Boiling Point Yuletide Types in the Office
New York AP feature lists Christmas characters found at work such as the yearend orphan, the human marshmallow, the calculating cutie, the crooner, the public breeder, and the big spender. It notes the head starter, the wistful dreamer, and others, with humor about holiday behavior and office dynamics during Christmas.
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Castro's Long Defense as Matos Trial Unfolds in Cuba
Fidel Castro acted as star witness in the treason trial of Maj. Rubert Matos, delivering a seven hour speech defending his revolutionary regime. Prosecutor demanded the death penalty, citing Matos' resignation and alleged plot to destabilize Castro's government.
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Makarios Gets Cyprus Presidency in Indepence Vote
Arch bishop Makarios was elected Cyprus president 2-1 over John Clerides as the island nears independence from Britain. He won 114,581 votes to Clerides 52,? and will be joined by Fazıl Mules as vice president. Turkish Cypriots receive a veto power under the agreement.
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Eisenhower trip draws modest Moscow press play down
AP notes Moscow papers give day to day coverage of Eisenhower’s three continent mission with little emphasis on human interest. Editorials are sparse and no photos accompany brief reports. Rome dispatches mention Italy Communist reception, but no crowd size or warmth assessment is offered.
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Miss. Dale Hudson Drives After Duck Collision
Miss Dale Hudson, 18, was driving home at about 3 am in Mobile Alabama when she heard a crash and felt glass strike her windshield. She saw a dead duck in the back seat and a duck-shaped hole in the windshield indicating a collision with wildlife.
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GOP Plans Selling Job On Benson To Farmers
Washington AP dispatch reports Republicans plan a concerted effort to sell Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson to farmers. Morton says Benson’s resignation is not anticipated and Republicans will counter Democratic attacks. Senator Monroney calls it bad news for farmers due to surpluses and dropping prices. Benson defends his program to reduce government controls and obsolete laws. Rockefeller hints at 1960 bid and favors farm rent, income supports, market development, and a job program for willing farmers. experts see no clear shift from Benson ideas.
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New York
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Rockefeller
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Analios
Surveyors Die In Plane Crash Near Trinity Center
Three surveyors died when their light plane crashed into trees near Trinity Center, northwest of Redding, in heavy fog while attempting to land. Jerry Tippins survived with a broken arm and facial cuts. Victims were Richard N. Jackson, 42, a Redding engineer. Kenneth Patton, 31. and Larry Swartwood, a sheriff's deputy.
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Opera Singer Peters Delivers Baby Boy in New York
New York AP reports opera star Roberta Peters gave birth to a boy on Monday. It is her second son with husband Bertram Fields. Peters, 21, makes her first appearance of the season at the Metropolitan Opera on December 16.
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Brown Cautioned to Avoid Controversy
SACRAMENTO AP Senate and Assembly leaders meet with Gov. Brown to urge a harmony session and avoid controversy in the election year legislative schedule. Figures note half of the 40 senators face re election while lawmakers push a short Feb session to organize and pass the budget.
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Herter Presses NATO Unity in One Command Drive
U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter urged NATO ministers to maintain integrated command as France objects to centralized control. He warned against withdrawal rumors and backed greater burden sharing by European members while signaling continued U S aid. Debre opened talks urging solidarity as De Gaulle hosts leaders for an upcoming Eisenhower Macmillan De Gaulle summit and summit planning with Khrushchev.
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NATO Opens In New Paris HQ Amid Dull Housewarming
At NATO's new nine million dollar Paris building the inaugural session began with a sea of balding heads as delegates from 15 Western nations gathered. Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak presided while photographers captured the moment, marking NATO's first permanent home and a quiet symbolic milestone in its decade-long history.
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Vallejo Fire Kills 5 Kids
Five children died in a Vallejo house fire on Monday as their mother Mrs. Ralph Pryor, 22, screamed for help. Fire Chief John McConkey attributed the blaze to diapers drying over a defective gas heater. The victims were Rainn Jr. age 5, Phyllis age 3, Kenneth age 3, Charles age 3, and Lois age 3 months. A neighbor, Leo Cook, 24, pulled Pryor to safety.
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Charles
Lois
John McCorncky
14 Year Old Requests Aid For Widow Mother
LIKESTON Mo AP Peeny Sue Praul may be nation s youngest widowed mother at 14 and seeks Social Security aid. Her husband Ernet C Praul, a truck driver, died last August in a highway crash leaving no insurance. Their son Brett Michael Praul was born three months after his father’s death. The families consented to the marriage on November 5 1958 and Mrs Praul lives with her parents Spitling and Evans in Sikeston.
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Christmas Eve Closet Mystery Sparks Childs Protest
In PORT HUENAME California a six year old boy Burgess discovered unwrapped gifts hidden in a closet and locked his mother out to finish opening them. In London the Whipstade Zoo added two Alastian guard dogs to protect cages at night after repeated vandal attacks. New York reports show only 42.1 percent of firms hosted office Christmas parties this year, down from 45 percent in 1956.
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Russ Delivers Usual Knock on West German Rearmament
Soviet note to West European Union members accuses West Germany of using EU and NATO membership to license armament buildup and of resisting a peaceful settlement at a summit. Moscow’s Foreign Office issue is the standard reprimand voiced before international conferences.
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Newsmen barred from Cape Canaveral briefings
Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates restricted reporters covering military missiles at Cape Canaveral Pending briefing and launch access. He cited a United Press International story about a Venus mission as violation of a prior agreement and warned one more breach could sustain a press blackout on future military launches. The ban excludes NASA scientific flights not involving military missiles.
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Civil War Vet Walter Wiltams in Critical Condition
Houston doctors report Walter Wiltams a 47 year old Confederate veteran in critical condition with pneumonia for the fourth time in six months after a second visit by his physician. A fan noted Williams appears to be stable yet remains gravely ill a week into his condition.
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