Santa and the Flying Shoe Mystery In Polydora
King Ferdinand of Polydora pursues the Ipswitch across the realm to the ocean edge. Back at the palace a bed sheet moves, then vanishes, and a squeaky door signals a frightening intruder. Ministers search in vain as the terrifying Ipswitch returns, ending in a palace crash.
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Serious Charges Face the Sheriff in Liberal Kansas
Liberal Kansas AP reports an ouster action against Seward County Sheriff Lynn Urwin filed in district court by County Attorney Maxine Wood. Charges include taking bribe money on duty brutality and jail security failures.
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Parliament in Russia approves 8 billion ruble budget
MOSCOW RP report Soviet Parliament unanimously approved a record 1962 budget of more than 8 billion rubles. Premier Khrushchev received authority to proceed with fiscal plans and policy measures amid the session.
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U S Warns Allies of Asian Dangers in White Paper
The United States issued a 53 page White Paper warning allies of Southeast Asia that South Vietnam faces a clear danger of Communist conquest and that defeat could tilt Asia’s balance against non Communists. It cites Viet Cong strength, North Vietnamese backing from Moscow and Peiping, and urges international action and increased aid.
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Sitdown Plot Halted by Yard Raid in London
Scotland Yard raided the headquarters of an antinuclear group linked to Earl Bertrand Russell's Committee of 100 as details emerged of a planned Saturday runway protest to immobilize three U.S. air bases in England. Four officials were reported in the raid.
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Demonstrators Rally as Police Move to Guard Bases
Reportedly arrested on incitement and conspiracy charges. Thousands of police and troops are ordered out Saturday to deter demonstrators who may try to invade bases and block patrol planes from taking off.
Store Sales Dip in 10th District From Last Year
Kansas City AP report shows the 10th Federal Reserve District posting a one percent drop in department store sales last week versus the same week a year earlier. National sales rose three percent. Albuquerque led with seventeen percent, Topeka fourteen, Joplin five, and Denver one. Oklahoma City fell ten, St. Joseph eight, Wichita and downtown Kansas City six, Lincoln five, Omaha three, Tulsa two, and Kansas City one. Year to date the district is up three percent from last year.
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Kennedy Has The Day Off
President Kennedy took a day off at the Florida Coast resort with early arrivals and no official schedule. He may attend Feast of the Immaculate Conception services at St Edward's Church and visit the house for Christmas holidays. White House aide said no appointments and the only guest is David Powers. It was unclear if he would return to Washington tonight or Saturday as budget work looms.
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Archbishop Keough Dies in Baltimore at 70
The Most Rev Francis Patrick Keough archbishop of Baltimore’s diocese died today He would have been 71 on December 30 The news comes from Baltimore Maryland and the AP report notes his long service and leadership within the church
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Government plans 12 lesson nuclear first aid course
The government is developing a 12 lesson program to teach Americans how to provide emergency medical care to nuclear attack victims. The course is expected to begin in some areas early next year.
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