Great Scientific Industrial Strides by Red China Reported
Alton Blakeslee reports that Red China is rapidly advancing in science and technology as part of a new industrial leap forward. The number of geological workers has risen from about 200 ten years ago to about 71,000, with many new mineral deposits found and coal output expanding toward U S levels, growing sevenfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
NEW Yorkeap
Red China 45
China
United States
L'a
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ito
Dr. Kung
Ping Wang
Ehipi
U.S. Bureau of Mines
West-Haives
Edward
Mion
Oe. T. Chao
U. S
Washington
Priest Murdered in Mexico by Thug Motive Tied to Regime
AP report covers a Catholic priest killed in Mexico by attackers tied to thugs aligned with the Communist regime. The piece references China’s rapid industrial and scientific growth and a AAAS annual meeting noting China’s rising tech status. Authorities describe the mass and motive amid Cold War tension.
Joyful Reunion For Mother After 42 Years
A 79 year-old Russian woman Lydia Takmachieff and her American son Orest celebrated their first Christmas together since 1918. He had fled Siberia with her last seen in Petrograd during the revolution. Orest lived in Shanghai and the Philippines before moving to San Francisco and becoming an American citizen. They hosted a 40‑guest dinner after her arrival from Moscow. They plan a second Christmas on January 7, Russian Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lydia Yacavlevna
Tokmachell
Petrograd
Leningrad
Orest
Siberia
Hurmoilolyithe
Orest Joumat
Shanghai
Frenchmen Open Drive on De Gaulle Referendum Campaign
French political parties today broadcast 18 minutes each to argue for and against de Gaulle’s plan in the Algerian referendum. De Gaulle will appear on TV and radio New Year’s Eve and January 6. The referendum asks voters to approve temporary autonomy for Algerians pending final self determination and a choice among independence autonomy or French provincial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisal
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
New Congress Bills to Boost Resources and Conservation
California Democrats Sen. Clair Engle and Rep. John F. Moss will introduce bills creating a White House resource and conservation advisory council. President Kennedy favored long term planning for conservation, with 30 senators backing a similar 1959 Murray bill. Engle aims to broaden the scope to include air pollution and mineral resources, while stressing executive level coordination and a national policy for conservation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
California
Clair Engle
John F. Moss
O ' Kennedy
Eisenhower
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Mike Mansner
Senate
Engle
Cansec
Skon
Super Chief Brings Santa Cheer To Disabled Fan
In Glendora California the Santa Fe Super Chief on its Los Angeles to Chicago run paused Christmas day to greet Glenn Crutcher a 27 year old wheelchair user who has watched trains for six years. Engineer Howard Bryant climbed down to hand Crutcher a bundle of wrapped gifts and wish him a merry Christmas before resuming the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora
Calif
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Claus
Glenn
Crutcher
Howard Bryant
Critcher
Bryant
Ramake Hs
Crincher
Ani
Stabbing of NYC Boy Triggers Police Hunt
Detectives seek a description of a man in a deadly stabbing of 14 year old Robert Guitarti in Manhattan on Christmas Eve. Police say multiple witnesses reported a suspect matching the description near the six story building where the youth was attacked with a hunting knife while delivering Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Guitarti
San Francisco
Chavez
Upper Manhattan
Slabord
Tao
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Mexico
Amie
Kale Fenorts
Wang
New Congress
Super Chief
Santa Rose
Arehouse
Fki
Nevermar
Sealy
RCA
Low Boy
Frigidaire Electric Bank
Wedgewood Gas Range
Eotarang
Lee
Deluxe Homemakers Group
Gee
Watkins and A
Hayward
Mrs. Dress Red
Banish Modern Design
Hassocks
Matthew Soy Niin
Petree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!