Chou to Visit Warsaw After Moscow Meet
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai plans to visit Warsaw after meetings in Moscow in January. He announced in Karachi that he is cutting short his Southeast Asian tour to return to Peiping for consultations before Moscow. Polish officials say the visit aims to strengthen Sino Polish ties as Gomulka’s liberal regime prepares for January 20 elections.
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Beatrice Sliney Arrested for Speeding in Stamford
Beatrice Sliney of Stamford was arrested for driving 40 mph in a 33 mph zone. The item notes treatment of the case and lists publication details for the Daily Review in Hayward California.
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Beatrice Sliney
Pope Pius XII Warns of Soviet Threats in Christmas Message
Pope Pius XII appealed for world unity against Soviet aggression in a Christmas broadcast. He warned that silence would invite divine judgment, urged UN force to deter Hungary’s regime, and endorsed UN observers and sanctions to curb Russia. The 80 year old pontiff called for a united front to save world peace.
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Janos Kedar
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Osservatore Romann
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Adolf
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Youth Strangles At Drinking Party Reported Near Sacramento
Sheriff’s deputies probe a Christmas weekend drinking party near Florin where at least 15 youths and a 21 year old service station attendant were involved. The attendant allegedly strangled after passing out from intoxication. Victim identified as a local resident. details vary in the report.
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Hungary Decked For Christmas Amid Cold War Strife
Budapest wore a holiday air as Hungary celebrated its first western style Christmas since 1948. The Communist regime relaxed curfews for Catholics to attend mass and Santa replaced Father Frost in stores. Primate Mindszenty planned Christmas Eve at the U.S. Legation seeking asylum, while Csepel Iron and Steel Mills faced a sharp gas and fuel shortage, idling most plants and placing 17,000 workers on half pay with 4,000 kept on full maintenance pay.
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Nehru and Eden Hold Parley on Suez Crisis
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and British Prime Minister Eden met in London to discuss Eisenhower era policy. The talks centered on the Suez canal controversy and the British assault on Egypt, which Nehru strongly opposed.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Konrad Adenauer
Dusseldorf
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Quiet Christmas Eve For Troops in Korea
On the Western Truce Front American fighting men will mark Christmas Eve quietly. Many will man lonely outposts and peer through telescopes for signs of illegal Communist movement while others patrol the front in bitter cold. The article highlights vigilance and dedication of troops on Christmas Eve.
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Blind Girl in Milwaukee Receives Christmas Gifts
Milwaukee patrolman Ben Wacker arranged a Christmas surprise for Marilyn Unruh, a 15 year old blind high school freshman, by arranging gifts from the 7th precinct. Marilyn and her mother Elizabeth Unruh were brought to the station as gifts were gathered and presented, including a braille wristwatch and phonograph records. The gesture aimed to bring joy to a girl who had long wished for unfilled holiday promises.
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Newsman Worthy Defies Ban Visits China
American journalist William Worthy defied a State department ban and boarded a train for Communist China for a month long tour. Worthy described himself as a correspondent for the Afro American Weekly News magazine based in Baltimore.
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William Worthy
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China
United States
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Baltimore
Christmas Tree Lives On and On in Cicero
The Christ mas tree that wouldn't die has kept its green needles for a decade in the home of Emil C Jezek in Cicero Illinois. Bought Christmas 1947 the balsam was tucked away after the holidays and forgotten until 1948 when it was redecorated. Each year since the family uses the same tree remaining vibrant and fresh for its tenth Christmas side.
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Chicago
Emil C. Jezekin
Cicero
Derek
Terek
Drugs Theft Ring Smashed in New York
Seven men were arrested in New York as police busted a theft ring that looted about 375000 worth of antibiotics from Pfizer. Four defendants were Pfizer Brooklyn employees charged with stealing pills over years. three others face charges of receiving stolen goods. Police probe continues into how the drugs were disposed of after Pfizer inventory losses.
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Iss
Perssons
Charles Pfizer Chemical Comparty
Brooklyn
Pfizer
Boy 16 Trapped Five Hours In Santa Cruz Cave
Wilbur Earl Clark of Watsonville was rescued after nearly five hours trapped in a Cave Gulch cave two miles northwest of Santa Cruz. Rescuers freed him by greasing clothing and hoisting him up with a rope under his arms. Clark fell into a crevice while exploring an unnamed cave in the area.
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Ins
Wilbur Earl Clark
Watsonville
Clark
Man Victimized by Kitten Tumbler Horse Attack
The Melvin Fenstrom told police he was victimized by a trick and turn horse incident. The motorists planned to pull over on a city street for two wandering horses when one leaped over the hood of his car denting a fender and hoofing the vehicle.
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Ann Wiegner
Michael Witwer
Wiegner
Wiesner
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Clo Ann
Clo Bach
Melvin Fenstrom
Florida Negroes test bus segregation in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee a small group of Negro riders tested public reaction to racial segregation on buses. Rev. C. K. Steele rode toward the front, others followed by riding different buses. Drivers were patient, and officials observed holidays with light bus traffic, as leaders ended a seven month boycott without incident.
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C. K. Steels
Inter-Civic Council
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Steele
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Montgomery
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Midnight Mass for Hungarians at Samp Kilmer New York
Bella Varga, head of the Hungarian National council, will lead a midnight Christmas mass for Hungarian refugees tonight at Samp Kilmer, New York. The ceremony will be televised nationally on CBS tomorrow.
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