Kremlin Tightens Up Security and Blames U S For Discontent
AP analyst notes Moscow’s broad internal crackdown paired with a major propaganda push blaming U S imperialism. It cites new hooliganism decrees, spy stories, attacks on Radio Free Europe, atrocity reports from Hungary, and Molotov’s cultural front leadership to rally unity and distract from regime failures.
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Speedometer Dealers Rush in NI Over 30 MPH Limit
Speedometer dealers reported rushing business in Northern Ireland as the new 30 mile per hour limit in built up areas took effect recently.
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Police Arrest Man For Robbing Bank
In New Orleans two officers posing as money handlers arrested Dock W. Baker for a $5900 bank robbery at the Canal Street National Bank of Commerce. Officers found $5435 and a toy gun in his motel room and handed him to the FBI. Baker, 34, had recently been released from Texas State Penitentiary in Huntsville.
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Chicago Man Admits Killing Wife To End Suffering
Fred i Schneider, 61, told Chicago Lawn police he killed his wife Marie, 66, after she mourned her parents’ graves and wished to die. He struck her with a bottle of pennies, strangled her, and drove with the body to the station after leaving her in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Farmer Sells Two Cows At Auction Goes Home Broke
Mandan North Dakota December 23 farmer Franklin Umber sold two cows at Mandan livestock auction but returned home broke. En route he was arrested for driving with no functioning head lights tail lights horn or brakes on his truck. A $25 fine and costs absorbed proceeds from one cow to pay for repairs the other cow funding the trip home.
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First Birth of Gorilla Born in Captivity Claimed
Columbus 700 officials celebrated the first captive gorilla birth at the zoo. The female infant weighed four and a half pounds and was housed in an improvised incubator after respiratory trouble. Keeper Earl Davis said the premature birth occurred about 9 am and the zoo paused public access.
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Texas Land Chief Appointed To Top Pentagon Committee
Brig. Gen. Bearl Rudder, commissioner of Texas' 90th Infantry Division (reserve), has been named to a top Pentagon committee. The 45 year old World War II veteran will attend the first meeting January 7-8 in Washington. The general staff committee advises on Army Reserve and National Guard policy.
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Film Fan Pays Dearly For Glimpse Of Gina Lollobrigida
In Milan a 63 year old film fan named selmo Zanchi sought a glimpse of Gina Lollobrigida at the Milan premiere of Trap eze. A pickpocket stole his wallet and his car was stolen as well. The man drove to the police station for help. The report notes a quiz on auto production in the United States.
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Chinese Alien Deported From New York for Manslaughter
Washington reports the United States deported James Lee a Chinese alien serving 7 1/4 to 20 years for manslaughter in Clinton Prison Dannemora New York. Lee left Oct 29 for Hong Kong aboard ships and has since entered Red China as part of a broader effort to press China on Americans held abroad.
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Germany builds 540000 dwelling units this year
West Germany reports 540000 new dwelling units completed in 1963 while housing ministry notes a shortfall of 2730000 units to meet needs. The figure suggests one of the largest housing outputs in Western Europe this year.
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Youth Faces Arrest After Cab Ride Incident
An 18 year old baker's apprentice from the Loire valley was arrested in Paris after attempting to hold up a taxi driver with a cap pistol when his funds ran low. He reportedly stole $140 and was subdued with the cabbie's assistance before police took him into custody.
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