Christmas happiness and charity pages teased in The News
The paper highlights a Santa Claus visit to Happiness House and charity events across pages 13 and 15. Mentions Bert oe Blood donor incident and Betty Vance Kitchen Talk with Robb and Coffee Cups. Sports notes touch North Carolina Cagers Alabama Kluszewski.
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Happiness House
Betty Vance
Robb
Coffee
North Carolina Cagers
Alabama
Kluszewski
City Planning and School Events Schedule Noted
A series of listed meetings and programs appear across multiple venues and schools. The items include a 3:30 Planning special meeting, 7:30 sessions at Outef Door School and Fruit ville School, 6:00 Eagles, 9:00 Christmas Iota High School, 11:00 Christmas m at Southern Pines School, and 2:30 Christmas PNoko mis Elementary plus another Out o-Door School Christmas program.
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Iesta Key
Assn
Outef Door
Cristmas
Fruitville
Eagles
Eagles i
Christmas Iota High School
Southern Pines
Nokomis Elementary
Outo-Door
Telegraph Predicts Butler as Deputy Prime Minister
The Conservative Daily Telegraph reports Chancellor R A Butler will become deputy prime minister next week and take over the treasury from Harold Macmillan who would move to Foreign Affairs. Selwyn Lloyd would be Foreign Secretary. Butler would chairs House of Commons business and oversee economic policy.
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London
Daily Telegraph
R. A. Butler
The
Telegraph
Treasury
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Tive
Defense
Selwyn Lloyd
Foreign Affairs
U.N
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Butler
House of Commons
Commons
Bright Spot Dimchuck Buigwit Respond to Excitement
A clipped exchange highlights Dimchuck keeping composure as Buigwit ridicules the scene. The pair's banter captures a moment of contrasting temperaments amid crowd enthusiasm.
NATO Ministers Meet to Chart Western Defense in New Era
Paris leaders from 15 NATO members open a three day session to reassess defense retooling for greater preparedness in the atomic age and Russia's renewed cold war challenge. The talks emphasize economic and political rivalry as crucial fronts and foresee no quick solutions.
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Paris
NATO Council
Russia
NATO
United States
Les
Wilson Treasury
Humphrey
Santa Goofs Punches Cop and Loses His Suit
New York reported a Santa Claus caused a scene on 42nd Street and Madison Avenue coffee shift, refused to return for hours, then punched Capt. John Lingerfelt. Whitestone, 45, was ordered to surrender his suit and was restrained as officers intervened.
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Santa
New York
Santa Clauses
George Whitestone
42Nd Street
Madison Avenue
John Lingerfelt
Santa S
Whitestone
mid-Manhattan
Lingerfelt
Scrambled Autos For Dinner Ends In Crash
Harry Santas and his son Harry Jr. were nearly home when a passing driver Richard Elliott struck their coupe, sending it over a mailbox and onto a lawn. Elliott, 47, was arrested for improper passing as Metcalf and his son escaped injury and $500 in vehicle damage was reported.
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Harry Metcalf
Walsh
Harry Santas
Harry Jr
Lime Ave
Richard G. Elliott
Orange Ave
Metcalf
Jack Lever
Lever
Elliott
United Nations admits 16 nations ending 10 year freeze
The General Assembly approved 16 new members raising UN total to 76. Spain was the last to join amid applause while Japan and Outer Mongolia were excluded due to Soviet and Nationalist China vetoes. The expansion adds nine Soviet bloc states and six non Communist states across Europe Asia and Africa with the United States expressing joy at the growth.
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Assembly
Security Council
U.N
U. S
Japan
Outer Mongolia
China
U. N
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Ireland
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Spain
Libya
Jordan
Ceylon
Nepal
Cambodia
Laos
Jose Maza
Chile
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Otto John Transferred for Further Questioning in Germany
Otto John a turncoat former West German intelligence chief was moved today from Bonn to Wiesbaden for further questioning. Hermann Dullien refused to confirm the transfer while John 46, deserted to East Germany July 20 1954 and returned to West Germany Monday. He has been questioned in Bonn and held incommunicado since his return.
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Germany
Otto John
Bonn
Hermann Dullien
John
East Germany
West Germany
Couple To Be Freed in Hong Kong Delayed Return
Red Cross officials said Mrs Homer V Bradshaw an American missionary nurse held by the Red Chinese for four years will reach Hong Kong December 20. She was ordered freed and deported November 17 and was among 19 Americans jailed or under house arrest whose release the Communists promised to expedite in September.
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Hong Kong
Red Cross
Homer V. Bradshaw
Red Chinese
False Ad Claim Up Against GM
General Motors Corp. faces government action over alleges misrepresentation claiming genuine Chevrolet replacement parts outperform non labeled parts. The case centers on use of the genuine label and whether it constitutes false advertising under applicable statutes.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Midcontinent Endures Cold Storms From Rockies to Appalachians
Cold and stormy weather gripped a wide swath from the Rockies to the Appalachians with near blizzard conditions reported in eastern Dakotas and Minnesota as winter intensified across the region.
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Rockies
Appalachians
Dakotas
Minnesota
South Asia Hosts Reds
Kabul reports Soviet Premier Bulgaria and Khrushchev arrive amid snowy greeting. Police line roads as Daud accompanies visitors to a guest house. No crowds in Kabul, but officials expect a turnout later in the three to five day visit.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Mohammed Daud
Kremlin
India
Burma
Search Continues For Lost Men
A rescue crew labors at a 28 foot deep pit in Fort Smith Arkansas seeking two men buried alive since Tuesday. An arm of one victim was uncovered at 522 AM marking 36 hours and 37 minutes since the collapse, with hope still alive for a survivor.
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Fort. Smith
Ark
Pardon Board Commutes Irvin Death Sentence
The Florida Pardon Board commuted Walter Lee Irvin’s death sentence to life imprisonment for his role in the Groveland attack case of 1949. Four boys burned to death in Durant Oklahoma as a mother of three of the youths was injured in a fire. In Cyprus, authorities arrested 100 students and 15 teachers after a clash with British troops. two soldiers were injured. Dr. Markus Feldmann, a former newspaper editor, was elected president of Switzerland for 1956.
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Irvin
Durant, Okla
Critton
Ihe
Cyprus
Bern, Switzerland
Markus Feldmann
Today
Switzerland
Nasser threatens full war if Israel further attacks
Cairo reports Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser warned of total war if Israel conducts further aggression on Egyptian and Syrian fronts. He spoke after Israel's assault on Syrian troops near the Sea of Galilee and amid regional tensions linked to a Syrian-Egyptian military pact.
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INS
Gamal Abdel Naser
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Sea of Galilee
Syria
Pune
Lebanon
Weather Outlook Mixed But Mild Across Florida
Partly cloudy conditions expected through Friday with mild temperatures. Florida highs near 75, lows in the 40s to 60s range depending on location, while the East Gulf sees light to moderate northerly winds and a calm marine forecast.
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Sarasota
Thorida
Tallahassee
East Gulf
Totten
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