Indian leader Rajagopalachari dies at 94 in Madras
Chakravatthi Rajagopalachari, last Governor General of India and Swatantra founder, dies at 94 in Madras after years in public life. His death triggers national mourning as New Delhi declares a week of tribute and funeral arrangements proceed.
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C47 Shot Down Missing in Southern Philippines
A Philippine air force C47 and its seven crew are missing after a mission to aid a besieged government detachment on Tonquil Island. Rebels reportedly shot at the aircraft near 690 miles southeast of Manila. Government spokesmen say the area remains tense with at least seven outlaws including their leader Hadji Jjucou still in the battle.
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Bazookas Fire On Israeli Patrol Near Golan Heights
Israeli patrol along the Syrian frontier came under fire at 7 a.m. near Nahal Golan from improvised bazookas. No casualties were reported. Israel said Arab guerrillas infiltrated from Syria and attacked the patrol, marking the first clash in 11 days along the frontier.
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Bandits Steal Church Funds in Atascad erga California
Two armed men forced entry to Sir Williams Church rectory in Atascaderg California before 2 a.m. Christmas morning. They tied the priest, Rev. Harry D. Freider, to the bed and robbed the uncounted church offering, quantity undetermined. Sheriff's deputies report no estimate of the amount taken.
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Christmas fires kill dozens across holiday weekend
United Press International reports at least 46 people died in Christmas weekend fires across multiple states. Causes include holiday lights left burning, decorations, and an overloaded circuit. Victims range from children to adults in homes, factories, and urban districts, with several fires matching Christmas themes.
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Schatack Landing
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Indians Gather for Christmas at Intertribal House
Five hundred American Indian families celebrated Christmas at the Intertribal Friendship House in Oakland. Volunteers staffed the kitchen and served turkey dinners while children received baskets of fruit and nuts, stockings, candy, and toy bags. Donations came from private organizations, food and toy store chains, and individuals, said Ce Ce Marin, director.
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Pain relief pills doctors commonly prescribe nationwide
Doctors across the country issue over 50,000,000 tablets yearly for pain. Analgesics like aspirin and acetaminophen top the list, claimed to ease headaches, dental pain, colds, and mood discomfort. many patients receive these from physicians or dentists.
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