Santa and the Zabbatara Bus
A glittering creature named the Fabulous Dunklebum repairs a leaking bus up a mountain to reach Santa Land. As Mr D drives, the group descends the slope toward elves who stand frozen in place, hinting at a looming danger tomorrow.
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Dunklebum
Mr. D
Santa Land
Santa
Guillotin Pioneered Humane Execution Debate in 18th Century
The text notes the early date 1581 and credits Joseph Ignace Guillotin, a French physician, with introducing a version of the cap ital punishment in French, proposing it as a means to render execution as painless as possible.
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Joseph Ignace Guillotin
Slavs See Beatnik Trend Among Yugoslav Youth
In Belgrade Yugoslavia after 20 years of communism a generation of beatniks emerges with beatle hairdos night clubs and westward records. Youths seek thrills while parents newspapers and lawmakers clash over this revolt against the regime amid widespread car thefts.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Britain
Belgrade Politika Ekspress
Thirty Thousand Teens Do The Frug At Dance
Police were called when about 30,000 teens tried the frug at a Freedom Hall dance for underprivileged children in Louisville. Six teens were helped off the floor, five returned, one was sent to a hospital for X rays. More than 20,000 toys were collected.
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Louisville
Freedom Hall
Living Theater Touring Stockholm After US Tax Dispute
The Living Theater continues travel life in midwinter Sweden tour after enduring a 1963 dispute with the Internal Revenue Service. Reports in Swedish papers note extensive coverage of the avant garde troupe’s recent European appearances and public interest in their work.
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Living Theater
Stockholm
Sweden
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Europe
Charlotte Negroes Hold Protest Meeting in Charlotte
A large Charlotte gathering heard Rev. Eli Henderson vow to pursue racial equality until segregation vanishes in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. The Clergymen's group will meet Wednesday to plan further actions while Mayor Brookshire's reply to recent demands was read aloud.
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Charlotte
Eli Henderson
Mecklenburg County
Henderson
Christian and Civic Action Committee
Stan Brookshire
Brookshire
George J. Leake
Little Rock
Darlington Hearings Continue in Nine Year NLRA Case
In Atlanta AP reports Naz title The Textile Workers Union of America says the Darlington South Carolina plant was shut in 1956 to punish unionization while management cites business needs. The plant was part of the Deering Milliken textile chain and Supreme Court sent the case back for hearings on whether shutdowns deter unionism. Continuous hearings follow sessions in Charlotte and Greenville.
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Atlanta
National Labor Relations Board
Darlington, S.C., Manufacturing Co
Textile Workers Union of America
Darlington
Deering-Milliken
US Supreme Court
NLRB
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
S.C
Bell and Watt terms echo in science notes
A fragment discusses names like Alexander Graham Bell and James Watt in reference to units decibel ampere watt and farad. The text highlights historical naming of electrical measurements and honors scientists.
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Watt Padese Watt
Farad
Caraday
Ampere
A.M
Aa Curie
Marie Curie
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