Haunted Moon Ride Ends With Safe Landing
In a magical tale by Lucrece-Beale the children Jeremy Sissy and Miss Jo ride a crescent moon guided by Manfred the Moon lighter. They ascend through clouds and stars, reach a distant sky, then brave a fifth cloud drop to land safely while plotting to warn Santa about Nog and the Trouble Cake.
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Pomona Area Chapter 305 open installation of officers
Pomona Area Chapter 305 CBS will hold open installation of officers at 8:00 p m December 16 with Beth Stankard to be installed as Worthy Matron and a slate of officers. School program dates shifted. operetta December 18 and high school cantata December 23. Lions Club Christmas activities and a semi formal dance announced. Rebekahs hosted a ham supper. Names of members, events, and local Club details included.
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Five Saudi Princes Granted Political Asylum in Lebanon
Five Saudi princes in dispute with King Saud have been granted political asylum in Lebanon after leaving Saudi Arabia for the United Arab Republic last year and then arriving in Beirut. The AP report notes polite strains as the princes seek safety abroad.
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US To Recognize Two Countries
The United States will recognize the revolt born regimes of Honduras and the Dominican Republic as they move toward restoring civilian governments within about 18 months. Officials say recognition reflects expectations from withholding more aid and embassies. Ambassadors Bartlow Martin and Charles Burrows are expected to return to their posts.
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Dominican Republic
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Civil Rights March Cost Public Funds At Issue
Washington AP report states the civil rights march on August 28 cost taxpayers 805000 dollars. Rep. Huddleston Jr. called on Comptroller Campbell for an official government cost account. The Dunfee, owned by Dorothy Rigney, derives its name from her Indiana hometown.
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Verbal Asset Transfers and a Dodgers ERI Title Claim
The clipped text lists a string of street address exchanges and transfers between individuals in multiple towns, interwoven with a note that Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers has won the National League earned run title the last two years.
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