Colder Weather For Santa In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports a clear and colder forecast for Christmas Eve across North Carolina with rain ending by nightfall in spots. Temperatures are expected from 25 to 36 degrees in the mountains and piedmont and in the 30s along the eastern coastal plain. Brisk, clear Christmas Day promises ideal weather for new toys and holiday travel as state workers begin a five day break and Gov Hodges heads to Florida with his wife.
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Pilgrims Gather at Bethlehem for Christmas Night Ceremonies
Arab shepherd watches as about 40 pilgrims converge on Bethlehem to relive the nativity with bells incense hymn singing and prayers. Msgr Alberto Gori leads a procession to the Church of the Nativity and St Catherine chapel for vespers before blessing the Grotto of the Nativity.
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Ex POW meets former Jap guard at steel mill gate
El lis Gordon a 60 year old former Wake Island prisoner of war from Los Angeles faced Ishiguro a guard at a Tokyo Yokohama steel mill years after the war. Gordon said memories softened and he wanted to show he bore no ill will. He described the reunion as a personal mission to connect with his former captors. More on page eleven A.
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Atlas Fired On 4 000 Mile Atlantic Flight
The Air Force shot an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile on a 4 000 mile Atlantic flight amid rapid space milestones. Col. Powers reported preliminary success while design tweaks aim to drop payload by about 100 pounds. The test follows a 6 325 mile range satellite launch and signals potential operational status before year end 1959.
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Santa Won't Find Much Fresh Snow in US Tour
Santa Claus and his reindeer likely will not encounter much new snow during Christmas Eve travels. Still, slick roads will blanket wide areas across the northern tier states in early winter conditions.
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Forgotten Santa Restored Spirit in Monrovia Hospital
In Monrovia California a forgotten Santa Claus recovering from a stroke gains a Christmas moment when two children David and Debbie Dickerson bring letters from San Gabriel Valley kids thanking him for his years of visiting and spreading good cheer. Tom recalls telling children to pray at night as the true meaning of Christmas.
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Christians Prepare for Christmas Eve Worldwide
Religious services mark the eve of Christ’s birth with calls for peace. In Bethlehem thousands pray while millions attend local services. President Eisenhower echoes the ideal of peace and goodwill. Domestic woes persist as New York papers strike and travel chaos grows with airline stoppages.
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Tennessee Bus-Truck Wreck Kills Seven And Injures 12
A Greyhound bus collided with two trucks on a foggy Tennessee hill near Pulaski killing seven and wounding twelve. The bus exploded into flames after stopping in a gully. driver Samuel Youree 50 of Murfreesboro was among the dead. Traffic investigators attributed the crash to a coal truck ahead as the bus tried to pass.
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Our Drinking Habits: 7 High Talent Tipplers
Howard Whitman profiles executive drinkers noting that alcoholics span beyond street bums into boardrooms and universities. Among 2000 clinic cases 70 percent held skilled or professional jobs. experts warn high energy and drive aid advancement despite heavy drinking.
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New Health Writer Launches Daily Health Column
The Enterprise will begin a new daily medical series by Joseph G. Motner M D titled To Your Good Health starting next Monday. The articles aim to offer expert health guidance from a leading authority and will appear in this newspaper.
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