Garden City Briefs Touch Capote Visit and TV Plans
A return visit to Garden City by Truman Capote and Nell Harper is due in January with Capote signaling a few days’ stay in a Christmas card from Switzerland. Harlan Parkinson appears on NBC telecast of David Brinkley’s Journal tomorrow. GPW Lima Peru will feature a pilot school lunch program.
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Red China Paper Attacks Nehru Over Goa Invasion
Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong criticized Prime Minister Nehru for India's Goa invasion. The editorial mocked Nehru while not condemning the act, highlighting China’s anticolonial stance and widening split with the Soviet Union on international policy.
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Gas Garden pun about athletes and astronauts
A quirky line notes that athletes fear athlete's foot while astronauts allegedly face missile toes in a humorous take on sports and space.
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India Claims Complete Victory in Invasions
Bombay India's Defense Ministry announced that Indian forces achieved complete victory in the blitz across Portugal's three tiny western coast territories. The claim came 36 hours after swift assaults ended major fighting on the subcontinent.
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Soviet Veto Blocks Western Goa Resolution at UN
At the United Nations a Soviet veto blocked a Western draft calling for withdrawal of Indian troops from Goa and other Portuguese enclaves. The 7-4 Western vote failed as the Asian African bloc opposed both sides, with Portugal urged to quit the territories.
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Rift on Katanga Action Deepens in U S Senate Debate
Washington AP report shows growing Senate division on Katanga policy. Fulbright declines comment while Dodd pushes for inquiry into UN efforts to curb Tshombe. Lausche questions UN legality, Javits backs action to avoid Cold War confrontation in Congo.
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Fire Damages Wiring In Car Here Today
A 1956 automobile owned by Alfred D. Miller of Holcomb burned wiring this morning. Firemen answered at 7:39 a.m. The car stalled in the 500 block of Penn after Miller ran out of gas and returned with a gallon. The fire began as he tried to start the vehicle.
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Indonesians Prepare to Invade West New Guinea
President Sukarno ordered total mobilization and armed forces ready to invade Dutch held West New Guinea at any time. He pledged to wreck Dutch attempts at a puppet state and to raise the Indonesian flag in Irian, rallying about one million supporters in Jogjakarta. Dutch forces in West New Guinea include 1000 infantry, 1000 marines, ships, fighters, and Neptune patrol aircraft.
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World War Flares Across Fronts as War Talk Rises
The AP reports brush fires and war talk ahead of Christmas. India claims victory in a 36 hour blitz to seize Goa Damao and Diu from Portugal. Portugal counters fighting continues at Nova Goa. A Soviet veto blocks a UN call for India to quit firing and negotiate. Sukarno orders mobilization for an invasion of West New Guinea West Papua. The Dutch seek UN mediated settlement. In Katanga a cease fire is ordered as UN troops occupy Elisabethville, with guerrilla resistance feared. Tensions persist in Algeria Angola Vietnam and the India Red China border. Laos neutral government efforts unresolved. Holy Land remains calm.
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Kennedy Returns to Washington After Latin American Trip
President Kennedy flew into Washington National Airport in poor visibility after a Latin American tour and a Palm Beach stay to rest and fight a cold. He planned a 4 p.m. National Security Council meeting and a Wednesday news conference, with Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan scheduled for Thursday. Weather delays and earache during the trip marked the journey. Mrs. Kennedy remained in Palm Beach for the holidays with Caroline and John Jr.
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Late Shopping Set This Week
Garden City merchants will stay open until 8 p m Thursday and Friday to aid last minute Christmas shoppers. The Retail Committee of the Chamber of Commerce says usual Saturday closing hours apply this Saturday.
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Magazine Writer Dorothea Beatty Dies in Roxbury Conn
Dorothea McKnight Beatty a 75 year old magazine writer died after a long illness in Roxbury Conn She collaborated with her husband Jerome Beatty and is survived by a son Jerome M Beatty Beatty was born in Junction City Kansas and was KU graduate
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Netherlands Would Negotiate New Guinea Settlement
The Netherlands government said it would negotiate a settlement with Indonesia over Dutch New Guinea. It urged UN help via a 17 nation committee and noted talks with the United States and the UN General Assembly president.
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Albany pact eases racial tension as talks resume
A biracial agreement in Albany Georgia leads to postponement of trials for more than 700 Negroes arrested during marches. Negro leaders say demonstrations will not resume until a broad desegregation program is negotiated next month. Police will enforce the Interstate Commerce Commission order against segregation in terminals.
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Below Zero Seen In State Tonight
Cold air drives Kansas temperatures to minus ten in the northwest tonight. Snow totals ranged from one to five inches in various counties with Topeka and Kansas City area getting one to two inches. Lows dipped to three degrees at Goocland and up to 26 at Pittsburg with highs in the 20s to near 50 across the state.
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