Kashmir Talks Resume In New Delhi Amid China Slide
In New Delhi talks between Indian and Pakistani negotiators aim to continue dialogue on Kashmir and Ladakh amid China influence concerns. The ministerial conference adjourned after formal opening with leaders Bhutto and Swaran Singh holding informal talks.
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Ladakh
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Sardar Swaran Singh
India
Red China
U.N
Kennedy Two Confess They Killed Five Persons
AP reports two men Emanuel Sampers and Henry Du Sablon confessed to a spree that left five people dead in as many days and possibly a sixth. Caesar Lago, 62, a liquor store clerk, died after being shot at Knickerbocker Hospital. The killers targeted stores with a maximum of one hundred dollars taken in the holdups. Sampers and Du Sablon were seized at the Belvedere Hotel and linked to a Christmas eve killing in Woburn, Massachusetts, and Winchester resident Du Sablon was named.
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New York
Caesar Lago
Knickerbocker Hospital
Lago
Martin Himmelstein
Emanuel Sampers
Henry JP. du Sablon
Belvedare
du Sablon
Winchester
Mass
Woburn
United States
Cuba
Ismael Lugo
Brigade 1
Marti
Randall Williams
Greece
Norwood
Society of the Nations
Virginia
Maryland
Florida
West Virginia
Delaware
J . Kennedy
Coast Guard helicopter aids stranded boys on Hatteras Island
A Coast Guard helicopter with a medical corpsman was forced to land at Manteo after Norwood Rollinson 5 and Randall Williams 11 got lost in Cane Hatteras Woods. A doctor treated Norwood and he was sent to Elizabeth City. The incident followed a Christmas bicycle ride and a major storm that disrupted Outer Banks travel.
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Manteo
Rollinson
Frisco
Buxton
Hatteras
Hatteras Island
Mantec, N. C
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Randall Williams
Hatteras’ Island
Cane Hatteras Woods
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Gram
Linson
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Weather sets monthly record with 16.2 inches in area
A winter storm pushed total monthly snowfall to 16.2 inches surpassing the 14.5 inch mark set in 1932. From 2 to 5 inches of snow mixed with rain and sleet fell across Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Roadways iced and accidents occurred while observers described the scene, including rescue efforts and reflections on bravery.
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Maryland
Virginia
Katanga Air Attack Affects Kolwezi Region
Katangan air base at Kolwezi faced a strike by Swedish built jets. Four Katangan planes reportedly destroyed. Kolwezi lies 150 miles northwest of Elisabethville in the copper belt. U.N. forces advanced toward Jadotville, about halfway from Elisabethville to Kolwezi, amid heavy fighting to retake Leopoldville’s control.
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Tshombe
Kowezi
Elisabethville
Leopoldville
U.N
Jadotville
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Belgium
Siant
Union Miniere
Adoula
Africa
Leopoldvvile
Here
Kipushi
Diadoiville
Washington
U.S
U S seeks broader role for Allies and Congo reunification
U S officials urge Allies to feel like full partners in a shared effort as they press to shape the Common Market and block a walled economy. They cite urgency in unifying Congo and advancing U N plans to end Katanga secession while tracking Latin American unity against Castro.
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West
Britain
United States
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress Progtam
Britain warns UN against military tackling Katanga in Congo
London warns the United Nations not to conquer Katanga by force as a means to reunite the Congo. A Foreign Office statement urges Thant to avoid prolonged occupation and to consider Tshombe's offer for a fair division of Katanga's mineral earnings with the central government in Leopoldville. The stance aligns Britain with Tshombe against UN military action.
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Britain
United Nations
Katanga
Congo
Foreign Office
al. Thant
New York
U.N
Thant
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Elisabethville
Harold Macmillan
Tshombe
United States
Tiee
Washington
Bee Territories
Peevey Ae Ae
Rhodesias
Macmillan
Fed
Ued
Risa
Katanga Crisis And Nuclear Submarine Advances
The article surveys Britain’s concerns over Tshombe’s Katanga and mining interests while noting broader 1960s economic strains in the Rhodesias and Britain. It discusses U.S. and Soviet military plans, including nuclear submarines and ASW carrier developments, with projections of faster subs and deeper dives.
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Soviet Union
Thach
Grenfell
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
Sailor Dies in Williamsburg Train Collision After Car Crash
A sailor, Robert L. McConnell, stationed at Skiffe's Creek annex York Town, died when his car failed to negotiate a curve on a Williamsburg street and rested on railroad tracks struck by a train. The holiday traffic period runs from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight New Year’s Day. During Christmas Friday, 21 people died in traffic accidents in the Old Dominion.
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Williamsburg
Robert L. McConnell
Skiffe’s Creek
Yorkown
Williamsburg Street
Old Dominion
Plane Crashes in Corsica Killing Four on Mount Renoso
A four engine Air-Nautique airliner carrying 24 people including Bastia and Nice basketball players crashed while flying from Bastia to Ajaccio. Rescue teams trek snow and fog to the wreck at about 7000 feet with no survivors reported. Fran c ine Nebod, a former North African athlete, was among the passengers.
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Corsica
Mediterranean
Bastia
Nice
France
Fran Cine Nebod
Algiers
Foreign Legion
Anti Saths
Mt. Renoso
The
Air-Nautique Co
Senate probes dockers strike expansion by Senate panel
Senate investigators opened a probe into the dockers strike amid claims of featherbedding and passivity of labor officials. Key figures including Sen John L McClellan and Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz weighed possible hearings as longshore workers and ship owners clashed over work gang sizes and arbitration. The walkout, now six days old, disrupted Atlantic and Gulf port shipping.
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Senate
Saturn
Texas
Iemedi
Commerce
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Dine
Wirtz
William V. Bradley
McClellan
Shoremen’s Association
Ers
Add-Yard
Thomas Gleason
ILA
Anthony Anastasia
Albert Anastasia
Union
Washington
New York Shipping Association
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Fat Loss From Reducing Diets Reported by Scientists
Scientists report eight week trials where 51 men and women, weighing 137 to 280 pounds, followed a 900 calorie daily diet. They lost 12 to 36 pounds, with lean body weight unchanged as measured by potassium atoms. The finding indicates fat loss and applications for studying age, nutrition, disease, drugs, and fitness effects.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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