Christmas and the Soul Beyond Bread Alone
An editorial argues that Christmas celebrates the intangible spirit of humanity, contrasting spiritual well being with materialism. It cites scripture and a Khrushchev Humphrey exchange to warn that without morality and soul, man becomes mere flesh. The piece warns against a world ruled by material aims alone.
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Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Khrushchev
Bar Association Tightens Rule on Judges Political Involvement
The Los Angeles Bar Association voted to push for compliance with judicial canons restricting judges from running for nonjudicial office or taking part in partisan politics. The move targets concerns about bias and public confidence in judicial independence, citing cases like Superior Judge Stanley Mask. Critics call it a restrictive standard that could hinder capable judges seeking advancement.
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LOS Angeles Bar Assn
Stanley Mask
California
Canon
Association
Campaign for Master Contract Signals Hoffa Power Bid
The labor rackets probe shows Teamsters leadership cannot be trusted with power. President James R Hoffa pursues a nationwide master contract to replace 25000 individual agreements, promising uniform rates across regions in exchange for locals' independence, a move critics fear would expand his control.
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Teamsters Union
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Cy Ree
Long Beach
Hoffa
Midwest
West
Floffa
Stand by With the Stopper in Ocean Drilling Plan
Senator Soaper notes NAS proposal to drill a hole in the ocean bottom, with a stopper ready. Freshman physics links cold weather to contraction affecting buses. humor riffs on Christmas shopping, fruit cake, and a missile launch countdown. British housewives’ survey ranks an ice box first among household utilities.
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Bill Vaughan
National Academy of Sciences
Ridder and Banlel Ridder in Press Staff Lineup
The document lists press and advertising staff positions including co publisher Harold My Mines, publisher Samuel G. Cameron, editor Miles, and executive editor Miles Lines. It notes editors, managers, and representatives with addresses in New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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Herman H. Ridder
Fupiivhen
Banlel
H. Ridder
Harold My Mines, Agal
Samuel G. Cameron
Denl
E.A. Colling J
Aldder-Johds
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Biggs
Beteole Penobscot
Minnexpotts
Posmay Tower
Pau
Ebat
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sutter
Rayburn poised to be Congress' top powerbroker
Washington reports Speaker Sam Rayburn, turning 7 the day before the new Congress opens, is expected to dominate the upcoming session. His influence could shape the party image as Liberals gain seats, while control of the Rules Committee and plans for a new Internal Security Committee test the balance with Francis Walter and Emanuel Celler watching wary.
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Washington
Sam Raybuzz
Burn
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Howe
Rules Committee
Rep
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rayburn
Fla
Francis E. Walter
Un-American Activities Committee
Judiciary Committee
Internal Security Committee
Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
Waller
Gentlema
Raghium
Walter
Trate
Eisenhower Seeks Balanced Budget To Restrain Spenders
President Eisenhower challenges lawmakers to keep spending in check with a balanced budget near 77 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, reducing last year’s outlay by about 2.2 billion. He cites tax receipts and improving business conditions as reasons for potential revenue gains and a possible cash surplus, urging Congress led by Democrats to align expenditures with this plan. The move aims to prevent inflation, support economic growth, and uphold U.S. financial responsibilities abroad.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Democratic Party
On Christmas We Are All Children
Theme essay on Christmas joy and fellowship. It links love, courage, and togetherness to divine nativity, citing angels, the stable, and the Christ Spirit within each person. The piece urges warmth, compassion, and peace, concluding with St Paul’s benediction for comfort and unity.
Moon Phases Do Not Alter Birth Rates Study Finds
A Pennsylvania hospital study, cited in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, found no correlation between the moon's phases and delivery timing. The report likens birth dates to Monte Carlo gambling, noting no periodic system.
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Pennsylvania
American Journal of Obstetries and Gyrcology
Total lunar eclipse to span the United States March 13 1960
The article notes a total lunar eclipse visible across the United States in its early morning hours of March 13 1960. Totality lasts one hour and 36 minutes with mid eclipse at 3 30 am EST.
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United States
Portraits of Bethlehem in a Christmas Night Scene
A peaceful Bethlehem story depicts shepherds on the hills watching their flocks. A whisper of angels fills the sky as brilliant light appears and heavenly voices sing. The Baby Jesus, Son of God, is born in Bethlehem, God’s greatest gift on earth this glorious Christmas morn. We retire to worship Him and seek grace, guidance, and strength to live better.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
God
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Soaper
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Weleoram
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Harry Karas Fit
Washington News Bureau
Albee Building
Eamls
Metropallian Group
Ines
Doris Fleeson
Nurn
David Lawrence
Ihe
McKinley
A. Vyhis
Rudyard Kipling
Frances Williz
Switzerland
Norway
Roothe Luce
Italy
Eugenie Angerson
Denmark
American Hospital
Assassis
George Clark
James J. Metcalfe
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