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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
2
Two baby girls born as Siamese twins were separated three hours after birth at Mt Sinai Hospital. The operation severed the band joining them in front, and both infants were placed in separate incubators while progressing well. The mother’s condition was reported excellent.
A police dog named Bruce nabbed a 27 year old man as he climbed a wall into Buckingham Palace grounds. The dog alerted and pinned the intruder before Bruce's handler detained him for hospital observation.
A jumble of Christmas letters from Texas youngsters ages 5 to 10, requesting bicycles, dolls, toy houses, trains, pets, and other gifts. Many write of siblings, family, and being good this year, with notes from multiple small towns and addresses.
Kohlberg, a New York textile importer, is the only witness for today as House investigators examine if tax free institutions funds were used for subversive purposes. The session also follows Owen Lattimore’s seven count perjury indictment tied to IPR ties and Communist concerns. The IPR, a nonprofit claiming Far East research focus, faces congressional scrutiny amid denials of con thizers and prompts about Communist influence.
Pravda denounces the UN in response to reports that 82 Red prisoners were killed on Korea's Pongam Island. The editorial blasts United States treatment of Chinese and North Korean war prisoners as a crime against humanity.
Albert Adams Jr. age 24 was fined 100 by Judge Lucille Gerron in county court for driving while intoxicated. He faces additional charges from a weekend arrest including alleged car theft tied to a vehicle he was drunk in.
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