Holiday travel chaos across nations as crowds surge
An Associated Press survey shows record holiday crowds across roads rails and air travel. Airlines Greyhound and rail carriers plan extra staff and trains with some routes expecting 60 percent more passengers. Weather and flu disruptions loom but officials anticipate heavy weekend traffic especially near New York Washington and Chicago airports.
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Trailways Bus
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New ‘York
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Christman
New York
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Region-J
Greyhound Bus
Washington
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Geeten
Anl Eestern Airlines
Florida
Puerto Rico
United
Airlines
Czech shift may push Soviet defense budgets higher
U S experts say Czech liberalization and Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia bolster Kremlin dissidents who seek reduced Warsaw Pact reliance. A Czech shift could force Moscow to bolster military spending in Central Europe, draining funds from civilian programs and agriculture, with effects seen in orders and factory output.
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Kremlin
Central Europe
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
U.S
Europe
Protest over customs duties sparks Mohawk ire across border
Mohawk protesters block a canal bridge near Massena as Indians in Canada and the United States clash over customs duties and defense budget figures. Police report three arrests, with two shots fired during clashes and no injuries. Authorities note the event reflects broader discontent tied to treaty and alliance tensions.
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Belgium
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U.S
Cornwall
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NATO
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Effor
Ameri
Russia
Ernest Benedict
Czechoslovakia
United States
Norman Thomas dies at 94 in Huntington Farm Nursing Home
Norman Thomas six time Socialist presidential candidate and longtime conscience of American liberal causes died at 94 in Huntington New York after a stroke. The end came at Hilaire Farm Nursing Home where he moved from Huntington Hospital a year earlier. He guided campaigns from 1928 to 1948 and remained a constant advocate for his ideas despite repeated election losses.
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N.Y
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Margaret Gottsegen
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Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Suchin Callens
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Vietnam
Barry M. Goldwater
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Gerous
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Five St Louis police suspended after meeting over association
About 600 officers have been suspended without pay while the Board of Police Commissioners weighs action for alleged participation in a St Louis police association. Five leaders including James Fitzgerald were named in the suspensions. the group sought a charter of incorporation as talks continued.
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Board of Police Commissioners
James Fitzgerald
Glenn Lodl
Robert
Vichols
Rodney
Tatum
Ronald Roach
St- She
Nichols
Committee On Legislative
Grants Listed for Hospitals Drill Missouri Health Allocations
Ten federal Hill Burton grants totaling 56.5 million were approved for Missouri hospitals and nursing homes. Allocations include Chillicothe Municipal Hospital 750,000 Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery 1,000,000 St Joseph Hospital at St Charles 1,000,000 Burge Protestant Hospital School of Nursing 231,832 Albert M Keller Memorial Hospital Fayette 206,264 Ray County Richmond Senior Citizens Nursing Home 3600 Knox County Edina 277,590 St Louis City Hospital 1,000,000 St John's Hospital Springfield 132,500 Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery rehab 217,768. General and diagnostic upgrades noted. Governor Warren E Hearnes announced the allocations Wednesday.
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Warren E. Hearmes
St. Louis City Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Miss Clibourn Attends Oral Roberts Seminar
Amanda Clibourn of 1008 Fairmount Court attended a special seminar held on the campus of Oral Roberts University in Tulsa Oklahoma as part of an ongoing series.
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Amanda Clibourn
Fairmount Court
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Oklo
Bishop Pike to wed third time in Santa Barbara
Bishop James A. Pike, 55, plans a Methodist wedding to Diane Kennedy, who has never married, after resigning as Episcopal bishop of California to join the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara. The university campus enrolls about 876 students on a 450 acre, $21 million site.
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Episcopal
California
The
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
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Mer Myers
Diane
Kennedy
Hearnes Christmas Message Urges Servicemen Safety
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes issues his annual Christmas Message focusing on the safety of American servicemen overseas and a pledge to pursue lasting peace. He expresses hope for a free peaceful world and extends greetings to Missourians at home and abroad.
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