Kennedy Takes Cautious Road on Economic Steps
President elect John F Kennedy plans no decisions on tax changes or public works until after his January 20 inauguration. He is easing into Christmas with family at Palm Beach as he awaits study committee findings led by Dr Paul Samuelson and the appointment of Walter Heller as chair of his Council of Economic Advisers.
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Humboldt Band Christmas Concert Pleases Capacity Crowd
Humboldt high school auditorium overflowed for the Christmas concert by the Humboldt band directed by John Childs. The program opened with spiritual and popular numbers led by narrator Bob Works and soloist Betty Frevele, with Joseph Brucel assisting in lighting and narration.
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Broad Snow Strikes Midwest to Northeast as Cold Breaks
A cold wave eased with moderating temperatures and widespread snow across the Midwest to the Northeast. Reports noted 7 below in Buffalo and heavy lake-effect snow in parts of the region, with snow flurries reaching from Minnesota to the Ohio Valley and lingering into the Appalachians.
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Train Rams Loaded Bus in Newfoundland Miracle
A Canadian National Railways train struck a suburban bus with Christmas shoppers at a St John’s crossing. Twelve people were injured, including the driver, and rescuers freed two trapped occupants after a 20 minute effort. The bus slid onto the tracks from Petty Harbor, and the collision dragged the bus 50 feet before hitting a telephone pole amid an icy downgrade.
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