Guam Evacuates 68 Refugees From Typhoon Hit Guam
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE Calif The first planeload of 68 refugees arrived early today as part of a mass evacuation of 500 military personnel and dependents from typhoon devastated Guam The group includes 32 men 4 wives and 22 children nearly all lost their housing when Typhoon Karen hit the island Air Force says C118 Liftmasters will fly nonstop to Guam until all personnel are evacuated and emergency supplies are moved in to restore normal life
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Consistory Approves 4 to Be Saints
Vatican City reports a consistory under Pope John XXIII approving sainthood for four venerable figures. Pierre Julien Eymard, founder of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament in 1856, and three Marian Catholics from the 19th century, including Antonio Maria Pucci of Viareggio and Vincenzo Pallotti, founder of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate. Canonizations scheduled with Pallotti to be observed separately on January 20.
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Extra Police on Salt Lake City Bomb Patrol
Salt Lake City reports fifty six extra officers patrolled the streets after a mysterious explosion damaged the Salt Lake Mormon Temple early Wednesday. Officials warn of rising vandalism and crime, with temple damage estimated over $2,000. a four inch oak door was torn and eight windows shattered. Public Safety Commissioner Herbert F. Smart pledges action.
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Czech envoy named U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia
WASHINGTON UPI Outerbridge Horsey, a career foreign service officer, has been named new U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia. President Kennedy Wednesday appointed Horsey to succeed Edward T. Wailes, who is retiring.
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Seminary Ouster Over Book Probed
Virginia Beach Virginia Baptists demand trustees of Midwestern Baptist Seminary explain Ralph Elliott's dismissal from the faculty. Elliott was fired in Kansas City October 25 amid controversy over his book The Message of Genesis which interprets Genesis nonfundamentally.
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Derailment in New Mexico Kills Two Hobos and Injures Nine
Southern Pacific freight train derailed in the New Mexico desert Wednesday night, killing two hobos and injuring nine others. Eight cars were badly damaged and could contain more hobos. The wreckage blocked the main line and service would be restored in at least 12 hours. About 30 cars left the track and 800 yards of track were torn up.
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Red China Slaps Khrushchev Again
In a 3500 word Peiping People's Daily declaration issued ahead of a Soviet central committee meeting China blasts Khrushchev's line. It brands United States imperialism as the main aggressor and accuses Moscow of appeasement over Cuba. The dispute centers on negotiating with the West to avert nuclear war.
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