Rising Stock Ownership Expands Across Nations
Premier Khrushchev’s warning to capitalist foes coincides with a global rise in stock ownership. From 1952 to 1962 US shareholder numbers grew from 6.5 million to 17 million, with Japan seeing an eightfold jump to 4.5 million since 1946. Western Europe also reports about 10 million owners.
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North Auckland Shaken By Strong Earthquake
An earthquake struck North Auckland early today causing damaged chimneys burst water pipes and shattered windows. The event challenges the belief that the region north of Whangarei is earthquake free in New Zealand.
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Nevada 1 mines at Toropa Evada 21 Beam
Nevada reports potential mining activity at Toropa Evada 21 Beam site with unclear details. No additional context or official confirmation available.
Pope Paul VI Delivers First Christmas Message
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI addresses the world on Christmas Eve promising peace and Christian unity as his Holy Land pilgrimage to Jordan and Israel is set for January 4 to 6. Vatican Radio will relay the address to many European nations and the United States.
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Texan 19 killed in Oklahoma snow crash
A 19 year old Texan, oe Basquez of Denison, died after a one car crash on a snow covered state highway near Colbert Bryan County. Driver Roy Paul 18 and two others were injured. An Alabama woman, Mrs Linda Faye Perrine 21 of Birmingham, died earlier in a separate icy crash on a guard rail bridge at Teg Muldrow.
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World’s tallest volcano Guailatiri height and last eruption
The Guailatiri volcano in Chile is listed at 19,882 feet tall, making it the world’s highest volcano. It last erupted in 1959, per the World Almanac.
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Kansas Supreme Court bans courtroom photography nationwide
The Kansas Supreme Court prohibits photography in courtrooms during sessions and scenes any simulated court activity. A new civil procedure code effective January 1 outlines decorum rules for district courts and restricts electronic recording to preserve records for ongoing litigation.
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State Solon Has Mild Heart Attack
Oklahoma City UPI reports Rep Red Andrews was hospitalized with a mild heart attack after a severe nosebleed caused a blood loss. His family will host this year’s Christmas Day party for city youngsters with about 7000 pounds of food prepared by the Sheraton Hotel staff. the tradition has run since 1928.
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Sue Lyon Weds Hampton Fancher in Intimate Hollywood Ceremony
Actress Sue Lyon 17 and Hampton Fancher Ill 25 married Sunday in a patio ceremony at Dorothy Jenkins' home Hollywood. After the brief service they posed outside for photographers amid a champagne reception as newsmen crowded the small outdoor area.
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