Pilgrimage to Bethlehem May Be Opened Despite Tensions
Christmas pilgrimage routes from Jerusalem to Bethlehem face possible opening after days of Arab and Jewish closures. Officials inch toward approval for the six mile hill route to the nativity site with Arab and Jewish leaders reportedly agreeing in principle, though final consent remains withheld by the Arab commander.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Serasalem
Rethichen
Ojesus
Wile
Chelsensag Pilgrians
Inne
Laele
Andullah Tel
Leeton Cotmander
Holy Land
Television Seen As Fastest Growing Major Industry
New York reports television emerged as the fastest growing major industry, with forecasts of a five to six billion dollar yearly output within years. Industry leaders project rapid expansion despite potential recessions, citing rising set production, expanding station counts, and growing public investment in TV networks.
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New, York
Auerien
Tauton
Allen B. DuMont
Boll Mikes
William
Hedges
National Broadcastings Company
Frank M. Folsom
Radio Corporation At America
Sys Folsom
Eaonainy
Ambunt
Economic Forecast References TV Adoption by 1940s
A clipped forecast notes that television will reach about four percent of Americans and rise to around six percent by year end. The source mentions Folcom adding that with stations, and references the SLR by New Year’s Day.
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United States
Folcom
Tpg
State Police Report Joyful Reunion Across Families
Fragmentary text references a joyful reunion for children and families, with mentions of Emily and friends and a celebration day. The passage is garbled but conveys a theme of happiness and togetherness among communities.
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Nur Aeddedils
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