U S Consulate Stormed by Arab Demonstrators in Jerusalem
An Arab mob of about 2000 stormed the U S Consulate in Jerusalem s Old City ripping down the flag during protests over Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. Windows were smashed, a car was set on fire, and rioters were dispersed by Jordanian forces. Premier Majali resigned, triggering parliament dissolution and broader unrest in Amman and Ramallah with reports of casualties and demonstrations against Western alliance efforts.
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Cindy Learns to Walk With Artificial Legs at Rehab Center
West Orange AP report features Cindy Ann Inman, a Shermingy, Texas girl born without arms or legs, taking her first steps on artificial limbs at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation. Her mother Vida Inman notes progress, thanks Sherman residents for support, and plans a return visit for further fitting at age 3 1/2.
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$200 Million Boost in Aid Abroad
Secretary of State Dulles announced the administration seeks to raise foreign aid spending by 200 million dollars next year and asks Congress for a 4.9 billion dollar appropriation. The plan covers military and economic aid, with much of the increase to keep the supply pipeline full, while stressing safeguards against Soviet economic influence.
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Russia
United States
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Fire drives crew from purse seiner Discovery near Long Beach
Eleven fishermen aboard the 80 foot purse seiner Discovery escaped as flames swept the vessel fifteen miles off Long Beach Harbor. The Coast Guard reported the fire origin undetermined and the Discovery listed to sink, while the Liberty Bell II towed the crew to San Pedro.
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Two Newlyweds Die In Harbor Freeway Crash
Los Angeles report cites a high speed crash on the Harbor Freeway near 6th Street. Newlyweds Gereld C. Lonergan and Magda Lonergan, both killed, after their car veered, hit a guard rail and skidded about 300 feet. A cat was involved in the wreck.
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Reds Fire on UN Helicopter in Korea
The United Nations Command charged North Korean forces with indiscriminate fire when an unarmed UN helicopter was shot at on December 7 while over Red controlled territory east of Kaesong. Captain Rasese said the Reds aim to shoot down every UN aircraft within range, but the helicopter was not hit.
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United Nations Command
Eisenhower Flies Back to Capital from Gettysburg
President Eisenhower moved up his return to Washington for the Christmas holidays, flying from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, at 12 18 p m aboard a two engine Serco Commander to Washington National Airport. He rode a White House car to the White House. Mrs. Eisenhower to follow later by automobile.
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White House
Weather brief: night fog and hazy sun
Night and early morning fog gives way to hazy sunshine. Wednesday afternoon brings slight warmth, with a touch of warmer conditions expected.
Condition of Woman Shocks Interviewers
Hong Kong AP reports Dr. and Mrs. Homer V. Bradshaw American medical missionaries in China for nearly 20 years and prisoners of the Communists for five crossed into freedom. Mrs Bradshaw appeared acutely traumatized and incoherent after arrival at St Teresa s Hospital. Bradshaw, 54, said she will recover once she reaches her father s farm near Pittsburgh. He described his own prior starvation and physical breakdown but partial recovery after Red Cross parcels. The couple traveled from Canton aboard the daily train, shocking reporters with Mrs Bradshaw s pitiful condition.
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Hong Kong
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British Red Cross
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Where to Find It Bla Bla No Clear Main Event
Beach Combing and a navigational bridge are listed with page markers Beach Combing on B-1 Boyle on A-15 and Bridges on A-15 Classified on B-10 to B-15 Comics on A-12 Crossword on B-6 Editorial on 4-14 Financial on B-3 Obituaries on B-2 Radio and TV on B-7 Shipping Table on B-10 Sports on A-16 and A-17 Theaters on B-8 and B-9 Tides Temperatures on B-10 Vital Statistics on B-10 Wilson on A-15 Women Your World on A-2
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Long Beach Forecast Promises Clear Christmas Day
The U S Weather Bureau reports no rain for Long Beach with hazy sunshine and near normal temperatures. Highs near upper 60s, lows around normal. Wednesday expected 66 with morning fog. A San Francisco Bay area storm swerved away, failing to affect Southern California.
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Japan Fishermen Feared Lost After Pacific Storm
Three Japanese fishing boats with 62 men aboard are feared lost in the Pacific Ocean about 600 miles south of Honshu. Kyodo News Service reported that the boats were struck by a typhoon that swept the area December 16, and radio contact was lost.
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