Swim
London report says 79 year old Charles Bryant swam in the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park despite cold weather. He finished last in the event as spectators watched through mist and drizzle. In Southport England the annual Christmas swim had to be cancelled due to a frozen lake.
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Friends Held in Slaying Case and Other Briefs
A 36 year old man from Des Moines faced formal charges in a Christmas Eve shooting that killed a neighbor. he pleaded not guilty and was held without bond awaiting grand jury. Marilyn Monroe remembered by friends including Joe DiMaggio. The Maritime Administration opened a domestic shipping office in Washington to review the sector’s decline. Ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez reportedly dined on prison-tray ham in Miami. Bobby Randell Witcoxson, once the FBI’s most wanted bank robber, faces further psychiatric tests in Buffalo. A 23 year old woman died after a crash near Riverside when her car struck another vehicle stopped for pedestrians. Abraham Tel torney faced a $2500 bond issue after a rent-related charge. A light plane wreck near Ashland, Oregon prompted search efforts. The Commerce Department forecast strong GNP growth in the fourth quarter 1963. Montebello fire crews contained an apartment fire in about 20 minutes. Snow in Pekin, Iowa halted an air search for Michael Ivey, aged 3, who had wandered from home.
Noted Poet Joel Frost Remains Seriously Ill in Boston
World famed poet Joel Robert Frost or Joel Frost remains in serious condition at Bent Brigham Hospital Boston officials said yesterday. A spokesman noted factors are hopeful for a full recovery from the ailment that hospitalized him 15 days ago. The exact illness was not disclosed.
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Newspapers Strike Talks Resume Today
New York editors report negotiations resuming as a nine day blackout continues the longest newspaper strike in the city’s history. Striking printers march with picket lines. production plants idle and lights out as unrelenting cold and snow sweep the metropolis. International Typographical Union members began the walkout December 8, shutting down four of nine papers while five remained closed.
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New Orleans Dock Tieup Raises Costs in Strike
Longshoremen and 12000 New Orleans dock workers walked out at 5 pm amid failed negotiations with the New Orleans Steamship Association. Lawrence C. Gayle of the Steamship Association’s Labor Committee estimated the cost of the strike at $100,000 in daily port services, with higher figures cited in other estimates. The stoppage disrupted Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports and threatened costs up to $3 million daily if prolonged.
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No Talks Slated in Subdued Maritime Strike Standstill
Longshoremen halted ports from Maine to Texas with minimal pickets while planning a mass return today. The International Longshoremen's Association and shippers resume negotiations under federal mediation as the work gang size dispute remains unresolved and no talks are scheduled.
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Royal Family Attends Christmas Morning Church Service
Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family attended Christmas morning church services at Sandringham and returned to the palace. About 1,500 people gathered in bright sunshine to cheer the royals.
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England
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Sandringham Palace
Christmas Eve at the Berlin Wall Brings Big Gate Closures
Berlin reports a holiday rush as about 70 000 visitors, mainly West Germans, crossed borders with passes though East Berlin authorities refused shared entry. Two border incidents occurred as bells rang and flares lit the frontier. West Berliners faced tight controls while East residents endured a stark Christmas with scarce goose and rising prices.
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