Unto Us a Child Is Born Growing Up in Nazareth
A summary of George Cornell's AP News feature tracing Jesus early life from humble Bethlehem birth through Mary and Joseph’s upbringing in Nazareth. The piece notes shepherds, the temple dedication, the family’s poverty, carpentry work by Joseph, and Jesus’s early education in scripture, craft, and village life as He grows toward his public ministry.
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Chou En-lai begins 10 day Pakistan visit in Karachi
Chou En-lai arrives in Karachi for a 10 day South Asia tour from Rangoon with Burma China border dispute near resolution but unsettled. Afghan Embassy sources say his Afghanistan trip was postponed to Jan 19. Diplomats speculate he may visit Moscow or Cairo, then proceed to Nepal.
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En-lai
Pakistan
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Burma-China
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Cairo
Nasser
Nepal
Try To Settle House Seats
A five member special House committee led by Rep. Clifford Davis aims to decide three contests over House seats and potential election law changes. Republicans Keating and Hillings expected to file minority opinions on two tight seat contests. Dems Boling and Jones on the committee show no split. The third contest involving Lecompte's Iowa seat is reportedly not disputed, despite Steven Carter's challenge citing alleged violations.
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Missouri
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Alabama
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Iowa
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Steven M. Carter
Death Takes Game Mother in Asheville Christmas Wish
Mrs Boche Parks a 33 year old cancer victim and mother of four died in her hospital room after planning to shop for her children at a downtown Asheville store. Doctors warned she might not live through the holidays and a prayerbook lay by her bed. Her children ranged from 8 to 12 as clerks opened early to fulfill her final shopping wish.
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Budapest Labor Leader Freed and Arrest Sparks Strikes
One of Budapest's top labor leaders, Sandor Bari, was reported freed and returned to work at the Bejolannis electrical equipment plant and elected plant workers' council chairman. The arrest of Bari and Sandor Bacz touched off days of strikes by factory workers. Also noted, E M Hilton Sr., 65, Kansas oilman and Hilton Drilling Co. founder, died at a Great Bend hospital after a heart attack.
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Janos Kadar
Central Workers’ Council
Kadar
Sandor Bari
Central Council
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Bari
Sandor Bacz
Buapest
E. M. Hilton
Great Bend
E. M. Hilton Sr
Kansas Oil
Hilton Drilling Co. of
E. M.hilton Jr
Topeka Housing Plan Allocates Funds for Keyway Renewal
Washington II Topeka Kas officials say $152 545 is allocated for the 207 acre Keyway urban renewal project. City leaders announce plans to raze and replace 1270 dwellings in the substandard area with redevelopment for commercial and industrial use.
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Bus Driver Survives In Pueblo Train Collision
Pueblo Colorado last night a bus driver leaped from his vehicle as a Missouri Pacific passenger train struck the bus in downtown Pueblo. Robert C. Carpenter 35 said he saw the speeding train approach but could not move the bus empty except for himself off the tracks. The caravan of 28 buses was bound for Colorado State Hospital for a city tour of Christmas decorations. The lead unit of the streamliner was damaged and the bus demolished.
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Truck Found Drugs Gone in Theft Case
Police recovered a stolen tractor-trailer on a Manhattan street about 12 hours after it left a city loading platform. Most of the 730 carton shipment from Lederle Laboratories Pearl River NY to Chicago was missing. 9720 cartons of 2709 damaged in a fire in Ohio. A Lederle spokesman denied warnings of fatal effects from improper use and said heat destroyed potency.
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Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
Chicago
Ohio
Lederlé
Postman Sues Over 18 Dog Bites In 11 Years
Edward Serven a 42 year old postal worker from Mineola says a dog bit him 18 times in 11 years in a Supreme Court action. He seeks $100,000 against the dog owner claiming the latest bite caused a back injury forcing him to deliver mail from a car.
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Cyprus Students Reject British Self Rule Offer
More than 1,000 high school students demonstrated in Famagusta to denounce Britain's limited self rule proposal. Greek majority and Turkish minority leaders rejected the plan, police and troops dispersed the march after a 17 year old leader was wounded. Twenty three youths were detained as crowds shouted down with the constitution. The report notes Evzones kilts from Greece with long cloth.
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Cyprus
Britain
Famagusta
Seed of Unrest in Baltic States Cited by Exiled Estonian Leader
August Rei, former Estonia president, now leading the exile Estonian National Council, says the Soviet Union has expelled all Estonian soldiers to avert a repeat of the Hungarian revolt among Baltic peoples. Reports of unrest arise among students and workers in the USSR, though not at Hungarian revolt levels. Rei led Estonia in 1928-29 before annexation in 1940. The United States has never recognized the Soviet action.
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Rei
Estonian National Council
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