Pilgrims Arrive Amid War as Gaza Scenes Unfold
Israeli warplanes pounded Arab guerrillas inside Jordan while pilgrims moved toward Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Al Fatah saboteurs based in Manshiya faced Israeli strikes near Beisan Valley as over 2,000 Arabs and Christians from Jordan, Lebanon, and Kuwait arrived via Allenby Bridge. Police and troops remained on high alert amid threats during Christmas season.
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Killings Suspect Is Slain in Los Angeles Shootout
Police killed Robert Charles Osby after a family dispute turned violent. A man described as Osby opened fire, wounding two girls ages 4 and 5 and prompting officers Sel. Moore Mandella and Reyes to attempt a surrender. A shotgun blast inside a South Central Los Angeles home led to Osby’s death as Officer Schmidt fired.
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Rival Leftist Groups Clash at Tokyo University
More than 50 persons were injured today when rival leftist student factions fought at Tokyo University. The violence broke out in the media college area as one group aligned with the Japanese Communist Party and the other with radical extremists battled for leadership in a student reform movement.
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Nixon on Fla Visit for 10 Days
President elect Richard Nixon began a 10 day stay at Key Biscayne Florida welcomed by water borne carolers. He planned discussions with Rogers Laird Kissinger Goodpaster and Harrow on national security and the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Nixon and family arrived after a 24 hour flu and said no announcements during relaxation period before the Rose Bowl trip to Pasadena Utah
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Vote Favors End of Tieup at Hospitals
Kaiser Foundation's 11 hospitals and 13 clinics in Northern California end an eight day strike and return to work under a new contract. Local 260 workers vote 1,199 to 105 in favor after 30 hours of marathon negotiations led by Edgar Kaiser. Wages rise 40 to 50 cents an hour for many, with some categories higher, and backdated gains to November 1.
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Man's Frozen Body Found on Santa Fe Freight Car
The frozen body of a man, Edward Chilwood, 55, was found on a flat car of a Santa Fe freight train that arrived in Barstow on Monday. Deputy Coroner Swaiter ty said the man was believed to be from Oklahoma.
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Kidnap Suspect Faces Assault Trial in Los Angeles
Los Angeles ace kidnaping Beverly Hills banker’s son, Robert Lee Davy, to be tried January 28 on two counts of assault against a federal agent. Davy pleads innocent. incident followed a high speed chase and car ram into agents. Victim Jim Stafford Jr. rescued. Davy already held on kidnaping charges.
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Wealthy San Francisco family terrorized by three armed bandits
A San Francisco family. MacDonalds, while wrapping Christmas gifts in a three story mansion, faced three masked gunmen. They ordered Virginia MacDonald, 45, and daughter Sidney, 20, to lie on the floor and fired near them. The intruders stole cash and jewelry, burned Mrs. Vanderver, and escaped in a black sedan.
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Decoration awards to three homes in Long Beach
Three families received awards Monday night from the Long Beach Beautiful Committee for outstanding residential Christmas decorations. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Few of 3642 Denver Ave and Mr. and Mrs. Lee of 3645 Delta Ave. third place went to Mr. and Mrs. W. Brows.
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Palos Verdes Apartment Bid For Board Hearing
Los Angeles County planning board will hold a hearing on a proposal for an apartment complex on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Payton Realty seeks a special permit, locating it near Sculmist Drive with land from Cuvecrest Drive to High Rider. The regional planning county mission will review and issue a final ruling.
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Arraign Ferguson Brothers in Navarro Slaying
Two Chicago brothers, Thomas Ferguson 17 and Paul Ferguson 22, were arraigned in Superior Court on murder charges in the Ramon Navarro case. Thomas, tried as an adult but under 18, faces no death penalty if convicted. dates set for pleas December 30 and January 18.
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Huge Crop Loss From Freeze Hits Southern California
Weather frost caused estimated 30 million in citrus damage across eight counties with Riverside reporting 20 million loss. Flowers and wholesale trees suffered heavy hits from San Diego to Santa Rosa Valley, while orange, lemon and avocado crops faced up to 40 percent ruin in inland citrus areas.
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Closed Bank Creditors to Get 52 Cents
Federal Judge approves a settlement paying San Francisco National Bank creditors 62 cents on the dollar, with $28 million in consents. The FDIC will distribute the funds after the bank closed January 22, 1985. The deal marks a major recovery for creditors in the wake of a historic failure. Also, Oscar J. Altman, longtime IMF official, dies after brief illness.
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Charles Legge
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British Soccer Pool Jackpot Brings Heightened Hopes
A chaotic OCR readout mentions a British soccer pool jackpot of 5481,608 tied to a race among typists and a cryptic note about prize distribution. It references girls, saints, and a solitary worker at a factory, with scattered mentions of Christ and a holiday special. The garbled text covers prize money, seven ties, and individuals including a son of a worker, amid a confused array of names and places, indicating a newspaper brief on a lottery or pool event with human interest notes.
Moynihan Stand Dangerous Charges In NPR Report
Washington reports critique of Moynihan over inflammatory statements linked to rioting alarm as NEGRO charges downgrade of community action programs appear. New York Times recounts bank contents and Johnson era actions while Matthew argues for pride and employment issues amid riots and social tension in America.
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America
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Yorty Sues Times for $2 Million
A two million dollar lawsuit filed in Superior Court accuses the Los Angeles Times and its publisher Otis Chandler and cartoonist Paul Conrad of defaming or injuring reputations. The complaint cites a damaged page and implies involvement by the newspaper’s staff.
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Newborns Wrapped in Big Stocking Story Report
In Cleveland Ohio a hospital case involved newborns wrapped in large stockings. The report outlines how babies were prepared for home discharge with coverings described as red, white and festive. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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