India claims gains in drive against Portugal
India said it captured the enclaves of Damao and Diu and opened a broad assault into Goa in a police action order. Navy reports a Portuguese ship sunk off Goa while the bombardment disrupted Nova Goa airport and radio. Portugal claimed outnumbered resistance but negotiated. The United States urged peace as Dean Rusk labeled the move a classic force use by a neutral bloc member. Prime Minister Nehru sent troops, tanks, warships, and bombers to back a rapid campaign.
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Kennedy Cuts Latin Trip Short Due to Cold
President Kennedy, down with a heavy cold, halted in Palm Beach and will divert to Washington Tuesday morning. Press secretary Salinger said the stay was only for newsmen and Mrs Kennedy to join the children for Christmas, with Macmillan meeting still planned. The swing through South America wrapped with mixed demonstrations and warm receptions ended with a safer return to the capital.
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Maine Industry Development Plan Tops Nation
The Society of Industrial Realtors named Maine the best state industrial development program. Judges praised Maine for its Economic Development Department and noted Kentucky Florida and North Carolina for strong programs. Gov John H Reed will receive the award January 19 during the National Association of Real Estate Boards inauguration.
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Little Lass Loses List In Midtown Five and Ten
New York police hold a beige change purse found in a midtown store containing a Christmas list with names and items such as shaving cream pencils and pennies. The purse also held three one-dollar bills a nickel and three pennies. The owner is urged to claim it.
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Maine Republicans file nominating petitions for 1962 races
Two Maine congressmen and more than 20 other candidates began collecting nomination petitions as the election year neared. Rep. Clifford G. McIntire of Perham and Rep. Peter A. Garland of Saco filed for renomination, with McIntire moving to Maine’s newly formed second district and Garland defending the first. Opponent expected from Rep. Stanley R. Tupper of Boothbay Harbor in the reshaped districts. Willard C. Ellis of Augusta, liquor board chair, took out 5,000 petitions not for himself but for other statewide candidates.
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Supreme Court Rejects NAACP Bid on Freedom Riders
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to order a stay of proceedings against Freedom Riders arrested in Jackson Mississippi. The order noted the petitioners seeking the stay did not appear to be the defendants in Mississippi courts. The decision followed a recent ruling overturning Baton Rouge sit-in convictions on narrower grounds. The court warned that federal injunctions against state criminal proceedings are extraordinary and left open the possibility of action later after state courts act.
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Wide weather assault hits nation with storms and floods
A broad weekend storm system brought rain, snow, fog, and severe cold across much of the United States. Fatalities and injuries from traffic accidents were reported, with heavy snowfall near Flagstaff and flooding along the Pearl and Tombigbee rivers. Washington and Chicago airports faced dense fog forcing travel disruptions.
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Beach Girl Dies From Christmas Tree Fire Tragedy
Linda White eight year old of Old Orchard Beach died after a Christmas tree fire. Her mother 25 and sister Dianne six burned. Neighbor George Freeman Jr. 24 rescued Linda. Funeral plans set in Berlin New Hampshire.
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