Florida's Christmas is Colder Than Record Warned
Florida faced record cold with lows across the peninsula from 29 to 57 degrees. Miami recorded 42 on Christmas morning, Key West 57, and Pensacola 29, as dry winds and a Canadian cold front pushed into the Caribbean. Forecaster Arnold Sugg noted the unusual front crossing Cuba and extending into Florida.
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Western Europe funds seek U.S. factory growth
A memo outlines foreign investment as a path to cut unemployment in the United States. It cites nearly 7 billion dollars in direct U.S. production investment and 11.5 billion in stocks and bonds. Government and business spokesmen discuss barriers from special interests and the need for freer trade to attract European capital.
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Milk Price Policies To Be Probed
Minnesota Agriculture Department will summon Minneapolis milk wholesalers to a January 16 hearing to investigate pricing policies. Duane Wilson said reports show large dealers offer quantity discounts to big retailers, not in line with state price lists under the dairy fair trade law. Peter Egan said wholesalers must document savings from large lot deliveries as the Senate subcommittee had flagged price disparities last month. No formal cease and desist orders will occur if dealers comply with on file price lists.
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Former Green Bay Police Chief Dies
H. J. Tubby Bero aged 65 longtime Green Bay police chief for 12 years after retirement earlier this year died in a hospital after a long illness. He joined the force in 1937 and served as a director of the Green Bay Packers football corporation. Survived by his widow Beth and son Donald, of Two Rivers. Funeral services will be held Thursday.
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Priest Dies At 82 In Milwaukee Obituary
The Rt. Rev. Joseph P. Heller 82 longtime Wisconsin Roman Catholic pastor died Sunday Funeral services set for Friday Archbishop Cousins will say the Mass at St Matthew's Church Heller born Glen Haven Grant County ordained 1902 served Holy Name Parish Sheboygan St Johns Bristol Church of the Presentation North Fond du Lac St Matthews Milwaukee prior to retirement
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St. Matthew's Church
Multinational News Roundup From Europe Asia and Africa
A Thai navy antisubmarine vessel exploded killing its commanding officer and three sailors after being handed over by the United States. A six member Czechoslovak family escaped across the Iron Curtain amid snow and mines near Passau. Wintery conditions gripped much of Europe from Scandinavia to northern Italy with freezing temps in London Paris and Berlin. Cardinal Spellman visited Berlin praising U S troops and bidding Christmas greetings at the wall. Lt Gen Harris of the U S 1st Army Corps married Kathleen Burns at the UN Command chapel in Seoul. China and Albania signed a joint stock shipping pact in Peiping to foster bilateral trade. Francisco Franco left hospital after a hunting injury to a torn finger while collaborating investigators probe the shotgun blast incident. Rabbi Samuel Friedman served Christmas Day at the New Hanover County jail assisting deputies with duties.
Lunch Program Aids 14 Million School Children
The federally sponsored school lunch program now serves a record 14 million children this school year, about 1.5 percent more than last year. It involves about 64,000 schools and costs roughly 1 billion dollars, with federal, state, and local funding covering the balance.
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