Christmas Greetings From Tribune Editors
The Tribune Editorial Staff extends Christmas wishes and New Year blessings. A staff photo lineup lists editors and reporters including Robert M. Nesbit Marsee A. Cox Ned A. Bush Madeline Barry J. T. Brassie Jane Nattkemper Harry Hamby Euleta Slover Howard Stevens Marian Perry Robert Cronin Carl Qavis R. W. King Bill Shores Charles Eanes and Kenneth Martin as pictured in four rows.
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Marsee A. Cox
Ned A. Bush, Sr
Telegraph
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J. T. Brassie
Jane Nattkemper
Society
Harry Hamby
Euleta Slover
Howard Stevens
Marian Perry
Robert Cronin
Carl Qavis
R. W. King
Bill Shores
Charles Eanes
Kenneth Martin
Let There Be Peace Today Mr Boyle Christmas Column
HAL BOYLE hopes for a universal peace on Christmas Day across Earth and space. He prays stars, planets, moons, and comets stay in harmony, with flying saucers kept in garages and meteors avoiding conflict as prayers for peace echo through the cosmos.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Orion
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Adenauer Sees Breakup of Cold War Deadlock Near
In a Christmas Day broadcast from Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said the cold war stalemate is breaking up and German reunification may come “within grasping distance” next year. He called the division a burning wound and urged optimism despite the Iron Curtain frontier.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christmas Eve Service At World’s Southern Church
In McMurdo Antarctica a Catholic priest and a Protestant minister co led a Christmas Eve service in the continent’s sole religious chapel built from leftover quonset hut sections. Father Joan C Condit and Chaplain Peter Bol shared duties with Condit playing organ for carols and Bol directing readings from Isaiah as men in the remote station celebrated the holiday.
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Mcmurdo
Antarctica
Joan C. Condit
Jefferson City
Peter Bol
Arcadia
Calif
Holland
Mich
Antarctic
Father Condit
Chaplain Bol
Ross Bay
Little America
Isaiah
Christmas Baskets Reflect Public Spirit Of Giving
The article celebrates Brotherhood Week during Christmas and the spirit of giving. It highlights the Tribune-Star Christmas Basket project as a symbol of love and charity, noting donors give without knowing recipients and tracing the ancient motivation to give.
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David
Tribune-Star
Christians Everywhere Celebrate Christmas Hopefully for Peace
Christmas across the world brought hope for peace despite unrest and shortages. Reports from Europe and the Middle East describe bells in Bethlehem and churches in Budapest while dictatorships limit freedoms and economies strain. In Poland and Hungary, communities seek cheer amid hardship as Western Europe enjoys rationed celebrations and the U S marks a typical White House holiday with family and gifts.
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Europe
Asia
Holy Land
Bethlehem
The Birth of Jesus in Bethlehem as Told in Luke Two
The passage recounts Caesar Augustus ordering a world tax, Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem, Jesus born in a manger because no room in the inn, shepherds in the fields hear angels, and the shepherds visit the nativity then spread the news while Mary ponders these events in her heart.
Nixon to Urge Quick Action on Refugee Aid by Congress
A high ranking informant says the administration will press Congress to swiftly approve admission of more refugees from Communist countries and Hungary. Vice President Nixon may give a nationwide televised address and will appear on a Red Cross and relief agencies sponsored broadcast with Broadway and Hollywood participants. He returns from Vienna and plans a White House briefing with President Eisenhower and aides on specific recommendations. Nixon and his family spend Christmas at home as he prepares for the report.
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Eisenhower
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William P. Rogers
Tesy
Newport Beach
Bill Doran
Bill Hynds
Orange County Red Cross Organization
New Jersey
Hynds
Doran
Pardon granted for Illinois convict at Christmas
Joseph McArthur a 43 year old former prisoner who fled Stateville Penitentiary in 1941 after a auto theft sentence was pardoned by Gov Stratton. McArthur living under alias Charles Burke with wife and three daughters at Long Lake is to appeal to pardon board as judge noted model conduct.
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Long Lake
Illinois
Joseph McArthur
Stateville Penitentiary
Charles Burke
McArthur
Stateville
Wilbert F. Crowley
Illinois Pardon Board
Stratton
Dozen Santas Brighten West Virginia Family Christmas
In San Francisco a dozen Santa Clauses spread Christmas aid to the Luce family of four from Clarksburg after a fire left them homeless. The Luces, Thomas 31 Opal and children Lila Jane 2 and Bradley 3 months, lost money while hitchhiking to California as volunteers handed cash food and clothing at a downtown hotel.
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San Francisco
West Virginia
Clarksburg
California
Thomas Luce
Luces
Thomas
Opal
Lila Jane
Bradley Thomas
No Place Like Home for Christmas in Cincinnati
John Austin 23 entered the workhouse last September to pay off 1439 dollars in fines from 57 traffic violations. At four dollars a day it would take long to finish, until his mother Nellie Austin came to the clerk of courts window and counted out the funds needed to secure his release.
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Cincinnati
John Austin
Austin
Nellie Austin
Hope returns home after Army tour in Alaska shows
Bob Hope comes home for Christmas after a five day visit to Alaska bases. He performed before 30 000 service personnel in six shows at Eilson Ladd Elmendorf and Fort Richardson Air Force bases.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Alaska
Eilson
Ladd
Elmendorf
Fort Richardson
Salvation Army helps mother keep old clothes
An elderly Pasadena woman donated her worn garments to the Salvation Army after learning her daughter was buying herself a new wardrobe. Maj. Andrew Telfer from the Salvation Army Social Service received a call from the daughter reporting the scene and the unexpected generosity.
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Pasadena
Calif
Salvation Army
Andrew Telfer
Social Service Department
Partly Cloudy Conditions Forecast by Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes partly cloudy skies with sunrise at 7 08 and sunset at 4 32. River stage shows 1 9 feet and falling conditions expected through the day.
Local Conditions Report
Yesterday's high reached 33 degrees and the low dropped to 28. A trace of melted snow was recorded as precipitation.
Forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Low tonight about 25. Thursday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Overnight and morning temperatures around 29 on the street thermometer.
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Terre Haute
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