Santa Lost Glasses Triggers Global Gift Exchange
A humorous AP Christmas tale recounts Santa misplacing his spectacles on Christmas Eve causing him to deliver gifts by guesswork. Returns home to North Pole lead to chaos until a UN audience advocates opening everyone else s gifts. The world discovers the joy of receiving what one secretly desires, ending with a moral: nobody can ruin Christmas.
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North Pole
Santa
Mrs. Claus
Santa Claus
Michael
Merry
Daily Review Classifieds and Subscription Rates
Fragmented OCR text presents names and titles with misprints. It references subscription rates and office locations in Hayward Alameda County with scattered phone numbers and addresses, plus a note about a second matter under FAI Ot Kongress March 2 and a communications access point to Washington Aves Hayward.
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Pytiisnes
Renee
Fioyd Sparks
Previden
Puths
Willows Chicole
Busiass
Age Bacp
Ray Frutcott
Waradet Mo’ Cheney
Hayward
Winton Ave
Jerweko
Alameda County
Ceuir
Jeferson
Elgin
Leandro
Saq Leararo City
Fremont
Wai
U S Plans To Resume Laos Aid After Battles
Washington reports the United States will resume military aid to Laos after a period of suspension. The State Department spokesman cited satisfaction with the Laotian government’s defenses against Soviet backed forces. Four Americans were slightly wounded in clashes near the capital.
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Washington
United States
Laas
Maonate Department
Pety
Lincoln White
Laos
Ay Easht
U S
White
Monopoly Suit Against SF Yellow Cab Market Hold Charged
An antitrust suit filed in San Francisco accuses Yellow Cab Co of a nine percent market hold with a fleet of 503 cabs and 700 exclusive curbside stalls. It claims discounted cab chits and hotel ties restrict competition, totaling $60,820 per permit and $14.8 million in four years. Attorney Lind Ackerman calls the suit absurd and notes prior court upholding of cab stand arrangements.
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Sam Francisco
Yellow Cab Co
Yellow Cab
Lind Ackerman
Ackerman Sid
Pope Mourns For Victims and Disasters
The Vatican reports Pope John Paul II sent condolences to the United States and West Germany. He offered special prayers for victims of a New York airphone tragedy and aircraft carrier fire, and for a Munich air crash.
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Vatican City
Pope John Oxtte
United States
West Germany
New York
Munich
Monster of the Deep Attack Ends in Pirate Ship Duel
Michael battles a viperfish and a shifting Monster of the Deep aboard a sunken ship. He frees himself from a deadly bite, cripples the foe with a cannon, and escapes toward Turtle City as new dangers loom from a blue jellyfish and a single tentacle creature. The adventure ends with uncertain safety and a looming threat.
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Michael
Ussing
SUI
Judge Softens Jail Time After Daughters Christmas Letter
In Los Angeles, Haasan Zeghabe, an admitted bank robber, wins a temporary reprieve from a judge after his 11 year old daughter Nadya writes pleading for his release for Christmas. The note expresses a desire for family time and the child’s belief that her father is not a bad man, prompting Judge Thurman Clarke to delay sentencing and bail at 20,000 dollars while warning he must return to jail next week. Zeghabe robbed a bank seeking funds for tools and life.
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Haasan Zeghabe
Nadya Beghabe
Thurman’ ‘Clarke
Yusmren
Baby
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Clarke
Zezhabe
Lome
Hiero
Wernes
Imaker
Tal
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Fanny Name Change Quirk Reveals Academy Decision
BUENOS AIRES reports the Academy of Letters ruled the name Fanny unsuitable in Spanish, suggesting Paquita or Frans quita as alternatives. In other items, Betty Adams recalls a Christmas card from William Williams. his Bank of America holdup netted $14,300, later confessed. Also notes a rector’s service time at 12:40 and a peculiar London Times personal ad signed M.
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Buenos Aires
UPL
Academy of Letters
Fanny
Academy
Confab Asked On Laos Fight
Tokyo dispatch reports a conference urged by Communists to confront North Vietnam and North Laos involvement in stopping U S aggression in Laos. The Laotian nation is described as claiming neutrality while a Peiping aided state media signals a push toward reconvening Geneva talks on the Indochina war.
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Tokyo
U. S
Laos
Geneva
Seipp Estate Transfers To Son In Atherton Will
Mrs Ella Seipp widow of Edwin Seipp leaves her estate to son Win A Seipp Jr of Atherton and daughter Pauline Goriva of Barrington in a July 1 will filed from the Seipp fortune. The fortune totals about 1 821 000 dollars and ties to the late investor’s holdings.
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Atherton
Alf
Ella Seipp
Edwin Seipp
Win A. Seipp Jr
Pauline, Goriva
Barrington
UN Assembly Grapples With Congo Crisis Before Recess
The United Nations General Assembly eyed Congo action before March 7 recess after defeating a broader Algeria and disarmament push. Five Congo resolutions remained, including a US Britain backed plan for Parliament reconvening and Lumumba’s release, with India and others pressing for Lumumba’s speedy return to power. Dag Hammarskjold warned he could seek to withdraw UN forces if civil war erupted in Congo.
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U. N. General Assembly
U. N. Rei
Everting
Algeria
Congo
India
Krishan Menon
Dag Hammarskjoldy
Ciraege
Miliou
U.N
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United States
Britain
Haomnarekjold
Thseph Kasavithu
Resoluton
Tll
Hammarskjold
Yugoslavia
Patricn Lumumba
Lumumba
Almanac notes December 20 in 1960 history events
On this day in history major events include Samuel Slater starting the first successful American cotton mill in Pawtucket in 1790. South Carolina voted to secede in 1860. Broadway lit as the Great White Way in 1880. USSR formed in 1922. In 1952 a Globemaster crash at Moses Lake killed 87 and injured 28. Thought for today cites Matthew Arnold on conduct.
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Saturn
Venus
Samuel Slater
Pawtucket
South Carolina
Charleston
United States of America
New York City
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Moses Lake Wash
Guess Who Will Sue the Driver Over Referendum Proposal
Confused report notes a push for a US supervised referendum to decide the future of French ruled Algeria. The piece frames it as a defeat for pro Algerian rebel supporters seeking UN involvement while President Charles de Gaulle promises a path for North Africa.
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Algeria
U.N
Charles de Gaulle
One Shot Nets Boy Two Deer in Orphan Hunt
Ernest Herbert 30 of Waco State Home for Boys bagged two deer during an orphan deer hunt in Mason County. He fired at a doe, speared a second with the same bullet. Game warden Gene Ashby described nearby handling and dispatch of the second animal after the shot. Since the hunt began three weeks ago the operation has 216 does bagged.
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Gap
Hustoc
Ernest Herbert
Ernest
Waco State
Brough
Mason County
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