Old Fashioned Christmas Charms With Aunt Minnie’s Goose
In Paul Engle’s nostalgic tale Uncle Was Prophet of Christmas Cheer, the second installment recalls a farmhouse Christmas scene. Charlie, hearty and rugged, welcomes guests with warmth while family aromas fill the kitchen. The piece highlights vinegar-drenched goose, tangy pickles, and Aunt Minnie’s sharp, teasing wit.
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John the Bast
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the Strangler
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Kennedy Parleys Continue in balmy Florida weekend
President-elect John F Kennedy relaxed at the Atlantic shore home in Palm Beach after mass as he held telephone conferences on filling seven Cabinet posts. He golfed with Charles Spalding and Ross Bass, aiming to complete a Cabinet soon, but only three of ten slots were filled.
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Kennedy
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Cleet
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New York Ivvestment
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Palm Beach Country Club
Ross Bass
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New York Times
Spalding
Washington
Across the Nation Survives Jet Crash survivor found near Trout Lake
The 7th survivor, 1st Lt. George M. Davis, 27, of Rhode Island, located at Trout Lake near Bolton Landing, NY, frostbite and shock treated at Plattsburgh Air Force Base Hospital. Dark, cold conditions halted search for eighth crewman S Pierre Maheux, 27, of Auburn, ME, until dawn.
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N.Y
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Plattsburgh Air Force Base Hospital
S. Set Pierre Maheux
Auburn
Mother Gives Up Two Children After Abandonment
A 24 year old Artesia mother, Mrs Tankersly, walked into the Lakewood sheriff's station Sunday to surrender on child abandonment charges. She had left Colleen aged 3 and Orrin aged five last Friday, spent nights on a beach and at Poly High School, and said she hoped church members would care for the children. The children are at Lathrop Carltage, a sheriff's juvenile facility, while she received aid from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints ward in Norwalk.
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U.N. Expected to Decide Congo Crisis Power Shift
United Nations Security Council moved toward a Congo showdown as Ceylon sought to empower Secretary-General Hammarskjold to intervene. Tunisia and others expected to back the resolution while Zorin pressed for a Sunday vote on restoring Premier Lumumba, disarming Mobutu troops, and expelling Belgians. Barco adjourned for today, signaling cautious urgency.
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Joseph Mobutu
U.S
James W. Barco
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Laos shifts toward communists as Quinim takes control
In Vientiane Quinim Phoisena, former information minister, assumed leadership of Laos Sunday, moving the government closer to the Communists than in six years of independence. The coup, aided by Soviet airlift and arms, displaced Prempith Phoumi Nosavan and the neutralist government.
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U.S
Rams Upset Colts 10-3 In Pro Grid Thrill
Rams toppled the Baltimore Colts 10-3 in a dramatic pro football contest. Navy sailors eyed a major space role in a potential interservice dispute, with details on page A-4.
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Mayor Norris Gains Seventh Grandchild in Queen of Angels Birth
Los Angeles Mayor Norris Poulson welcomed his seventh grandchild when Norvisa Brandt, daughter and wife of Alfred A. Brandt Jr, delivered a baby weighing 9 pounds 29 ounces at Queen of Angels Hospital on Saturday night, the family announced.
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Norvisa
Alfred AY. Brandt Jr
Queen of Angels Hospital
East Braced by Giant Snow Storm Across the East
A massive snow sleet and rain storm, likely after a Southwest trek, swept the Midwest into the East bogging New York and Washington areas with slick streets and icy highways. At least 34 deaths were blamed on the weather as winter storms varied from five inches in the Midwest to up to 10 inches near Washington. Crews battled outages with nearly 1,000 homes without electricity and hospitals running on generators while many areas faced fuel and water shortages.
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Washington
New England
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Hutchinson
Uprising Feared As Algiers Violence Surges
In Algiers President de Gaulle cuts short his Algeria tour and returns to Paris two days early amid the worst bloodshed of the six year revolt. Thousands of paratroopers fire on rioters as 65 dead and 360 wounded are reported. Muslim and European communities clash as censorship is imposed and troops patrol the streets.
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Jean Morin
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Storm and Shower Jests Around Wedding Storms
A weatherman and his son are left alone in a basement during a shower for the bride. The son asks why showers are not given for the man getting married. The father replies that there will be storms enough for him when the bride begins to reign.
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