Mechanical Revolution Reaches Santa in Alaska
Don Miller 55 serves as mayor and postmaster of North Pole Alaska and doubles as Santa. He plans to use a $14,000 plane after Christmas and will keep the reindeer team. He expects about 700 000 letters during the season and notes global mail from Australia New Zealand Ireland Scotland Kenya East Germany Vietnam GIs. His son Terry 25 is the youngest Alaska state senator. Miller sits on the state board of paroles.
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Mussolini's Rescuer Barred from Italy
In Rome, ex Nazi colonel Otto Skorzeny who helped abduct Mussolini in 1943 signed autographs for policemen on Wednesday before being expelled from Italy.
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Swiss arms exports questioned harming neutrality
President Willy Spuebler criticized illegal arms shipments to Nigeria and other conflict regions for tarnishing neutral Switzerland's image. Investigators found larger rocket and ammunition totals than estimated and implicated Oerlikon Buehrle in discrediting humanitarian aims. He rejected fault but ordered a review of arms exports.
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Santa Is Given Traffic Ticket in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem North Carolina on Wednesday Santa Claus was cited by a police officer. Onlookers described Santa in full white beard and red suit as the officer wrote the ticket while cars passed. The observer recalled shouting Scrooge but the officer stayed focused on the citation.
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Czech Moves Aid Kremlin Dissidents Says U S Expert
US experts say the Czech move toward political liberalism strengthens Kremlin dissidents who favor reducing Warsaw Pact reliance in Central Europe. The Czech invasion strained the Soviet budget and may push Moscow to reallocate funds, with potential shifts in the Russian order of battle and factory output.
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Four Arabs jailed for life in Israel terrorism cases
TEL AVIV AP Four Arab youths were given life terms by an Israeli military tribunal on 22 charges of terrorism. They were linked to bomb attacks in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv including grenade blasts in Jerusalem in August and the Tel Aviv central bus station incident in September that wounded many and killed one.
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