UN Urges End to Repression in Hungary and Free Elections in Korea
The United Nations called for an end to anti-Soviet repression in Hungary and for free elections in North Korea. The General Assembly approved two resolutions 53 to 10 with 7 abstentions and 54 to 9 with 17 abstentions, urging Soviet withdrawal and political freedom in Hungary and free elections in Korea, while extending life for UNRWA for three years. Women in Bhutan wear a single large rectangular cloth as daily dress.
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Four Children Die in Chester House Fire
Chester, Pa. Four children died Wednesday night when a fire destroyed their home. Police identified the victims as Diane Wright 9 Don Wright 8 Keith Waites 3 and Gregory Waites 2. Their mother Dolores Waites 26 escaped via a window she smashed and sought treatment for a arm laceration.
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Minor Change In Weather Briefing
The Associated Press reports a mostly stable weather pattern with near normal temperatures and clear skies in most regions. Welcome rains persisted in the Southwest from southern California to New Mexico with generally light falls, while the Pacific Northwest saw cloudy skies and scattered rain, and northern New York and Vermont experienced snow flurries.
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Christmas season temp jobs offer partial relief for unemployment
AP report notes holidays add clerks and postal help as temporary jobs for winter, while pointing to uneven unemployment across regions and groups. It cites 32 labor areas with high joblessness, rising automation, and the need for sustained growth to absorb a growing workforce. A Niagara Falls hydro plant coming in 1961 will power 22 million bulbs.
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Temporary Greensburg Diocese Head Named After Bishop Lamb
The Greensburg diocese named Rt. Rev. Cyril J. Vogel as temporary head and chancellor following Bishop Hugh L. Lamb's death at 69. Archbishop John Mark Gannon of Erie will preside at the cathedral consecration service slated for next Tuesday.
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Hopkins doctors find sulfate injections flush strontium from bodies
Johns Hopkins researchers report injections of harmless sulfates boost excretion of radioactive strontium by up to twenty times normal. If effective in humans this could aid those exposed to nuclear fallout, as doctors discuss potential medical uses and safety. Nearby, Cornell’s Laboratory of Ornithology has logged wild bird songs for nearly three decades.
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Sari Bra Promises Gentle Support and Shape
Advertisement copy touts Sari bra with pontented Naturalist stitching that adapts to movement. It claims stretchable support, back shaping, and all day stay. Available in bandeau style for A to C cups, sizes 32 to 40 in smooth white broadcloth.
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