Gospel of Mark chapter one verses one to twenty
Parallel gospel excerpts compare the RS and KJV versions of Mark one. John the Baptist preaches baptism for repentance in the wilderness. Jesus is baptized, the Spirit descends, and he begins his Galilee ministry calling Simon, Andrew, James, and John to follow him.
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Twins Separated in 12 Hour Operation Remain Critical
The Brodie Sia mese twins aged 15 months, born joined at the head, are on their seventh day apart. The operation took 12 hours 40 minutes. University of Illinois hospital bulletins say no change. Roger Lee remains in a deep coma and very precarious, Rodney Dee conscious briefly then still critical. Both are patients at the Illinois euro psychiatric Institute.
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Illinois Europsychiatric Institute
Today’s Features A Man Called Peter
Marquis Childs reflects on the enduring influence of a man named Peter in American life. The piece appears in today’s editorial page with other sections listed on pages 8 and 15 through 24.
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Gas Leaks Struck Bus Carrying Handicapped Children
In Buffalo a carbon monoxide incident aboard a bus carrying 11 handicapped students left six ill. Driver Bernard Malicki and nurse Mary Butler halted the vehicle, opened windows, and called responders. Thirteen year old seat tests showed no defect. All children were released after assessment.
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Judge pressures thief in comical purse theft case
A light moment unfolds as a judge asks why a defendant stole a purse. The reply claims illness and a belief that the change inside could help, highlighting a humorous exchange in a local courtroom context.
World Christmas Prayer Highlights Peace Efforts
The Associated Press reports Christians worldwide mark Christmas Eve with prayers and services. In Bethlehem a Catholic midnight mass and a Protestant service unfold at sacred sites as border tensions ease for pilgrims. Pope Pius XII calls for peace and criticizes Communism while urging public works to fight unemployment.
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Pope Pius XI Criticizes Mechanized Society in Christmas Message
In a Christmas Eve address from Vatican City Pope Pius XI condemns mechanized modern life and urges turning to Christ for salvation. He laments poverty and war followed by Cold War, criticizes labor unions and capitalist bosses, and warns access to work is tied to political registration. Concluded on Page 12 Column 1.
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Snow Forecast for Christmas in Syracuse
Weather expert An drew P Keller predicted a possible white Christmas for Syracuse with a western storm near St Louis possibly bringing snow and a cool weekend ahead. Temperatures were seen dipping to 32 tonight and rising to 36 tomorrow with 10 to 20 mph winds from the west northwest.
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Wholesale Food Index Rises After 11-Week Slide
New York reports the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food index at 6.15 for this week, up from 6.11 last week, the first rise since early October. The index is down 7.4 percent from last year and remains well below its August peak.
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Passenger leaves undecorated Christmas tree on Pullman trip
Pullman Co officials report a passenger traveling from Seattle to the East apparently abandoned a seven foot undecorated Christmas tree on the train after losing his holiday spirit.
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Ship Death Toll Rises From Champollion Wreck
Beirut officials report 27 deaths from the Champollion wreck with about 100 injured as passengers and crew were rescued from surf and reefs. Observers say the toll could climb with 16 bodies recovered and more feared among the lifeboat and swimmer victims.
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Eisenhower selects St Louis man Morse as undersecretary
President elect Eisenhower names True BD Morse of St Louis Missouri for undersecretary of agriculture to work with Ezra Taft Benson. Morse 56, farm management service board chair and farm publication editor, will earn 17500 dollars annually and must be confirmed by the Senate after January 20.
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Fliers Drop Candy To Island Children
A U S Air Force C 47 dropped 100 pounds of candy bars to children on a tiny island off the Korean coast. Lt Don Davis said the crew, delivering a supply run between Krushu Japan and Korea, waved to the kids as they offered a Merry Christmas message in Korean.
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FBI Ordered to Enter Waterfront Probe
Attorney General McGranery instructed the FBI to take over the New York waterfront probe amid testimony to the State Crime Commission describing bribery extortion shakedowns and gang violence. He said the DOJ has sufficient evidence of federal law violations to warrant a full-scale federal investigation.
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Santa's Sleigh Breaks Down at North Pole Runway
A playful North Pole scene describes Santa and Mrs. Claus preparing the sleigh with elves and reindeer when a runner breaks spilling presents. A U S Air Force plane lands, offering help as the story teased continuation on page 12.
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Eisenhower Ad Advisers Draft New Korea Plan
The New York Times reports President elect Eisenhower and top advisers have crafted a new strategic plan to end the Korea War. It centers on convincing the Kremlin the U S will not withdraw or back repatriation of prisoners, and avoids expanding the conflict. The plan, prepared by the Eisenhower administration High Command, envisions greater South Korean involvement with no large UN troop surge.
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Yugoslavia Seizes 26 Italian Boats
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav coast guard seized 26 Italian fishing vessels on illegal operation in Yugoslav waters. The boats and 215 crew members were brought to the Adriatic port of Pula. Venice reports say the boats radioed they were seized while in international waters outside Yugoslav territory.
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Herald Journal skips Christmas Day edition
The Herald Journal announces there will be no newspaper published on Christmas Day.
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Dutch Arrest Tass Newsman in The Hague
The Netherlands police arrested Lev Constantinovitch Pissarev a 37 year old Tass correspondent in The Hague on suspicion of spying. A Foreign Office statement said he had secret documents in his possession when detained and that the Dutch government notified the Russian ambassador about the arrest.
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Prisoners to Dine On Seized Chickens
In Hamilton County Tennessee officers destroyed a 2000 gallon copper still and confiscated enough chickens to provide a Christmas dinner for county prisoners. Sheriff Rex Richer said the moonshining operation was in a chicken house and some chickens were kept around as blind.
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Liberte Sailors Barred From Christmas Shore Leave
About 270 of 974 crew members aboard the liner Liberte were barred from U S entry under the McCarran Walter act after the ship docked in New York. 27 others had improper papers and were to be cleared later. the ship remains in port until Saturday. Immigration Inspector Leonard Martin reported most crew refused to answer questions or were ineligible. One member denied entry for Communist Party membership and another for a criminal record.
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Truman Restores Rights to Ex-Cons
President Truman restored full civil rights to federal offenders who completed prison terms and served honorably in the armed services for a year or more since Korea. A second order granted civil rights to some peacetime deserters from the military.
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Santa braves 27 below zero for annual reindeer visit
At North Pole the temperature was at least 27 degrees below zero as Santa Claus prepared his world circling trip. The day was partly cloudy with good visibility for the jolly visit to good girls and boys.
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Christmas Calm on Korean Front After Massive Chinese Attack
UN forces repelled a 100-man Chinese assault near T-Bone Hill on the west central front. Allied units, backed by heavy artillery, inflicted heavy losses on the Reds who boasted of marching on Seoul by Christmas. Sporadic fire remained as a “four-hour” cease-fire was reportedly promised at dawn.
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