Christmas Spirit Rising Above World Turmoil
The Christmas mood spread amid global anxiety with faith and hope, as Berlin saw its first white Christmas in 20 years despite the wall and restrictions. U S and British forces in West Berlin received dinner invitations while Kennedy prepared to greet European citizens by television. The season touched regions from Mexico to Canada, Gaza to Tokyo, with ships delayed and crews facing safety checks, while dignitaries and families found solace in holiday gatherings and charitable acts. Dwight Eisenhower and Barbara welcomed visitors at Palm Desert, joined by their children and grandchildren.
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Argentine President Frondizi Seeks Hemisphere Freedom
In San Francisco, President Arturo Frondizi argued for democracy in the Western Hemisphere during a World Trade Center dinner at the Fairmont. He planned talks with President Kennedy in Palm Beach after a San Francisco to New Orleans itinerary, stressing that economic strides alone won’t suffice against communist pressure.
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Air Force launches satellite from Point Arguello
The Air Force announced a Friday launch of a satellite at Point Arguello naval missile facility near Vandenberg AFB using an Atlas Agena booster. Details remain classified, with officials saying the craft carries test components and may be part of the Midas and Samos sky spy series.
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Adventist Leader Milton Kern Dies at 86
An obituary notes Milton E Kern 86 longtime Adventist Church official and educator who retired in 1951 after 23 years as church youth lender and top church administrator. He died Friday in Lynwood California.
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Teller testifies embezzled funds tied to bets and stock gambles
Philadelphia bank teller Joseph W. Barnes 25 of Upper Darby testified before U S Commissioner Edward Furia that he gambled as much as 400000 in one weekend with bookie Robert McDevitt and that 256000 was unpaid after the Army Navy game. He handed over about 88000 to a stock operator Daly, with others charged in the case.
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Texas Jurist Foe of Integration Dies at 91
U S District Judge William H. Atwell, 91, who disputed the Supreme Court on school segregation, died Friday night. A Dallas native and former city zoo commissioner, he served on the federal bench since 1923, authored pungent opinions, and remained active until a mild stroke in December. He was known for strict courtroom decorum and a love of poker and chewing tobacco.
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Quake Hits Mountain Resort City of Baguio
An earthquake struck the mountain resort city of Baguio Friday night as Philippine news service light reported.
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Peace Test Probing in Holiday at Carlsbad
Scientists at Project Gnome near Carlsbad New Mexico paused results testing after drilling into the cavity from a prior underground test. They reported the drill stem likely missed heat center as they awaited data while the U S Atomic Energy Commission announced another underground explosion in Nevada with a low yield under 20000 tons of TNT.
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29 Airmen Re-enlist at U S Base Abroad
At Chicksands England UPI reports twenty nine U S airmen signed for another four years at the base setting a local record. Officials said most re-enlisted to allow marriage to their British girlfriends.
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