Israeli Arabs Agree No Peace Talks Soon
Washington dispatch reports Israeli and Arab spokesmen agree no rush to talks. Israel denounces territorial concessions, seeks minor frontier changes and resettlement with compensation under Dukes plan. Arab leaders reiterate 1967 UN boundaries and refugee return as starting points. Hassouna cites no new terms.
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Nicholas Suva ka admits stealing clothing to help the homeless and says he wanted to clothe boys for winter. Pvt Willie J Holden, 19, acquitted at a court martial after striking an East Berlin comedian who called him An American swine. Bernard Payne seeks Charlie a 300 year old eccentric ghost with modern devices planned to catch him. Shirley Crawford performs a silver paint dance in a government building saying clothes spoiled the effect. Joseph W Martin Jr says Eisenhower will run in 1956, based on his character and world conditions.
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Los Angeles Police Shows Ended by Police Commission
The Los Angeles Police Commission voted unanimously to end the annual police shows at Chief William H. Parker's request. Parker said the move aims to raise professional standards by stopping public ticket sales and noted officers opposed the sales task. He stated relief and retirement agencies can seek other funding sources.
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Louisville Drivers Rough Costs 1000 Per Hour
A police study in Louisville shows drivers damaged each other’s cars at about 1000 dollars per hour. The 24 hour period ended Sunday morning recorded 97 accidents and an estimated vehicle damage of 23372 dollars.
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Summers boosts holiday spirit after Santa costume delays
Summers dressed as Santa and waited for a Chamber of Commerce ride to a children's Christmas party in Wallenbug Colorado. Officials forgot to pick him up and he thumbed for a ride, finally catching one after forty minutes.
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Croydon Counci ls Reject Coeducational High School Plan
Crydon town councillors on Monday rejected an American style coeducational high school scheme citing concerns it might unsettle the youngsters.
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Salvation Army bell ringer loses kettle with $15 in Superior
Superior Wis Up Salvation Army Lt Ralph Speiser said he briefly stopped outside a store to warm up and returned to find his red kettle missing along with 15 in contributions.
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Record U S Crops and Livestock in 1955 Report
The Agriculture Department reports 1955 farm output set a record with crops and livestock. Overall production reached at least 111 percent of base, aided by high yields and farm improvements despite reduced harvested acres. Corn and wheat yields tied or topped records. weather, pests, and irrigation shaped results across regions.
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Newspaper La Prensa to resume owner control ceremony
In Buenos Aires Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz will resume control of La Prensa in a ceremony here Wednesday after the paper announced the move on Tuesday. The event marks a return of leadership over the principal properties of the publication.
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Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Owner Finds Stolen Sleigh in Spokane Light Snow
Spokane, Washington. George Locher reported his 60 year old open sleigh was stolen. A neighbor saw the sleigh a block away, tipped but undamaged. Locher promised a free ride to the finder and family, declaring they would soon be dash ing through the snow.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Santa Claus officer avoids trouble in Saf ford
Leland Branch, in his 15th year playing Santa in Saf ford stores, says he never has trouble sorting good and bad children. Off the job, Branch serves as county juvenile probation officer for the year.
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Safford
Ariz
Leland Branch
Santa Claus
Branch
Soybean protein compares to oilmeal content in seed meal
Raw soybeans contain about 33 percent protein while soybean oilmeal exhibits about 44 percent. The contrast highlights protein concentration differences relevant to feed formulation and product value.
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