Corich Children Celebrate First Christmas With Family
Four month old Johnny Corich enjoys his first Christmas beneath the tree as sister Cathy eight and brother Billy six look on. The children are the offspring of Capt and Mrs Edward Corich of 2004 Norwood Drive Carbondale.
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Sandman First to Wait for Santa Tale
Hal Boyle recalls a child’s Christmas Eve vigil as a parent guides a sleepy observer through the wait for Santa. The piece blends humor and warmth as the youngster, thwarted by Mr Sandman, wakes to find gifts awaiting after a night of hopeful patience. Santa’s visit becomes a cherished memory and vow for next year.
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Newark Fires Fatal To 8
Eight people died and more than 50 evacuated in three pre dawn fires in a low income neighborhood. Arson squad investigates as two fires began at the back of frame buildings and a fourth fire followed after sunrise. Passers by woke residents, preventing a higher toll.
1000-Year-Old Egyptian Prayer Book Found Near Aswan
University of Chicago scholars report the discovery of a nearly intact 1000-year-old Coptic prayer book in Kasr Al-Wizz monastery near Abu Simbel. The manuscript, written on animal skin, recounts conversations of Jesus and the apostles on the Mount of Olives and includes a hymn to the cross.
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East St. Louis Church Fire Damages St. Philip’s
A pre dawn fire heavily damaged St Philip's Roman Catholic Church in East St Louis with authorites estimating 75000 dollars in losses. Fire crews battled the blaze before dawn.
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Fighting Stops For Christmas In Viet Nam Conflict Truce
A 30 hour Christmas cease-fire in Viet Nam halted offensive actions by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces. The truce began at 6 p.m. Friday and aimed to allow holiday rejoicing in Saigon and other cities while troops observed curfews and prepared for possible resumption of operations at 2400 hours on December 25. Local units held Christmas parties for civilians and orphans amid cautious optimism.
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Holiday Travelers Bus Spills On Icy Oregon Night
A southbound Greyhound bus carrying holiday travelers slid on ice on Interstate 5 near Medford Oregon just before midnight, killing 12 passengers and injuring 26 others. The wreck occurred as the bus left the road, with emergency crews responding to the icy site.
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Tax Increase Held Unlikely By Johnson Aides
White House says a 1966 tax boost is premature and unlikely as Johnson aims to cut deficits. Officials warn higher taxes could threaten the five year expansion, favoring deeper civilian spending cuts in Great Society programs and defense. The report notes possible continued budget reductions across space, health, welfare and lower priority defense programs.
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Holiday Toll Rises as Christmas Weekend Traffic Kills 131
The Associated Press reports 131 deaths in early Christmas weekend traffic as winter storms raise highway hazards. The National Safety Council projects 560 to 660 more deaths by midnight Sunday as the 78 hour holiday period ends.
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Snow and Cold Sweep Plains and West
A Christmas Eve storm system brought heavy snow and rain across the nation from the Northwest to the Great Lakes, with up to seven inches in the central Plains and Upper Lakes. Seattle logged eight inches. Spokane three. In Alaska, Fairbanks hit about 50 below, while western storms forecast. Arizona braces for potential floods after washes and riverbeds flooded and hundreds evacuated.
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Weather shifts from rain to light snow tonight
A weather note reports rain changing briefly to light snow tonight then morning fog. Temperatures fall to near 25 to 30 with mud after the storm. Saturday will be clear and colder with a high around 40, and winds will be briefly strong and gusty during storms.
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