First Lady and family mark Christmas amid mourning
Mrs. John F. Kennedy wore a white dress at Palm Beach marking the end of the mourning period for her husband. She and Princess Lee Radziwill visited former Ambassador Kennedy's home. In Washington, President Johnson hosted a Christmas gathering for Lady Bird's 51st birthday with around 30 guests, while neighbors sang outside. Meanwhile the Schaefer sisters of Philadelphia prepared to spend Christmas together after tragedy. Robeson returned to the U.S. still favorable to communism, saying he remains a believer and is glad to be back in the civil rights movement. Stevenson indicated he will not seek the Democratic nomination for vice president unless Johnson asks and conditions align with health and other factors.
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Fla
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Robeson
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Negra
Russia
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United States
Soviet Union
England
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Adlal EB
Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
West Agaust
Sid Stevenson
John K. Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kenedy
Secret Service
900 Rescued as 100 Perish Off Flaming Ship in Atlantic
The Lakonia burnt as flames spread quickly after midnight on Sunday forcing most aboard to jump or use lifeboats. About 900 rescued and up to 100 feared dead off the Atlantic coast near Madeira and Casablanca with ships from multiple nations assisting. Survivors ferried to Funchal and Casablanca while U.S. planes aided in rescue operations.
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Morocco
Madeira Island
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Salta
Madeira
Air Force
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Weisbaden
Montcalm
Ameri
Rio Grande
Feo Charlesville
Maha
London
General Stean Navigation Co
Genoa
Charlesville
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Independence
Ramstein
Insland
Basel
New York
Casa Pift
Blanca
Ubelthrough
Belu
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U.S
TNE
Don S. Spencer
Comanche
Tex
Morro Castle
Lady Jeanne Campbell Divorces Norman Mailer in Juarez
Lady Jeanne Campbell, Mailer's second wife, obtained a divorce in Juarez Mexico last Monday on grounds of incompatibility. She did not contest custody of their year old daughter awarded to her. Jeanne Campbell is daughter of the Duke of Argyll and a New York columnist for the London Evening Standard. The newspaper is owned by her grandfather.
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Mailer
Norman Mailer
Jeanne Campbell
Atorney Whitman Knapp
Juarez
Mexico
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Maer
Arly Jeanne
Duke of Argyll
New York
Tor
London Evening Standard
Four Children of Executive Die in Baltimore Fire
A Baltimore area fire killed four children of a container executive and his wife, burning through a two-story home in a suburban area near Pikesville. Stacey Poland, 12, Starr Poland, 12, Norman Poland, 3, and Joelena Donald, 5, perished, with two house guests also unaccounted before the blaze engulfed the second floor. Police reported arriving after 2 a.m. as flames consumed the structure, with the family's Polish household involved in the container industry.
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Fours Paper Co
Pikesville
Sid Poland
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Baltimore County Police
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Starr Poland
Norman
Joelena Donald
Poland
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Unclear Entry From Press-Geleoram Page Segment
Fragmentary OCR item shows scattered alphanumeric text, place names, and monetary figure. Readable bits include a date-like fragment, street names, and a "$30.00" amount, with references to Circulation and Beach area. No coherent event or people clearly identifiable.
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Sinking freighter tragedy near Newfoundland yields 18 saved
Halifax reports show the freighters Langlade Douala and Ludwig battling a violent storm south of Port Aux Basques. Seventeen crewmen died or were missing, with 14 survivors rescued by the Canadian icebreaker Gilbert after signaling a Royal Canadian Air Force plane. Survivors endured freezing hours, heavy seas, and life boat transfers as the Langlade and Douala sank in 700 mile per day winds and 75 foot waves.
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N.S
Port Aux Basques
Dougla
James McGrath
Tee
Ant
Charles A. Hall
Miade
Leck
Indiana
Forlstorm
Langlade
Canada
Sinestre
Lilebout
Gabriel Sin
Cwo Nen
Whol Estre
Burgeo
Newfoundland
Port Auk Basques
Oround
Humphrey Gilbert
Royal Canadian Air Force
Sinestro
Halleck criticizes delay in foreign aid bill
Halleck says the foreign aid program has been financed by a temporary law since July 1 and will last only until January. He questions why Congress must rush to pass the bill, noting the next session begins January 7.
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Mel
Congress
Three Rob Bank in L B Holdup Clamps Cash From Tellters
Three men armed with sawed-off shotguns and an automatic pistol roped a bank in Long Beach shortly after opening, forcing 12 employees and 8 customers to stay put. The trio, masked and meticulous, emptied cash drawers at three tellers’ windows while one watched entrances. Police noted the robber with the pistol wiped touched surfaces to avoid leaving fingerprints.
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Eptrances
Fire Leaves Snapp Family Homeless in Sedalia
In Sedalia a family of twelve the Snapps Mr Wi Mr and Mrs Roy Snapp and their ten children were left homeless after a Sunday fire destroyed their two story house amid a frigid night noted as one degree above zero. The blaze consumed the structure forcing the family to flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Local aid and fire crews responded but the house was a total loss. No injuries were reported.
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