Kennedy Returns With Heavy Cold After Latin Trip
President Kennedy, suffering from a heavy cold, paused in Palm Beach to stay overnight before flying to Washington. He plans to depart Tuesday, with a stop in Bermuda en route, and continues to prepare for talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan amid the Berlin crisis.
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White House
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Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
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Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
South America
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
San Juan
Berlin
Neutrals Denounce India Goa Invasion Widely
Western nations condemned India's Goa action while Communist blocs applauded it. Indonesia supported the invasion of Goa and the enclaves of Damao and Diu, and Nehru faced charges of betraying peacemaking. Britain debated its stance with protests from London on New Delhi.
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India
Goa
Indonesia
Netherlands
Dutch New Guinea
Damao
Diu
Nehru
British Commonwealth Relations Office
Britain
New Delhi
Paul Gore-Booth
Yuletide Postmarks From Town Names Across Nation
The AP reports festive postmarks from many towns forming playful Christmas themed addresses for letters and gifts. Names include Christmas Florida Christmas Cove Maine Noel Virginia Holliday Oklahoma and many others aiding shoppers families and travelers with seasonal humor and local color.
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Santa Claus, Inc
W. Va
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Fla
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Maine
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Beaver
Iowa
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Okla
Diamond
Pearl, Ill
India Captures Two Portuguese Enclaves In Goa Campaign
India says it seized the enclaves of Damao and Diu as part of a swift assault on Goa. The government claims naval air and ground forces quickly won battles near Sanquilem and Sarvona, with Goa's capital Nova Goa under threat. Portugal denies occupation and vows resistance.
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India
Damao
Diu
Goa
Portugal
Subcontinent
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Nehru
New Delhi
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alfonso de Albuquerque
National Information Secretariat
Lisbon
Sanquilem
Sarvona
Belgaum
Nova Goa
Arabian Sea
Guatemala
U N Security Council Meets Over Goa Attack
The United Nations Security Council is summoned for a 3 p.m. meeting to address the Indian invasion of Goa Damao and Diu. Portugal seeks action after Nehru and Salazar responses, with Nehru condemning colonial methods and Portugal resisting UN resolutions.
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United Nations
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U.N. Security Council
Goa
India
Damao
Diu
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U Thant
Nehru
Antonio Salazar
Thant
Salazar
Grassroots Racial Effort Is Launched In Albany
In Albany Georgia a grassroots drive seeks to ease the citys bitter segregation dispute with minimal outside aid. Marion S Page leads talks with Mayor Asa D Kelley Police Chief Laurie Pritchett and two Negro lawyers proposing delaying trials and releasing most jailed Negroes while resolving the dispute. Governor Vandiver blames outside agitators for the demonstrations.
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Albany
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Atlanta
Asa D. Kelley
Laurie Pritchett
Freedom Riders
Supreme Court Refuses Stay in Jackson Freedom Riders Case
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to order a stay of Jackson Mississippi proceedings against Freedom Riders, denying a request by the NAACP. The order notes the movants are not clearly the defendants in Mississippi and calls a federal stay an extraordinary remedy while leaving open later action after state trials.
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
High Tribunal
Baton Rouge
Movants
Patrolman Accepts Salvage Title After Brake Repair Refusal
Fayetteville patrolman faces a strange outcome when truck driver F Sewell Hair refuses required brake and light repairs and hands over his 1953 truck title to the officer The patrolman then passes the title and license to Raleigh after noting the motor is also bad leaving Hair stating the motor is bad as he departs
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Hair
W. L. Spruill
Raleigh
Disaster at Brazilian Circus Kills 250 in Tent Fire
A nylon circus tent blaze in Interoi near Rio de Janeiro claims 250 lives as 2,500 spectators watch. Officials report about 180 bodies recovered and 500 injured, with arson suspected. Rescue efforts crowd streets, hospitals overwhelmed, animals saved, and survivors recount near-tragic escapes.
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Brazil
Interoi
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Celso Pecanha
Rio de Janeiro
Guanabara Bay
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Sao Paulo
Rio
Bay
U.S. Envoy Fares to Urge Tshombe Unity Talks
Ambassador Edmund Gullion flew from Leopoldville to seek talks with Moise Tshombe on reuniting Katanga with the Congo. If Tshombe would not meet, Gullion aimed to land in Ndola and press for unity talks with Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula while fighting rages near Elisabethville.
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Congo
Edmund A. Gullion
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Gullion
Kennedy
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.N
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Ndola
Rhodesia
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Adoula
Kivu
Leopodville
Presentation at the Temple in Bethlehem to Jerusalem
Joseph and Mary plan a forty first day visit to Jerusalem for the presentation of Jesus at the temple and the purification of Mary, then return to Nazareth. Mary shows maternal devotion while Joseph ponders the infant’s divine destiny amid anxious wonder about the future.
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