Nixon visits Vienna seeks U.S. refugee aid
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Vienna for a three day stay to study the Hungarian refugee flood and press for more U.S. aid. He voiced determination to meet needs and sought clarity on the number of refugees Washington should accept. Austrian leaders welcomed him as 72 Hungarian refugees awaited transport to Camp Kilmer New Jersey.
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Washington, D. C
Soviet strikes and protests sweep parts of USSR
Berlin reports Telegraf notes a wave of strikes and antigovernment rallies from the Donetz basin to the Urals and Moscow. Students protested at Moscow Reval and Vilna universities while Dri Shepilov was shouted down. Mme Furtseva was escorted by police at a Moscow factory as a strike occurred there. Reports say unrest spreads city to city as workers voice discontent.
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University of Moscow
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Vilne
Mme. Ekatarina Furtseva
Nomin
Communist Party
Madame Furtseva
Donéts
Shopped On Stretch er Mother Dies Quietly From Cancer
Asheville in hospice room Mrs Rodie Parks 33 mother of four died after a Christmas shopping trip in an ambulance stretcher. Doctors feared she would not survive the holidays but her brave effort drew thousands of cards and prayers from around the world. Funeral set for Thursday at Asheville First Baptist Church.
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UPI
Rodie Parks
Vienna
Hungary
Free World
Budapest
Soviet Union
United States
Asheville First Baptist Church
Judge Herndon Seeks Ten More Jurists for County
Los Angeles presiding Superior Court Judge Herndon urged supervisors to request the governor to appoint 10 additional judges for the county court system. He also called for a moratorium on opening new Superior Court branches saying the extra branches are lowering overall efficiency.
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Oldest Social Security claimant hit by car in Charleston
William Davis, a former slave and claimed oldest person on the Social Security rolls, was listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital after being struck by an automobile Tuesday night. He reported his age as 19.
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N. Waith
William Davis
Charleston General Hospital
District Attorney to cut staff in Wilshire office
Los Angeles district attorney William B. McKesson said he will reduce the investigative staff. He told the Wilshire Bar Association that there is no need for vice and narcotics squads in the district attorney's office. The bureau should aid in trial preparation, not police work.
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Los Angeles
Bee Hive In Car Traps Los Angeles Man
Jemmy Wilson, 40, a painter, found bees inside his car after entering it Tuesday. Neighbors and bystanders assisted, and authorities or responders quelled the situation as the swarm was removed. The motive remains unclear.
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Los Angeles
Jemmy Wilson
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Beermen
British Still In Saddle Limited Home Rule For Cyprus
Britain offers Cyprus limited self government while keeping defense foreign affairs and internal security. The plan avoids a date for self determination and hints at a dual approach with a Cypriot government sharing power in a 364 member legislature, amid ongoing Cyprus violence and Enosis tension.
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