Madrid Night Serenos Guard City Doors and Lives
Madrid reports on the serenos, 1500 night watchmen who guard doors from 11 pm to dawn, collect tips, and keep order. They open front doors, patrol districts, and assist the sick while sometimes earning 2000 to 6000 pesetas monthly, with elite positions rivaling government officials. The role traces to feudal watchmen and remains hereditary in many families.
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Emilio Moya
Madrid
Serenos
Sereno
Nazarene Church to stage outdoor Christmas birth scene
In Clinton Indiana the Church of the Nazarene will present an outdoor pageant of the birth of Christ at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday evenings November 19 and 20 The street around Fifth and Vine will be closed to allow parking The note adds a line about early Christians facing false charges of human sacrifice.
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Russian Infiltration Aims Through Western Intellectuals
Igor Bogolepov, a former Soviet officer, testified before House investigators that Stalin planned to mobilize Western intellectuals to spark revolution. He described campaigns to place agents in American foundations, universities, and media, and said several groups refused him aid after his defection.
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Karl Marx
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France
Donstantine Duwansky
Senate
Internal Security
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