Florist Industry Sees Yule Boom in Business
AP reports florists foresee a Christmas surge in orders driven by corporate gifting and telegraph flower services. Florists estimate average business orders run ten to twenty five dollars with some firms spending thousands annually. The Interflora network ties 11,000 shops globally, delivering bouquets for openings promotions and family events across the country.
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Execution Of Matos Demanded In Cuban Treason Trial
Fidel Castro's military prosecutor urged the death penalty for Maj. Hubert Matos as Castro gave a lengthy defense of his revolutionary regime. Matos, charged with treason after resigning as Castro's Camaguey commander, faced a court where Castro’s speeches dominated proceedings.
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Fidel Castro
Hubert Matos
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Independence of Many Masters Lebanon Declared 1944
The region named Many Masters Lebanon became an independent republic on January 1, 1944. It had a long history of conquest and control by diverse powers including the Babylonians, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans, an Ottoman sultan, Napoleon II’s troops, the British Army under General Allenby, and French control between World War I and World War III.
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Paraguayan Revolt Continues Across River Border
Argentine reports say hundreds of Paraguayan rebels slip across the Parana River to join Stroessner opposition, with Brazilian sources estimating up to 1000 new rebels and some captured. Exiles once aligned with Stroessner allegedly lead invasion forces, including a captain identified by local authorities.
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Paraguay Rebel Leader Linked to 1954 Gulf Incident
A jumble of names and actions from a 1954 rebel clash mentions Sardi and Stroesener, but the key note is a navy coast guard recovery in the Gulf of Mexico of a 196-ton vessel flipped upside down near Galveston. Paraguay figures face a U.S. court petition seeking exoneration as pilots, crews, and officials are tied to the dispute.
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Mother Seton Nearer Sainthood in Vatican decision
In Vatican City the Congregation of Rites approved the virtues and heroic qualities of Elizabeth Ann Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph in America, a U.S. born convert who died in 1821 at age 46. Formal steps follow Friday.
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Decree Proclaims Her Venerable Step Toward Beatification
A decree declares her venerable as one of the four preliminary steps toward beatification, a process often leading toward sainthood, the church’s highest honor. The ruling clarifies the path within Catholic canonization procedures.
Wallet thefts surge as pickpockets target mailboxes
The report notes wallets are frequently rifled and dropped into mailboxes by pickpockets. An average of 80 such wallets reach New York City post offices daily, highlighting rising urban theft concerns.
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