Withdrawal report sought on Gaza crisis by UN
Jordanian delegate Abdel Monem Rifai accused Israel of refusing to comply with the UN General Assembly call for withdrawal behind the 1949 armistice line. He urged that Hammarskjold report be delivered before the Christmas recess as the Assembly debated the Middle East crisis.
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Skjold
Syria
Farid Zeineddine
France
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Vatican City
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Gulf Oil Threatens Damages Over Stolen Maps
Gulf Oil Corp said it would file damage suits if any stolen oil exploration maps from its Pittsburgh headquarters were used in drilling. FBI arrested four men Tuesday in the theft of about 30 maps showing locations of possible deposits in the Southwest, Canada, and the Near East. A Gulf spokesman likened using the maps to stealing another man's wife and warned operators would be suspect.
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Gulf Oil Corp
FBI
Gulf
Canada
Charges Dropped For Air Force Lieutenant in Houston Case
Lt. Richard James Stiles, 23, of Houston, was arrested for loitering and resisting an officer after a late Sunday stop near Forbes Air Force Base. Oklahoma City Police Judge Mike Foster vacated two convictions and dismissed charges, clearing the Lt.’s record following an internal investigation that led to one officer fired and another reprimanded or placed on probation.
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Oklahoma
Mike Foster
Houston
Tex
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Roy Bergman
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Forbes Air Force Base
Kas
Mother and Five Die in Home Fire
In Duluth Minnesota a mother Lola Clark and five of her daughters Ruth Claudia Lorraine Mary and Shirley aged 6 to 14 perished in a house fire caused by a space heater explosion. The father and the couple’s eldest daughter Gloria 15 escaped, as did the paternal grandmother who was seriously burned. The mother re-entered the burning home to try to save the children and did not return.
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Lola Clark
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Lorraine
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Shirley
Clark
Prairie Village seeks first class city status
Gov. Fred Hall reported receiving Prairie Village Kansas an application to be declared a city of the first class. The Johnson County city now counts more than 15 000 residents and operates as a second class municipality. Hall will refer the request to Atty. Gen. John Anderson for review.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Johnson County
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John Anderson
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