Peace by Christmas Hopes Rise Amid Korea Ceasefire Talks
The column notes a possible ceasefire line in Korea and days of risk ahead, while detailing ongoing arms talks and the wider Cold War strain. It cites casualty totals reaching 100 176 and compares to Pacific war losses, with tension over disarmament and Western defenses.
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U.S. Debt Nearing 275 Billion Dollar Limit
The national debt is forecast to exceed the 275 billion dollar legal ceiling within the next year. Treasury Secretary Snyder likely will request Congress to raise the debt limit as debt climbs from 259 billion at year end and 262.5 billion by next June.
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Origins of Christmas Customs Across Civilizations
The article traces Christmas traditions from Rome to England and Druids, noting mistletoe, Yule logs, Wassail, egg nog, and St Francis of Assisi. It links modern customs to ancient Yuletide practices and the Magi’s nativity worship, highlighting their universal spread.
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Martin Luther
England
Francis of
Los Pastores Traditional Feature Of Mexican Yule
The piece describes Los Pastores as a Mexican Christmas pageant with actors trained weeks ahead to reenact the shepherds following the star to Bethlehem. They sing carols as they carry star-lit poles and bells through midnight processions to the church, ending at dawn. On January 6, Three Kings Day, they sing before the Kings images and children stuff hay in shoes for toys and sweets from the Kings in return.
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St Nicholas Names Across Nations
American children refer to St Nicholas as Santa Claus or St Nick while British call him Father Christmas and Dutch Kris Kringle. The historic Nicholas was a Lycia bishop noted for piety and generosity, a famed giver of gifts.
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Too Much Roasting Can Ruin the Turkey
Manya turkey perfectly dressed and stuffed has been ruined by roasting. The key factor is temperature. too high heat can turn an excellent bird into dry stringy meat. Modern methods advise 300 degrees and avoid tedious basting.
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