Senate Storm Over Holiday Session Delays Aid Vote
Senate members snarled over delaying processing of the foreign aid bill as many left for holidays. Absent Wayne Morse drew anger along with leaders Mansfield and Dirksen who were out of town. Johnson was informed by urgent calls as the session opened in Washington.
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Where to Find It Six-year Fight by Condemned Man
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Wilson
Father of Four Wanted Christmas for Family
A young father of four fleeing from an attempted robbery was captured in Long Beach after a long foot chase with Officer Paytvelain J. Ewe Dykstrat 50. The suspect James Joseph Blackett 27 of Bell rendered Tuesday after Dykstra threatened him with a revolver. The crime occurred at Lakewood Village and involved a note demanding money and a threat of explosives.
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Christmas Eve Heist Suspect Robs Bank for Family Care
In Long Beach a bank robber identified as Blackett tried to flee with a bag of money after planning Christmas for his four children. Police recovered nitro-like liquid and a vial as chase ended near Lakewood Boulevard. Blackett, jailed, cites unemployment since October as motive.
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Midwest and South warm up amid heavy snow across regions
A weather system brought warm spells and light snow to the Midwest and South while New York saw above freezing temperatures. Record colds lingered in the Intermountain West as roads reopened in Montana and Utah. Snow blankets and travel disruptions persisted in several states.
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British government warns over Cyprus crisis and Turkish intervention
London expresses serious concern over latest developments in Cyprus. The foreign office says it is working with Greek and Turkish authorities and the Cyprus government to handle the situation. Greek Cypriot sources report fighting in Limassol district as Turkish Cypriots hold positions and fire on Greek police despite ceasefire appeals.
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Sitadion
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West Berliners flood the Wall for Christmas visits
In a record rush of 37 000 visitors in three hours West Berliners crossed the concrete barriers and barbed wire to reach East Berlin for Christmas dinners. They arrived by foot rail subway and car carrying geese as gifts for families in the Communist sector. East Berlin announced Christmas music broadcasts as the crowd gathered at the barrier.
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Turks Fly Over Battle Zone in Cyprus Tension
In Nicosia Turkish air force jets conducted several low passes over the city signaling a possible intervention amid Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot clashes. Delegates from both sides went to the British high commissioner's office to discuss cease fire steps set for Tuesday. Sporadic fighting continued as Ankara announced its air policy.
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World Salutes Prince of Peace as Strife Eases for Day
Amid global unrest a momentary pause in hostilities marks a day of prayer and peace. Western Christians participate in services while Berlin’s frontier remains tense and Soviet Moscow emphasizes religious observances. Independent efforts in Vietnam and local churches reflect a rare global pause during the Christmas season.
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Prince of Peace
Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast
Weather tonight in the area remains clear with warmer conditions. Highs near 70 tonight and around 55 in the mountains. deserts stay clear and warm with noon readings about 70.
Traffic Toll Rises Across Nation in Holiday Period
A garbled 1940s style news note reports rising U.S. traffic deaths during a holiday period. It cites a toll around 205 with hours remaining in a 48 hour span and hints at higher figures than a prior non holiday period, referencing local times and a longer holiday stretch.
First Baby Born at Mound Park Hospital
In St Petersburg Florida the first baby born today at Mound Park Hospital is Henry J Christias weighing six pounds five ounces The birth is reported by local officials and adds to a growing list of newborns in the city for the year today
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ST. Petersburg
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Mound ‘Park Hospital
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Fatal Christmas Eve crashes claim multiple lives in Buena Park
A Christmas Eve traffic spree in Buena Park left five dead in a two-vehicle collision and a Santa Ana Freeway wreck killing three men including a veteran California Highway Patrol motorcycle officer. Victims include Merle DeWitt 51 Larya Hough 20 Ernal Fain 45 Margie Fain 45 Billy Neal Johnson 35 and Timothy Schroeder 5 likely. The CHP officer died from head injuries after a freeway crash.
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Panness Ave
Compton
Fain
Ute Auta
Rabbi Won’t Greet Pope as Israeli Premier Legalizes Clash
In Jerusalem Israeli Premier Levi Lilkol blasts Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Nissim for arrogance after Nissim rejects participating in Pope Paul VI welcome ceremonies. Government tensions rise as leaders plan to greet the Pope in Megiddo and Jerusalem, with Nissim demanding a prior meeting in Jerusalem.
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Holy Land
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Fire at Historic Hotel in Washington Pa Kills One
A fire swept through the Ant Hotel in Washington Pennsylvania early Tuesday killing one person and forcing about 30 residents to evacuate in their night attire. The landmark hotel, once a stagecoach stop, served travelers and locals for years.
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