Mountain Lion Stages Bar Entrance Near Wye
Bartender Jack Clark faced a mountain lion that crouched to spring as he opened the tavern in Wye. He reportedly climbed a cooler cabinet backward for safety before friends arrived to help. The animal had been shot by hunters and left frozen upright in the bar overnight.
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Marines Launch Toys For Tots Campaign Here
Terre Haute Marines in partnership with local firms launch the fourth annual Toys For Tots drive. Major Paul M. Dodd urges donations of new or gently used toys and offers home pickup for large contributions. Toys collected will be distributed locally before Christmas by welfare agencies with minor repairs by penitentiary inmates and volunteers.
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Marines Tots Drive Spreads Nationwide Since 1948
Captain Byron T. Shen invites organizations or individuals to cooperate with the Toys for Tots program. Major Dodd notes that since its 1948 start on the west coast the drive has expanded nationwide, with over five million toys distributed last year to children lacking Christmas gifts.
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Adult Education Association Outlines Two Projects
The Adult Education Association advanced plans for two projects a publicity clinic and a program planning workshop. Sessions for the publicity clinic run Feb 20 March 6 and 20 with a survey of organizations for publicity needs. Dr. Robert Smith from Indiana University and Purdue University aided planning for the April workshop.
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United States seeks new aid for Baghdad Pact nations
Washington announced plans to ask Congress for funds to supply military aid to Turkey Pakistan Iraq and Iran on the Baghdad Pact front in the southwest. The move aims to bolster stability in the Middle East amid Soviet pressure and tensions with Syria.
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Not In Prisons Indians Status Cleared Up For Polish Lad
Mayor Jack Williams writes to 14 year old Polish schoolboy in Lodz to explain American Indians are not locked in prisons. He clarifies that Indians may live on reservations or elsewhere with their own police and laws. Williams offers a year's subscription to Arizona Highways and invites exchange letters with a 14 year old Indian boy.
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Ariz
Jack Williams
Jack Ladislaw
Lodz
Poland
Jack
Williams
United States
Jach
Arizona Highways Magazine
Hungarian Refugee Group To Arrive In Milwaukee
A second group of Hungarian refugees, 37 people, is due in Milwaukee tonight, bringing total refugees to 110. The St. Vincent De Paul Society captain and hotel Schroeder will host them while homes and jobs are found after their arrival from camps in Austria and Germany.
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Milwaukee
Charles O'Neill
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Austria
Germany
Schroeder
Indiana State Teachers College Winter Quarter Schedule
Indiana State Teachers College will end the fall quarter for regular day students on Friday December 14. The 1957 winter quarter opens January 3 with registration. Evening and Saturday students register December 27 from 4 30 to 8 30 p m and December 29 from 8 a m to noon.
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Deputy Burns in LPG Car Explosion Near Hobbs
Hobbs New Mexico December 5 deputy sheriff Ivan Read aged 53 sustained painful burns when liquefied petroleum gas used to power his privately owned patrol car exploded Monday. Authorities say the car used butane with a special carburetor and the gas was ignited by a cigarette lighter.
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Hobbs
N. M
Ivan Read
Sheriff Seeks Control of Jail in Jersey Court Fight
Camden County Sheriff Martin Segal, a Republican, filed in state Superior Court to take back jurisdiction of the jail from the Democratic County Board of Freeholders. The board moved jail control from the sheriff’s office just before Segal’s swearing in on November 13, calling it a political grab. Segal succeeded Democrat J. James Hainesworth, who had recommended the change.
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Camden County
Martin Segal
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French Panama Canal Bid Fails After 1879 to 1889
Ferdinand de Lesseps led the initial canal project in Panama from 1879 to 1889. The ambitious French attempt failed, ending in abandonment and heavy losses for investors.
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Ferdinand de Lesseps
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