Tito and Soviet Regimes Wary Of Each Other
In a tense display of wary camaraderie the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia spar while maintaining outward ties. Borba reprinted a Pravda article you may not deserve to reprint. Belgrade radio called it malicious. Despite tensions they insist economic relations grow but Tito pursues national communism.
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New York
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Borba
Pravda
Belgrade
Tito
Moscow
Stalin
Filo Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Krermiin
West School and Funeral Home City Yale Lighting Winners
Maire announced the Jack Steppelman home will enter the national General Electric Christmas Lighting contest. He praised this year’s elaborate displays and noted less overall lighting in the city. Two other homes earned no certificates but were praised: E. H. Quigg at 1505 Moreland Ave and Dow Jones on Tanner Bridge Road. Jones was excluded because he served as a judge.
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Maire
Jack Steppelman
General Electric
E. H. Quigg
Moreland Ave
Dow Jones
Tanner Bridge Road
Jones
Wreck Ship Officers in Makung After Ferry Disaster
Relatives of 96 drowned when a ferry sank off Formosa November 16 wrecked the offices of the vessel owners at Makung in the Pescadores. Demonstrators blamed the shipowners and accused them of giving the victims a poor funeral.
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Taipei
Formosa
Makung
Pescadore Islands
Pope Pius XII urges UN power to halt aggression
Vatican broadcasts the Pope’s Christmas message urging the United Nations to have the right and power to prevent aggression and oversee disarmament. He endorses open skies inspection and calls for iron‑clad controls, praising Hungary’s resistance and stressing defensive war morality within UN oversight. He warns communism and urges peace through international law and collective security.
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Hisenhower
Vatican Palace
College of Cardinals
Vatican City
Pius XII
United Nations
Hungary
U. N
World Organization
Missouri Weekends Fatalities Reported In Multiple Crashes
A review of last week’s deadly crashes across Missouri and neighboring states lists eleven people killed in auto, truck, and pedestrian incidents. Notable deaths include Daniel L. Smith Kansas City Kan and John A. Rinehart Kansas City Mo in separate crashes near Jefferson City and Winston, plus a boy crushed by a tractor scoop on a farm. Other victims include Mrs. John K. King in a highway rollover near Creighton and a Chicago man Antonio G Silva in a fog accident near Festus. Police investigations identify drivers and locations across multiple counties and towns.
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BE. Scrivner
Lohman
al Riescheidt
Jefferson City
Daniel Lewis Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Smith
Walter Pistel
Rt. 1
Moreau River
Highway 50
News-Tribune
Missouri
Daniel L. Smith
John A. Rinehart
Winston
John K. King
Highway 35
Creighton, Mo
Robert Pastlewait
Robert
James Pastlewait
Liberty
John Collett
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Macon
Charles James Warren
Elmer
George Robert Sickler
Wichita
Richard Erwin Faris
Springfield
Donald Marl Swearengen
Fordland
Nellie
St. Louis
Frank Contratto
Mehlville
Lemay Ferry Road
St. Charles
Eugene A.broders
Constratio
Festus
Chicago
Antonio G. Silva
Blytheville, Ark
Blocked Suez Canal salvage work delayed by dispute
In Port Said Egypt salvage operations on the blocked Suez Canal were delayed as Egypt delays approval for British and French salvage crews. UN and Egyptian officials weigh use of foreign vessels while Dag Hammarskjold may travel to Cairo. Wheeler says response is critical. no permission yet. Separately a highway collision near Wayti left Floyd E. Hogue dead and Amel Shibely injured.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
United Nations
Heypt
U. N
U.N
Suez Canal Authority
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
U.S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Yenlik el Dib
Canal Authority
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal Zone
Sinai
Israel
National Liberation Army
Maj
Kamal el Din Hussein
Liberation Army
Santa Claus Delivers Christmas Gift To Orphan Lewon Goings
Santa Claus rode the Frisco rail line to Orphan Lewon Goings in Williford Arkansas. Thayer Missouri Memphis local train crew collected gifts and cash to give the nine year old a bicycle cowboy suit lunch money candy and a chrome plated lantern. The anonymous trainmen said Levon stood proudly as the gift train paused.
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Williford
Ark
Santa Claus
Lewon
Thayer
Memphis
Frisco Railroad
Levon
Gust
Accident Victim On Highway 50 Continued
Patrol reports on Highway 50 in Cooper County show critical condition for Edward Walters 48 and Thomas Hobe 45. Dale Fehmel 30 and Genevieve Fehmer 22 injured in a head on crash. All transported to St Joseph Hospital Boonville.
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Cooper County
Edward Walters
Thomas Hobe
St. Louis
Dale Lee Fehmel
SE. Jacobs
Genevieve Fehmer
St. Joseph
Boonville
Walters
Columbia
Grover Lee Desmond
Kansas City
Kan
Elmer
Parkes
Rice
Desmond
Moniteau County
Highway 5
Edgar D. Scott
Bunceton
Miller County
Albert Wenzel
Rt. 5
Jefferson City
Wenzel
Troop F
Christmas Spirit Across World Amid Refugee Moves
The article notes Christmas observances worldwide with services in churches and even approval from the Communist government press. It reports Eisenhower's Columbine II transporting 29 Hungarian refugees to the United States and another American convoy sailing from Bremerhaven with 1,750 refugees for Christmas aboard ship. It cites a quiet White House Christmas Eve planned for the president and family, including Maj. John Eisenhower and grandchildren. In Algeria, six Europeans were killed and 26 wounded by grenade attacks as French authorities claim patrols killed 65 rebels.
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Ivontinuea
Eisenhower
Columbine 11
Munich
United States
Bremerhaven
Hisenhower
White House
Algiers
Algeria
Santa Land draws five hundred daily crowd at fair
A Santa Land attraction drew about 500 attendees each day as families visited to meet Santa. The feature, run by a man and his father, included children riding a pony. A Chamber member noted the boy’s first time astride a pony brought him great joy alongside his Santa visit.
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Santa
St. Nick
Santa Takes Over Radio Programming in Sedalia
Santa Maus has taken over KSIS Christmas Day programming for the third year. No commercials all day. Don Anderson, Sedalia HVAC firm owner, purchased time from sign-on to sign-off and invited churches to record a Christmas program to be aired. The rest of the day features Christmas music.
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Sedalia
Santa Maus
KSIS
Don Anderson
Time Fron
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Adcock
Sharby Tows
Sular
Wayti
Floyd E. Hogue
State Patrol
Amel Shibely
New Madrid
Russell L. Wren
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Kensay City Life Insurance Co
Russell le Wren
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Santa Land
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