Anglican Canon Protests NC Boys Training School Transfer
Canon Lewis John Collins of St Pauls Cathedral cabled North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges protesting the transfer of two Black boys to a training school after a forced kiss allegation. Collins cited Christian Action as a non political group urging Christians to live their faith amid racial tensions. Raleigh aide Robert Giles received the cable for the governor.
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De Gaulle Accepts State Visit Invitation to U S
Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle has accepted a state visit to the United States early next spring. He takes office January 8 and was invited by President Eisenhower after contact at a NATO Council meeting in Paris.
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Stork Blesses Teen Teens With Triple Baby Gifts
REDLANDS Calif AP two teenagers welcomed three baby boys in three months Johnny Davie and Stevie the triplets arrived and the family adapted. David left college to work at a dairy while Linda studies at home aiming to graduate from Redlands High next June. The mother says the babies sleep most of the time and the couple receives support from a TV program offering baby supplies. Both parents say three or one children are basically the same, though Linda would like a girl.
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Eisenhower Budget Plan Seen Unrealistic by Democrats
President Eisenhower proposed a 77 billion dollar balanced budget for next year, praised by Republicans as a tax relief but labelled unrealistic by Democrats. The plan plans to cut spending by ending temporary farm and unemployment programs, with no general tax increase, while raising postal rates and gasoline appropriations. A separate Nova Scotia report notes the Canadian destroyer Huron damaged by gale winds, sailing to Halifax for port entry after a collision in the Mediterranean.
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Congressional aide looks like Santa to secretaries
Washington AP reports Lacey C Sharp heads a group helping displaced congressional aides find new jobs after the November elections. About 650 secretaries and stenographers lost posts. two thirds have found work and about 100 more are expected to.
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Living costs rebound to peak level in November
The 1947-49 based consumer price index rose 0.2 percent from October to November to 123.9, matching the July peak. Labor Department official Ewan Clague cited higher prices for 1959 model cars as the main driver, while food and gasoline eased.
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Pope John III Calls For Unity And Peace In Christmas Address
Pope John XXIII urged Christian unity and peace in his first Christmas address. He warned believers to defend Christian principles against atheistic communism and cautioned that such unity may be hard to achieve in communist lands. He emphasized the gravity of mankind's resistance to grace and unity.
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Goldfine Seeks Appeal After Contempt Sentences
Textile tycoon Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman say they will appeal after receiving jail terms for contempt of court. Goldfine, 67, got three months for failing to provide Lebanon Mills records. Paperman, 43, received 10 days. Dist. Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. released both on $1,000 personal recognizance.
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Man charged over 35 rural mailboxes damaged in Madison County
Lewis William Shetley, 20, of Madison County, posted $1,000 bond awaiting May criminal term in U S District Court. He faces charges of willfully damaging and destroying about 35 rural mailboxes along Route 1 Hot Springs.
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Our Drinking Habits The Woman Drinker
A Madison Wisconsin piece by Howard Whitman examines daytime female drinkers and shifts in alcoholism. It notes rising female problem drinking, compares U S and Canada rates, and cites a Parents Day incident highlighting mothers allowed limited drinks.
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Four Die In Gas Truck Explosion At Brownfield
A bottled gas truck exploded during a crowd event in Brownfield Texas killing the driver a firefighter and a spectator. About 45 people were hospitalized with burns and injuries as the community rushed to aid the wounded and rushes to nearby hospitals continued. Medical teams from multiple towns assisted as the Terry County Hospital reached capacity.
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Gifts Come Day After Christmas Gifts Come Day After Christmas
Autaugaville Alabama observers recall the Pearson family began a post Christmas giving tradition in 1930. Each December 26 they deliver gifts to about 60 stations across a 10 mile radius, planning to reach roughly 1200 people with toys and essentials, sustained by friends and continued by their children.
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