Pierre Pourjade Converts Tax Refusal to Public Stance
Pierre Pourjade, a right wing extremist with a following, ended a gentleman’s agreement with the Communists. In his anti tax movement he proclaims that refusal to pay taxes, though illegal, is honest. New York Life magazine plans a 120 page Christmas issue devoted exclusively to coverage.
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World Briefs: Global Reactions to Holiday Tragedies and Events
Reports from Chicago Buenos Aires and Washington summarize reactions to holiday danger and political events. Dr Alberto Gainza Paz takes La Prensa amid Peronist imprisonment. Adlai Stevenson mourns Harvard student deaths and his son's injuries. James Haggerty notes Eisenhower to resume press conferences next month.
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Western Powers Move to Condemn Israel Over Gallilee Attack
United States Britain and France prepare a strongly worded UN Security Council resolution condemning Israel for the Sea of Galilee assault on Syrian positions. Syria seeks economic sanctions but Western powers oppose cutting Israel's international funding. Maj. Gen. Burns warns Israel risks wider hostilities if retaliation continues.
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Parakeet in Car Belongs to Joe Pidgeon
A stray parakeet found in Roy Stewart's automobile in Caspian, Michigan, is identified as belonging to Joe Pidgeon. The discovery closes a lighthearted local mystery as residents recall the bird's owner.
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State Weather Oddity Marks Winter Arrival
Arkansas sees unusual early winter notes as the shortest day brings below freezing in parts yet higher temperatures elsewhere. Forecast calls for rising temps within 24 hours with sun up at 7 12 and sunset 5 02 p m giving about nine hours of daylight.
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No Trace of Reported Air Crash
An airman reported seeing a twin engine plane crash 17 miles southeast of Texarkana but search found no wreckage or missing aircraft. Authorities Suspect misidentification due to fires at natural gas wells or an aerosol bluff. Officials at Hope Ark and nearby bases could not confirm any missing plane.
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Stevenson's Son Improves After Harvard Crash
John Fell Stevenson, 19, son of Adlai Stevenson, was listed in satisfactory condition after a highway crash that killed two of his Harvard classmates near Goshen Indiana audiences.
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Tree Stolen From Hospital In Bridgeport
A thief entered a Bridgeport hospital early yesterday and stole a Christmas tree with lights and ornaments, police reported.
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Television Widow Court Victory Over TV-Obsessed Husband
Mrs. Annette Stoica, 33, won a divorce from Eli M. Stoica Jr., 38, after claims he spent excessive hours watching television. The case labeled her a television widow due to his constant TV viewing and related behavior.
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