World Briefs from Rio to Berlin Highlight Cold War Tensions
Nine Chinese Communists were sentenced to one year in prison by a military tribunal in Brazil after a failed plot to overthrow the government. In Helsinki Mikoyan said Soviet policy toward peaceful coexistence remains unchanged after Khrushchev’s ouster. About 4,000 Christians from Israel, largely Arabs, are to worship in old Jerusalem while visiting Jordan for four days at Christmas. A Mecom Oil Company spokesman accused UAR MIG jets of brutal downing of a cargo plane, with two crew killed. Berlin border guards set 110 flares as refugees attempted to flee toward West Berlin, with no captures reported.
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Desk killers denounced in Nazi trial summation
Prosecution labeled wartime aides Hermann Krumey and Oro Hunsche as desk killers for aiding Adolf Eichmann’s extermination plan. They face charges over shipping 400 000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz where most were gassed. Israel hanged Eichmann’s deputy Krumev in Hungary. Communist China accused US warships of intruding into Red waters on five occasions December 19 to 21, warning Washington.
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Bail Granted in Spy Case and Other UPI Briefs
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted $100000 bail for Igner Ivanov suspected of spying with an American engineer. Both were sentenced in Newark, New Jersey. Anna Kashfi failed to appear in West Los Angeles on charges from a hotel melee, case continued. Humphrey met at Justice for civil rights strategy with Katzenbach and Marshall. no decision announced. Mine crews labored in Wilkes-Barre as a body remained trapped. rescue could take days. James Reynolds met longshoremen amid potential east and gulf dock strike. urged resolution. Pierre Salinger's appointment as carrier in Senate noted. Garland to receive children for Christmas in Santa Monica.
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Lymouth
Lawrence Malachefski
Galveston
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James J. Reynolds
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Mie Resier
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Santa Monica
Judy Garland
New York
Santa Claus visits city schools and clubs during busy week
Santa Claus spreads cheer through the city visiting the Fifth Street School during an assembly. He is joined by the newest reindeer addition, Sir Prince Lot, as he prepares for tomorrow night's journey. SUN staff photographer Rene Germanier captured the moment.
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Cuban trio held in bazooka attack on United Nations
Three anti-Castro Cubans Julio Perez Ignacio Nova and Santiago Gonzales were seized by police in Queens suspected in the bazooka attack on the United Nations building. They were questioned at the precinct. DA said several arrests were expected.
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Major San Diego Quake Shakes City Hotels Banks and Homes
A 5.7 magnitude quake centered in Southern California rattled San Diego and nearby areas, damaging the First National Bank in Coronado, shattering windows at Naval District HQ, cracking walls in the Union-Tribune building, and forcing a Balboa Park fire station evacuation. No injuries were reported. The tremor, felt across Los Angeles to the Baja California border, prompted extensive damage reports and expert cautions.
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Magazine Ads Called Filthy Immoral by Court Witness
A Hartford Courant advertising man testified in Middletown that Keyhole tabloid ads are filthy and immoral. The state seeks to bar the California tabloid from Connecticut along with eight others under an obscenity act. The witness was barred from cross examining on Courant and Playboy ads.
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Keyhole
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Francis J. O'Brien
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Playboy
Ends Crisis In Israeli Government
Premier Levi Eshkol formed a new cabinet to end a week long political crisis in Israel. The Knesset backed the move 59 to 36 with nine abstentions, confirming Eshkol’s government. The lineup closely resembled the previous cabinet, with Akiva Govrin added as tourism minister.
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Akiva Govrin
Nat King Cole Deluge Of Mail From Fans At Hospital
Nat King Cole, 45, undergoing cobalt treatment for a lung tumor at St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, reports say he is feeling fine and in high spirits. Doctors say the treatment is shrinking the tumor and he hopes to return home for Christmas. The hospital received an unprecedented flood of letters and calls, with two station wagons full of mail in a single day.
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US aims to land man on Moon by 1970 says Hornig
President Johnson's science advisor Donald Hornig told reporters that current plans target an American Moon mission by 1970. He noted about 15 billion dollars, over 15 percent of the budget, funds diverse programs from weapons to weather modification and higher education expansion. Hornig stressed leadership in science and technology and broader spread of research centers beyond the Great Lakes and coasts.
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UPI
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Donald S. Hornig
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Liberal Republicans May Hold Balance in House Leadership
A group of liberal Republicans from the Wednesday Club met in Rep. John Lindsay's office to weigh offers from both sides in the House leadership fight. Their 15 to 20 votes could decide the Jan. 4 showdown between Charles Halleck and Gerald Ford, with some favoring a third candidate like Rep. Robert Stafford.
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UPI
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New York
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Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
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One of These Days One of These Days New York
Attorney William Power Maloney, defense for missing Mafia boss Joe Bonanno, told a grand jury Bonanno would appear "one of these days" after Bonanno failed to show Monday. He noted Bonanno’s son Salvatore also remains missing and that Salvatore phoned to say the elder Bonanno was well and willing to testify.
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Joe Bananas) Bonanno
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Algeria Attacks U S Congo Policy at UN Over Congo Airdrop
Algeria's Tewfik Bouattoura denounces the U S Belgian airlift of hostages in Stanleyville as indefensible and questions the New Frontier ideals after Dallas. UN debate stalls as African bloc pushes a resolution condemning the November airlift and discusses Article 19 voting penalties tied to Congo assessments.
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