U S Embassy Security in Jakarta Amid Demonstration
Police posted around the U S Embassy in Jakarta after a protest by about 500 Indonesians against possible deployment of the U S Seventh Fleet to the Indian Ocean. About 50 demonstrators reportedly rattled the gates. no injuries or embassy damage were reported.
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Ex Bar Assn Chief Beardley Dies at 81
Charles A. Beardley, 81, former president of the American Bar Association in 1939, died Sunday in Oakland California. The notice notes his leadership and long legal career.
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Greek Premier Resigns After Confidence Vote
Greek Premier George Papandreou submits his resignation to King Paul after a narrow confidence vote. He asked for dissolution of Parliament and new elections as his minority government failed to secure broad support. The king’s next step remains undecided and new elections are possible.
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Christmas Around the World Sparks Bethlehem Pilgrim Rush
Thousands of pilgrims from around the globe flocked to Bethlehem for Christmas at the grotto as tensions flare in Cyprus and Korea and a wall divides Berlin. Jordanian police bolster order amid a peace deal while a harsh winter storm disrupts travel across the United States.
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Snowstorm Snows Deep South Widest Century Record
A fast moving winter storm brought the heaviest snowfalls of the century to parts of the South and East. Up to 16 inches fell in western and southern Virginia and eight inches around New York City, with major travel disruption and several dozen deaths from traffic and exposure. Government offices let workers go home early and a white Christmas was forecast for much of the East. Temperatures plummeted to record lows in Memphis and snow covered Tennessee and Kentucky. The storm spread north to New England and the eastern Great Lakes, then cleared to warmer, clearer weather Pacificward.
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Trains collided in fog in Hungary killing 32
In central Hungary a passenger train from Budapest hit a stationary freight near Szolnok in dense fog. The Hungarian news agency MTT reported 32 dead and 36 injured as engineers failed to see signal lights.
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