Side Swipes Christmas Gift Pool Aids Philippine Farmers
Boston Symphony musicians forego gifts to fund agricultural tools for needy farmers in central Luzon. CARE will ship kits to 25 villages after the Asiatic tour in Manila. In Philadelphia a two month old baby named Christopher Noel, found shivering outside a hospital, is healthy and adopted by welfare workers. In Austin a note and small cash gift accompany a Christmas card found with a purse left years ago. In Alhambra a child’s Christmas letter to Santa includes playful misnamings of political figures.
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Teachers Plan Meeting Over Delayed December Pay
New Orleans teachers plan a mass meeting after the school integration dispute left about 5,500 unpaid on their December salaries. The Louisiana Teachers Association unit called the 6 pm EST session to address the pay issue amid talks of a possible walkout after Christmas.
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Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas Log Clutter
AP notes a Kansas traffic death log with scattered figures for December 22 2 during 2 hours to 9 am. It cites 1960 486 compared with 1959 period 563, leaving ambiguous details across the December period. The fragment references Topeka traffic fatalities and year over year comparisons.
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County Forecast: Mild with 50s this afternoon and tomorrow
Fair conditions prevail with high temperatures in the 50s this afternoon and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 46 and today’s low is expected to 26 with a 63 degree record high on this date in 1922 and a 4 below zero record low in 1924. Hourly readings show today’s 24 hour values ending at 1 a.m. and continuing through late afternoon.
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Pine Ridge crew survive as rescue ships approach
Twenty eight crewmen from the storm wrecked tanker Pine Ridge reach shore or near Newport News aboard a destroyer and tugs. Chief engineer Richart remains aboard the stern as salvage work, expected to take about 48 hours, continues. The ship broke in two near Cape Hatteras with seven lost.
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No Blame Found For Deadly Fire Aboard Carrier
The Navy inquiry found the Constellation fire due to an unforeseeable chain of circumstances not caused by negligence. 49 lives were lost and about 75 million dollars in damage occurred before the blaze was controlled at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Rear Adm. Pyne testified the start was inconceivable to foresee, while the Navy ordered stricter safety measures including removal of fuel tanks on ships and elimination of wooden scaffolding. Witnesses said a forklift pushed a trash bin against a steel plate, tipping a fuel valve and igniting welding work. The inquiry adjourned until next Tuesday.
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Pyne
Washington
Navy
Edward Cavanagh Jr
Girl mails letter to Santa with trading stamp
In Paragould Arkansas young Nita White age five lacked a postage stamp so she affixed a trading stamp to her letter to Santa Claus. Postal clerks canceled the stamp and forwarded the letter to St Nick.
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Birthday Party at Johris Conoco Ady
Free cake and coffee offered at a birthday party on December 4 starting at 6 p.m. at Johris Conoco Ady. The notice provides no end time.
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Fine Weather For Christmas Weekend Across Canada
Weather over the Christmas weekend is forecast to be fair and mild. Ottawa temperatures are expected to reach the 50s today and tomorrow, with western Canada enjoying fair conditions and the east seeing moderation after days of severe weather.
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Ottawa
Nasser threatens Israel over atomic reactor
Cairo AP report says President Gamal Abdel Nasser warned of a shooting war if Israel proceeds with an atomic reactor near Beersheba saying imperialist powers push Israel to arm itself. He pledged to obtain atomic bombs if Israel does first. Israel denies bomb intent and cites peaceful aims with French help.
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Washington
London
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Leahy Urges Reorganization Of Forestry Commission
Wichita AP Leahy former director calls for reorganization of the six member Forestry Fish and Game Commission in a Wichita Eagle letter. He resigns effective March 1 1961 and hopes Gov elect Anderson appoints men of good will to raise morale and restore high efficiency amid accusations by other members of political motive.
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
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John Anderson
Commission
Train Rams Into A Loaded Bus Near St Johns
A Canadian National train crashed into a bus carrying Christmas shoppers at a crossing in St Johns Midland. Twelve people including the driver were injured. rescuers freed a woman and a man after a two minute effort as the bus, entering from Petty Harbor, slid onto the tracks and was dragged 50 feet before hitting a telephone pole.
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Fear Seven Dead In Explosion In Boston
An explosion wrecked a cafe near City Square in Charlestown Boston tearing through a three story brick building. Initial toll was two dead and five injured with reports of potential seven deaths. Cafe owner Benjamin Segal died after admission to hospital.
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Furrier distributes Christmas cash to newsboys in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City AP reports furrier Joe H. Dupler gave ten dollar bills to newsboys during a Christmas tradition. Dupler, who runs stores in Salt Lake City and Denver, recalls giving similar gifts since moving to Salt Lake City 20 years ago as firemen helped with a holiday party amid a ruined scene.
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Joe H. Dupler
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Dupler
Dogs Cause Stir At Union Station Transit
Two Great Danes pulling a man on leashes caused a scene in Union Station. Ed Stuart said he and his wife were driving from the East Coast to Kansas City when they wrecked their car and trailer after hitting a snow plow in Hillsboro, Ohio. They took a cab to Cincinnati, paid for two bedrooms in St. Louis, then split accommodations to Kansas City. Stuart quipped that only one room was available and the dogs had the roomette, noting dogs are banned from coaches and they’d travel by coach.
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Ed Stuart
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Hillsboro
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Kennedy Plans Cautious Tax Change Path After Election
President elect John F Kennedy will delay major tax cuts and public works decisions until after his January 20 inauguration. He rehearsed a go slow stance as he spent Christmas at his Palm Beach home, meeting Rep Multer and Sen Pena Prado while awaiting the birth of his son. Kennedy also named Walter Heller as chair of his Council of Economic Advisers to study tax options aimed at easing a recession while guarding against inflation. Kennedy avoided firm policy details, signaling careful scrutiny of the economy before acting.
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Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Multer
Pena Prado
Peru
Manuel Prado
Caroline
L John Fitzgerald Jr
Walter W. Heller
University of Minnesota
Council of Economic Advisers
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Death toll on roads starts up during Christmas weekend
Traffic deaths across the country began rising during the Christmas holiday period. After 12 hours, 39 were killed on highways, as fires and other accidents brought the total to 50. Icy roads and warnings from the National Safety Council about speeding and drinking marked the start of a 78 hour period ending Monday midnight.
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Associated Press
Blast near Boston Navy Yard sighted from Bunker Hill
Rescue teams comb the rubble after a blast near the Boston Navy Yard, with the Bunker Hill Monument in view. Fire crews work to locate any possible victims as smoke lingers over the site.
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World Hears The Plea Of Little Girl
Dorothy Ridgeway of Hardy Virginia awakens to a Christmas flood of world greetings and gifts. An Army airplane from Ft Eustis and a two foot tall dancing doll from England arrive as Carl transcontinental aid travels to her mountain home. Messages pour in from Japan Germany Korea Greenland and all U S states. Dorothy has battled a chronic condition since 1935 and shows no progression lately making this Christmas the happiest yet.
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James Walker
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