Christmas in Korea Prisoner Nineteen Twenty Two Christmas Dinner
In Korea the 22 Americans in a neutral zone camp celebrated a white Christmas offered by their captors. The meal included chicken, deer, rice, fruits, nuts, beer, and wine while ice skates and footballs were provided for games. No report on carols or religious services. Meanwhile Eisenhower flew to Georgia for Christmas week with a small White House party and planned State of the Union prep at Augusta.
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Weekend Weather Mostly Sunny with Variable Clouds
The forecast shows mostly sunny weather through Saturday with some variable cloudiness and little change in temperature, keeping conditions mild and stable.
Frigid Christmas Morning Across Southern California
A clear cool Christmas Day dawned with frigid night temps dipping near freezing. The Weather Bureau reported a low of 35 degrees at 4 30 a m in Long Beach while a 66 degree high was forecast. Most of Southern California enjoyed mild sunny weather with four to six mile visibility in the Los Angeles Basin due to haze and smoke.
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Christmas Peace Across War Torn Korea and Beyond
Christmas stories span the globe as guns fall silent in Korea while services and special masses mark Nativity Day. President Eisenhower appeals for peace from Washington. Vatican pontiff calls for European unity. aid pours in from US Catholics amid holiday observances.
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Christmas Homecoming for Ortiz Family
David Ortiz, a 23 year old Army corporal and ex prisoner of war, returned home from Korea after two and a half years in captivity. His parents, Mr and Mrs Julian Ortiz, welcomed him with a Christmas tree and a new television, but he must return to Livermore hospital for ongoing treatment likely for a year or more.
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Amputee Veteran Attacked in Hawaiian Gardens Christmas Day
Charles Baker a 23 year old Korean War veteran and double amputee was assaulted by a gang of youths in Hawaiian Gardens on Christmas Day. They robbed him of 810 and beat him with his own artificial legs before fleeing. Baker was treated for multiple injuries at Rancho Los Amigos Emergency Hospital in Norwalk. He lost fingers from his right hand and a thumb from his left in Korea in 1951. Baker could not identify his attackers. The incident followed a car pursuit after he says a group forced him off Ima Street.
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State Secretary Jordan Undergoes Emergency Surgery
Frank M. Jordan, California Secretary of State, underwent an emergency operation for a gastric ulcer at Sutter Hospital after being rushed there at 1 30 a m. An aide reported he came through well with no complications. He had suffered ulcers for years and was to be hospitalized a week or 10 days.
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Sutter Hospital
Click of Heels Echo Over Arlington Christmas Eve
A somber ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY piece recalls 80 000 fallen soldiers and a lone sentry keeping vigil at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Christmas Eve. The narrative contrasts peace for the dead with the living at a city of memory where war plans and prayers intersect.
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Cardinals and bishop spread Christmas cheer on frozen Korean front
Two prominent American churchmen traveled across snowbound Korea delivering prayers and services to U S troops. Cardinal Spellman and Bishop William C Martin visited U S Army units including the 45th Division and U S Seventh Division meeting thousands of soldiers and greeting the Colombiana battalion in a bid to lift spirits during a frigid Christmas. Bishop Martin lauded troops for aiding Korean children and said their presence plants seeds of goodwill that endure.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Cardinal Spellman
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U. S
Lionel C. McGarr
Republic of South America
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Korea
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Spellman
Priest Fails Attempt to Break Jail
Five prisoners planned a Christmas Day jail break using a confession to disguise movements. Rev. Edmund Kramer, jail chaplain, said he could not disclose details due to the seal of confession. He reported four inmates sought confession and communion. three were released, one entered a private cell where confession occurred, and an alarm and escape attempt were thwarted.
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Edmund Kramer
Paul Kozlowski
Father Kramer
Moscow Radio Christmas Greetings Broadcast Hopeful for Peace
Moscow Radio issued a Christmas message praising world goodwill and stating the new year could bring a peaceful settlement of disputed issues. The broadcast said prospects for peace were wonderful and closer than in recent years.
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Two Train Disasters Kill 266
Two historic rail catastrophes on Christmas Eve claim hundreds of lives in New Zealand and Czechoslovakia. Reports from Vienna and Auckland indicate 168 dead in New Zealand wreck near a gorge and at least 100 to 185 dead in Czechoslovakia after a Balkan Express collision near Sakvice am Moravia. Rescue efforts continue as officials assess missing and injured.
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Auckland
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Holland
Ruapehu
Ane
Classifieds and notices cross pages across sections
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