Yuletide giving fuels wartime season in 1940s year
A metropolitan survey finds Christmas Club savers in excess of 1 million dollars in the area with about 14 000 members. Banks report robust payouts while stores seek seasonal help nationwide as 15 million Christmas Clubbers contribute to a record 1 8 billion across 10 000 institutions. Page 3 col 7.
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Ape
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Cleveland
New York City
Romania May Seek Peace for Viet Nam Through Hanoi
Western diplomats hinted Romania may send a delegation to Hanoi to sound out peace opportunities in Viet Nam. Bucharest would reportedly send a leading government or party figure to explore settlement options while avoiding deep involvement. US officials said Romania had not sought mediation and cautioned that chances of success appeared slender.
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Hanoi
K. C. Thaler
London
UPI
Viet Nam
Bucharest
U.S State Department
United States
Peking
U S Steel shifts to Delaware for tax reasons
United States Steel Corp transfers its corporate residence from New Jersey to Delaware, with stockholders approving a merger into a Delaware subsidiary. Operations remain in Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia area, and the Delaware parent will be renamed U S Steel Corp. The move aims to secure tax advantages while preserving production locations.
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Hoboken
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
US. Steel Co
Delaware Corporation
Deluge drenching southern California and Sierra Nevada
A severe storm bathes southern California with heavy rain and snow down to 3000 feet north of Yosemite. Five dead in Baja California and Tijuana as homes collapse and floods rise. Los Angeles reports nearly four inches of rain in three days, with cars washed from roads and mud flooding residences. Desert towns like Palm Springs isolated by flash floods. highways blocked, multiple drownings. The weather system feeds fresh downpours expected through Friday and beyond, as authorities monitor missing persons and continuing high water.
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Yosemite
Tijuana
Los Angeles
UPI
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Miami
Air Force
System
Palm Springs
Pilot held in night of racially charged plane arson
Shaw, ex Air Force enlistee, admitted tossing Molotov like devices from a small plane at low altitude in several neighborhoods including Black and Jewish areas. Officials say no injuries occurred though damage was extensive. He claimed to target agitators and believed Communists used Negroes for unrest. Police traced rentals to Shaw after a November 16 incident in North Bay Village.
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UPT
Fred Mowry
Dave Helman
T. A. Buchanan
Criminal Intelligence Unit
North Bay
Stanton eyes governorship in 1966 race
Cleveland Cleveland City Council President James Stanton said he is considering running for the Democratic nomination for governor in 1966. He stated there is a strong possibility he may run. Cuyahoga County Democratic Chairman Albert S. Porter is reported trying to secure Stanton's endorsement from leaders in other parts of Ohio.
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Stanton Cuyahoga County
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Albert S. Porter
Stanton
Ohio
Indonesian General Warns Communists Preparing Counteroffensive
Indonesia's top military leader warned that Communist forces behind the Oct. 1 coup attempt are preparing a counteroffensive against the armed forces. Defense Minister Gen Abdul Haris Nasution told reserve officers in Bandung that coup elements have not been eradicated and underground members are rallying for a comeback. The speech text was disclosed on Wednesday.
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UPI
Indonesia
Abdul ‘Haris Nasution
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Bandung
Santa to use helicopter for Christmas world tours
Santa Claus announces he has stabled his reindeer and will fly by helicopter for trips to children worldwide. The helicopter will reach Lorain County at 10 a.m. today with first stop at Hill's Department Store in Homewood Shopping Center Lorain.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Santa
Lorain County
Hill's Department Store
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Lorain
Allen Family Tries to Celebrate Thanksgiving Visit
Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Donald C Allen welcome their son Donald Jr and daughter in law Sandra visiting from California at 227 Yale Ave They plan to observe both Thanksgiving and Christmas with their air force son stationed at McClellan amid Viet Nam era time limits preventing holiday gifts The scene is warm yet tinged with wartime separation and busy preparations noting missing evergreen traditions with family photos and plans to continue celebrations on page 3.
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Donald Jr
Sandra
Elyria
California
Yale Ave
Donald
U. S. Air Force
McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Beth
Allens
Ike to have turkey dinner at Walter Reed
Washington (UPI) The 75 year old former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will have an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner with his family at Walter Reed Army Medical Center as doctors report he is recovering well from two recent heart attacks. A gradual increase in physical exercise will be allowed next week after his activities have been limited to sitting up occasionally.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Weather Drizzle Then Clouds Increase Overnight
Weather report notes light drizzle and drizzle with little temperature change. High around 42. Partly cloudy morning, then cooler tonight with a low near freezing. Friday remains partly cloudy and colder.
AEC says Soviet cut is fiction says no evidence
The Atomic Energy Commission said there is no evidence that the Soviet Union has carried out cutbacks in nuclear materials production, despite Khrushchev's 1964 pledge to halt two plutonium reactors and curb uranium 235 output, a claim tied to a 1964 Soviet warning.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Where to Turn GM Expansion Nearing Completion
The article notes the GM expansion is nearly complete, detailing progress and remaining steps toward full operational status. It outlines implications for local industry, employment, and regional economic impact as the project nears completion.
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