Screening of Hungarian refugees faces leftist criticism
The piece argues over strict U S screening of Hungarian refugees, saying critics claim delays hinder worthy entrants while officials aim to block Communist infiltration. It cites a Ukraine native who renounced citizenship and fled to the Soviet Union after access to White Sands documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
State Department
Ukraine
Soviet Russia
White Sands
N.M. Proving Grounds
Christmas Party Reflections On Jesus Presence Beyond Flesh
A four year old recalls a Sunday school party and wonders why Jesus was not there in person. The piece reflects on Christmas as the birth of Jesus and his continual presence with believers, citing Matthew 28 20 about being with followers always.
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Noa
Jesus
Addine
Bethlehem
Galillee
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Dead Sea scrolls reveal life of ancient biblical figures
Past scholars chase long hidden writings as Dead Sea scrolls surface in Palestine. They offer fresh angles on Noah, Abraham, and other patriarchs, stirring debate over authenticity while sparking interest in a world long past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Noah
Abraham
Neople
LeMay Hints U S Strike Reach Prompting Territory Quip
In a statement about U S planes capable of hitting any target worldwide the remark about territory draws cautious humor. The remark underscores debate over global reach and strategic scope amid ongoing military discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
LeMay
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From Texas Paper
A partial OCR segment from a Texas newspaper discusses a local topic with unclear details. Readable terms refer to some national symbols and an independent editor, but the passage is largely garbled and offers no verifiable event or names.
Doctor For Blue Jay Cove Case Ward
Case Ward grows anxious about happiness after honeymoon at Blue Jay Cove. Dr. Alex Ward and Dr. Sue Knapp discuss a new patient Miss Black, a young woman seeking therapy at House Springs Cove with funds and housing arranged aboard a boat. The doctors note possible prior illness and parasite risk.
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Case Ward
Blue Jay Cove
Heer
Alex
Cane Lakes
Sue Knapp
Sue
Case
VNQUE
Young Bill
Cleophas
Francy
Miss Black
Has she lived in the Pacific
Alex and Sue discuss a woman who may have lived in the Orient, noting she has ill health, a doctor’s letter from Kansas City, and baths and water therapy as possible help. Alex vows to focus on surgical work rather than psychiatry as the story continues.
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Pacific
Alex
Orient
Kansas City
Sue
Baffled Sports Fan Reflects On Dodgers Giants Trade
Special correspondent notes aspirin habits and holiday gloom as Dodger fans react to Jackie Robinson being traded to the Giants. He quotes resilient loyalty of fans, cites Princeton scholars on Izaak Walton, and hints at further revelations on sports page.
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INFZ
Virginia
Santa Claus
Jackie Robinson
Giants
Gowanus
Lord Lyttelton
Jackie
Dodger
Borough Hall
Ebbets Field
Princeton University
Izaak Walton
Izaak
Princeton
Labor unions welcome Hungarian refugees and policy debate
The column discusses union support for admitting 100000 Hungarian refugees, noting skilled workers available and integration prospects despite language barriers. It mentions Edward Teller as a noted Hungarian-American and argues about presidential term length and possible successors, dismissing Milton Eisenhower as a candidate.
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E. G
Alexandria
Nixon
Knowland
Lodge
Herter
Milton Eisenhower
Ike
Johns Hopkins University
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Lubbock Christmas Eve crowds aid basket program
Lubbock citizens prepare for Christmas with final charity drives. The Salvation Army will distribute baskets for 100 families at 1510 Ave H while Goodfellows plan the season’s largest toy and candy charity for underprivileged children.
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Lubbock
Salvation Army
Ave. H
Goodfellows
Many Factions Involved In Democratic Split Explained
George F. Sokolsky analyzes a fractured Democratic Party as Northern and Southern factions clash over civil rights and strategy. He notes Southern Democrats led by Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn, Northern labor and radical groups, and an intellectual wing seeking a bridge to unite the party against Eisenhower and Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Sokolsky
Democratic Party
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Roosevelt
National Party
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Jefferson
Jackson
Congress
South
Americans For Democratic Action
Jong
Organized Labor
Eisenhower
State Department
Acheson
Richard Nixon
Ahiad Stevenson
New York
Anna Rosenberg
Thomas K. Finletter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Post
Carmine DeSaple
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the Haven
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Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Inc
Santa
Chez Robb
By Ray Tucker
Ashington
T. J
Waterbury, Conn
Austria
George L. Meany
Afl-Cio
Vienna
McGuire Field
Irbomb
Hungary
Edward Teller
M. H
San Jose
Calif
Washington
Tucker
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Buenos Aires
Cordell Hull
MHE
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Democrats
Wagner
Herbert Lehman
Cathedral of
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Engin
White Adelaide
Australia
By Galbraith
Marge
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