Garden City visitors and TV pilot feature noted
Trumat Capote and Nell Harper plan brief January visit to Garden City to promote a book on the Clutter murders. Neil Harper aided Hickock and Smith case coverage. Harlan Parkinson of Scott City to appear on NBC’s David Brinkley’s Journal tomorrow night. Lima Peru GPW lunch program to be featured, aimed at school nutrition. Christmas stories and local shopping rush mark the season as weather keeps some shoppers away.
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Garden City
Trumat Capote
Nell Harper
Capote
Switzerland
Neil Harper
Hickock and Smith
Harlan Parkinson
Henry D. Parkinson
Scott City
NBC
David Brinkley
Great Plains Wheat
Lima
Peru
Parkinson
Great Plains
Brinkley
Nbc-Tv
GPW
Red China Paper Attacks Nehru Over Goa Invasion
The Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong criticized Prime Minister Nehru for India's Goa invasion, contrasting with Soviet approval and highlighting growing Kremlin Peiping divergence. The piece framed the move as Nehru seeking to restore prestige among Africa Asia bloc, while not condemning the action on communism’s anticolonial stance.
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Hong Kong
Red
Red China
India
Nehru
China
India claims complete victory in invasions of Goa Daman and Diu
India announced complete victory after blitzing Goa Daman and Diu on the western coast. Lt. Gen. J N Chaudhury hoisted the Indian flag in Nova Goa as Portuguese resistance collapsed. Portu guese casualties were light with over 1,000 troops surrendering. United Nations debates followed with Western and Soviet delegates trading charges as New Delhi sent its defense minister to New York.
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Bombay
India
Portugal
Indian
Goa
Damao
Diu
Manuel Antonis Vassala E Silva
Indian Defense Ministry
Belgaum
J. N. Chaudhury
Nova Goa
Valerian 2
Zorin
United Nations
New Delhi
V. K. Krishna Menon
New York
General Assembly
Karachi
Soviet Veto Blocks Western Goa Withdrawal Plan
United Nations action over Goa and other Portuguese territories on India's west coast stalled as the Soviet Union vetoed a Western resolution calling for withdrawal of Indian troops. The 7-4 vote against the Western plan accompanied by the Asian-African bloc's rejection left the Security Council without further immediate action, signaling limited chances for U.N. intervention. Stevenson condemned the veto as obstructive and warned the UN risks dissolution if force is tolerated, while Western states argued for cease-fire and peaceful settlement.
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Goa
India
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Portugal
Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
General Assembly
United Nations
League of Nations
Stevenson
Diu
Damao
Indian Subcontinent
Rift Over Katanga Action Divides U S Senators
Washington AP The Kennedy administration faces Senate questioning on U N action in Katanga as Foreign Relations members debate legality and outcomes. Fulbright D Ark downplays briefing while Dodd Conn and Lausche Ohio push for inquiry and warn of Communist influence in Congo politics. Javits N Y backs U N intervention to avoid Cold War confrontation and risk to world peace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
U.N
Katanga
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Fulbright
Arkansas
Congo
Frank J. Lausche
D-Ohio
Elisabthville
Rodd
Tshombe
Africa
Lausehe
Cyrille Adoula
Dodd
Adoula
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Free World
Fire damages wiring in car owned by local man
A 1956 automobile owned by Alfred D. Miller of Holcomb burned wiring this morning in the 500 block of Penn. Firemen answered an alarm at 7:39 am when Miller, who had run out of gas, returned with a gallon of gas. The blaze started as he tried to start the car.
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Alfred D. Miller
Holcomb
Penn
Miller
Indonesians Prepare to Invade West New Guinea
Indonesia moves toward West New Guinea with Sukarno ordering total mobilization and readiness to invade the Dutch-held region at any time. He denounces Dutch actions and vows to hoist the Indonesian flag, while Dutch forces remain fortified with ships and air units in West New Guinea.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West
Nehru
Goa
West Irian
Big Island
Netherlands
Papua
Dutch East Indies
Indies
Java
Jogjakarta
Kennedy Lands In Washington After Latin American Trip
President Kennedy, returning from Latin America with a day in Palm Beach, arrived in Washington amid foul weather. Air Force One landed at National Airport due to low visibility at Andrews. Kennedy felt better after rest and medication, planned a 4 p.m. NSC meeting and a Wednesday news conference, with Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan anticipated. Mrs. Kennedy remained in Palm Beach for the holidays. the family includes Caroline and John Jr.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington National Airport
National
White House
Andrews
National Airport
Pierre Salinger
National Security Council
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Salinger
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Latin America
Caroline
John
Late Shopping Set This Week In Warden City
Warden City stores stay open until 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday for last minute Christmas shoppers. Merchants will keep usual Saturday hours this week while the Retail Committee of the Chamber of Commerce notes the shopping period. Magazine writer Dorothea McKnight Beatty, 75, dies after long illness in Roxbury, Conn. She collaborated with husband Jerome Beatty and is survived by a son Jerome M. Beatty.
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City
Dan Morgan
701
Summit
8Th and Chestnut
Deane Wiley
Warden City
The
Chamber of Commerce
Doothea Beatty
Roxbury
Netherlands Open to Negotiations on New Guinea Settlement
The Netherlands government stated willingness to negotiate a settlement with Indonesia over Dutch New Guinea also called West Irian. It proposed a UN committee of 17 nations to help implement last year’s anti colonial resolution and said it was consulting the United States and the U.N. General Assembly president.
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Westier
New Guinea
West Papua
Netherlands East Indies
Sukarno
Indonesia
Hague
Netherlands
United Nations
West Irian
Dutch New Guinea
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Albany pact eases tension as desegregation talks resume
In Albany Georgia a biracial agreement calmed racial tension while desegregation talks resume next month. Over 700 Negroes held on march and boycott actions saw postponement of trials and many jailed protesters released on bonds. Police compliance with the Interstate Commerce Commission order banning segregation in terminals was a key point.
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Albany, Ga
M. 5
Page
Albany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laurie Pritchett
Below Zero Seen In State Tonight
AP reports Kansas faces extreme cold with temperatures dropping to minus 10 in the northwest tonight. Snow cover varies with 1 to 5 inches in several counties and cities like Topeka, Olathe, and Kansas City recording light totals. Forecasters predict a widespread plunge to about minus 10 in the west and around 10 above in the southeast as Monday highs reach the mid to upper 20s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sabetha
Horton
Fairview
Olathe
Kansas City
Goodland
Pittsburg
Russell
St . Burg
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D-Conn
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Jesus
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Jon Torrez
Virginia Garcia
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