Russians To Attend Church With Hosts In Portsmouth Ohio
Portsmouth Ohio AP reports Russian visitors the Pozdneev family will attend Central Church of Christ with their Portsmouth hosts James and Mrs McKenzie and their five children. The visit includes church, Sunday School, a tree trimming, a trip to Roosevelt Lake, and a prison honor camp. The family plans to depart possibly Thursday, weathering sub zero snaps, and wishes to see a large industrial plant in the U S before returning to the USSR.
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Ohio
Victor Pozdneev
Anatoly
Olga
Moscow
James C. McKenzie
Pozdneev
New Boston
Pozdneevs
McKenzies
Pordneevs
McKenzie
Roosevelt Lake
The
Ussr
Winter arrives as U. S. faces record cold start
The nation greets calendar winter with a frigid blast. Eastern two thirds recorded subfreezing temperatures, with Iowa at Clinton at -2, Ottawa Illinois at 18, and Charleston West Virginia at -2, St Louis breaking a 76 year old record. Forecasters predict continued cold east of the Rockies starting at 9:02 am Sunday.
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Chicago
United States
Iowa
Clinton
Ottawa
Ill
Charleston
W.va
St. Louis
Rockies
Christmas Story In Art And Legend
A Metropolitan Museum of Art showcase links art and legend tracing the Nativity through centuries. The feature surveys masterpieces that illuminate the birth of Christ in painting and sculpture.
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Christ
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hope Leaves For Turkey For 12th Overseas Christmas Tour
Los Angeles Bob Hope departs for Ankara Turkey to join the annual Christmas tour entertaining American servicemen. He delayed departure after eye treatment but plans to brighten bases abroad. this marks his 12th overseas voyage and his 10th trip away from the United States during Christmas seasons with service personnel.
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Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Ankara
Turkey
Hope
United States
From Sorrow to Joy End of Mourning as Christmas Lights Rise
Nation mourns JFK as 30 day period ends at sundown. Johnson to join memorial at the Lincoln Memorial and trigger lighting of the national Christmas tree behind the White House. Flags return to staff at dawn Monday and White House decorations replace mourning regalia.
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John F. Kennedy
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Lincoln Memorial
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Johnson Cancels Trip to Texas Amid Foreign Aid Deadlock
The House failed to vote on a $3 billion foreign aid bill amid a stalemate over credits to Soviet bloc nations and presidential guarantees. Johnson stayed in Washington as Congress adjourns, with the Senate and House both delaying action and planning new sessions after Jan. 7.
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Democratic House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Sinc
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Texas
White House
Republican Party
Halleck
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
United
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Capitol
Pierre Salinger
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Gallipolis downtown
A blaze in Gallipolis Ohio Saturday destroyed two frame buildings and heavily damaged two others in the downtown area. Officials say a blow torch used to thaw a frozen water pipe may have started the fire. No injuries reported.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Reunions Brief Berlin Deadline Leaves Aches
West Berliners pass the Red Wall for Yuletide visits to East relatives with 8000 crossing by 9 am. The midnight limit forces separations as some families share long awaited moments before time runs out. About 240000 have obtained permits in four days of issuance.
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Gustav Bauer
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Annemaria
East Berlin
the Wall
Bunny Bop Draws Crowd for Charity Rabbit Hunt in Harmony
About 35 people attended the rifle rabbit hunt sponsored by American Legion Post 13 in Harmony North Carolina. Two rabbits were taken on local farms and organizers say they have enough rabbits, plus earlier catches, to support a charity barbecue planned for next year.
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American Leagion Post 13
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W. D. Morris
E. B. Tutterrow
Union Grove
Maffey Dies After Newton Falls Fall Injuries
Anthony Maffey aged 59 died at St Joseph's Hospital in Warren following a fall at his Newton Falls home. The accident occurred Saturday and led to fatal injuries.
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Warren
Ohm
Anthony Maffey
St Joseph's Hospital
Newton Falls
Baker's Bakery Cake Display Swiped by Temp Worker
In Circleville Ohio Gene Lindsay owner of Lindsey's Bakery sought the buyer of a holiday cake from his shop. He said the decorated cake was a display piece and was taken when a part time worker sold it without authorization.
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Circleville
Ohio
Gene Lindsay
Lindsey
Take-Home Pay: A Joke About Affording Life
A humorous aside notes that take home pay is called so because there is no other place you can afford to go with it. The quip highlights everyday financial strain in a light tone.
Ex-convict turned minister aids ex offenders in society
Rev. William McAfee Sparks, 39, former Philadelphia real estate salesman who swindled $75,000, now pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. His probation barred contact with known criminals, but Judge Leo Winrott ended it, praising Sparks’ pulpit work and personal reform.
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Nazi Germany
Russia
Christian Church
William McAfee Sparks
Philadelphia
Christ Presbyterian Church
Manhattan
Leo Winrott
Sparks
Temple University Teachers College
Reverend Sparks Granted Release To Theological Seminary
The Rev. Mr. Sparks served 2 months of a 2 1/2 month sentence before Judge Weinrott released him to enroll at Princeton Theological Seminary. He has two children aged 9 and 7, and reflects on his family’s difficulty explaining his actions and his shame.
Grant Awarded for Mercy Hospital in Portsmouth Ohio
Rep. William H. Harsha Jr. said a $464,503 Accelerated Public Works grant was awarded to Mercy Hospital in Portsmouth Ohio, reported in a telegram received Saturday.
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Ohio
William H. Harsha Jr
Mercy Hospital
Tiros 8 Relays Weather Photos From Cape Kennedy
Tiros 8, a mechanical meteorologist satellite, launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket, sent cloud and storm pattern photos via automatic picture transmission. Ground stations in 18 countries and five foreign weather outfits joined the APT tests, demonstrating near real time weather imagery for analysis.
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Fla
Tiros 8
Everyman’s
New Weather Observatory
Tiros
APT
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