Khrushchev Says USSR Studies Further Armed Forces Cuts
Moscow Radio quoted Nikita Khrushchev stating the Soviet Union is studying new reductions in its armed forces. He linked such cuts to scientific progress and urged peaceful coexistence while criticizing NATO for prolonging the arms race and cold war.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow Radio Today
Russia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Paris
NATO
Silent Screen Star Norma Talmadge Dies
Las Vegas reports the death of Norma Talmadge at age 60 after cerebral strokes and pneumonia. The silent film icon, seen with husband Dr. Carver James, was among Hollywood’s wealthiest stars and famed for over 200 pictures. Her sisters Natalie and Constance traveled to attend. Her career began in Brooklyn and flourished after moving to Hollywood in 1914.
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Constance
Walter Giblin
Palm Beach, Fla
Joseph M. Schenck
Georgie Jessel
Jersey City
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Brooklyn
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Hollywood
Inside the Citizen churches Christmas services planned
Tucson readers learn churches plan special Christmas services for tonight and tomorrow across the city. The note appears in a community roundup with other features and page references.
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Tucson
Ft. Grant Industrial School
Glen Crofts
Charlie
Pilgrims March To Bethlehem Amid Border Relaxation
In Jerusalem worshippers began a historic trek to Bethlehem as Israeli and Jordanian guards paused border barriers for 36 hours. About 1,700 anticipated cross No Man’s Land to join Roman Catholic Patriarch Alberto Gori for services at the Church of the Nativity.
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Five Businesses Burn In Sierra Vista Blaze
A major fire in Sierra Vista destroyed Minute Grill Tony's Amusement Center and Sierra Vista Jewelry Store all in one building. The Army Store and a pool hall also suffered extensive damage while two families were evacuated and firefighters from Sierra Vista and Ft Huachuca contained the flames after more than two hours. Previously a August fire caused about $250,000 in losses to a supermarket and variety store.
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Minute Grill
James L. Wells
Break-in at McCoy Drive-In yields $60 cash register loss
Police reported a burglary at the McCoy Drive-In 329 S Main Ave where a cash register valued at $60 was stolen. Deputies investigated a separate burglary at a house under construction 2032 E Florence St where a $250 built-in range and oven were taken.
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Electric Blanket Short Circuits Dalmatian's Doghouse Fire
In Atherton California an electric blanket overheats and causes an ornate doghouse to burn. An 11 year old Dalmatian named Penny is forced into the night in her coat, but the fire is stopped before reaching the industrialist H. K. Pohlman’s home.
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Calif
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H. K. Pohlman
Soviet Rockets Send Dogs to High Altitudes for Data
Sovietskaya Russia described multiple rocket flights reaching 125 miles with dogs aboard and returning safely. Albina the dog reportedly flew twice to 125 miles, supporting claims humans could ride rockets. The paper noted rocket stages separate for science gear and animals, both returning by parachute.
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London
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Moscow Radio
Albina
Friend’s confession leads to missing car and beer caper
Frank R. Gould of 440 N. Alvernon Way says he gave his $171 San Manuel paycheck to a friend last night and asked him to cash the check take Gould’s car and bring home beer. The car the check and the beer are missing.
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N. Alvernon Way
San Manuel
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A Desert Christmas in Tucson Bright Clear Skies
The forecast for Tucson calls for clear skies tonight with variable high cloudiness elsewhere in Arizona. It will be slightly warmer tomorrow with a high near 71 degrees and a low around 47.
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Eisenhower invites Russia to halt nuclear arms race
Washington reports that the United States urged Moscow to stop threats and begin real steps toward disarmament. The expanded 25 nation UN Disarmament Commission could first meet early next year. Dulles and Eisenhower emphasized no war and sought evidence of Soviet sincerity while exploring talks and NATO proposals.
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NATO) Council
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Europe
Plane Ditches At Sea Near Oahu
Four of 23 aboard a Navy Super Constellation survived after the plane ditched 25 miles north of Oahu. Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard units joined destroyers and merchant ships in a night search with six mile visibility and six foot seas.
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