Moralizer Nehru adopts Goa war stance amid critique
James Marlow argues that India leader Nehru, long a moralist against force, now backs action to seize Goa from Portugal. The piece notes Goa's size and population, Nehru's past antiwar stance, Kennedy's plea, and a shift toward mayhem over morality while contrasting imperial pasts.
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China
Goa
Nehru
India
Portugal
Congress Party
Kennedy
Britain
France
Indochina
Frank Moraes
U S Infantry Unit Advances Along Autobahn Toward West Germany
Captain Robert Rafferty leads about 120 soldiers and 17 vehicles from West Berlin toward West Germany. The move, cleared by Soviet officers, follows East German demands to halt U.S. troop movements on the autobahn. The unit will train four days in West Germany before returning to Berlin.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Robert R. Rafferty
Huntington
N.Y
West Germany
3Rd Battle Group
6Th Infantry Regiment
Record heat hits Jacksonville with 81 degrees
In Jacksonville on Sunday the temperature rose to 81 degrees breaking a 30 year date record. The old mark stood at 80 degrees for the date according to AP reporting.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mercury
Appeal Filed Sunday In Eichmann Conviction
One of Adolf Eichmanns attorneys Sunday filed notice of appeal against the death sentence. The Israeli Supreme Court is expected to start hearings in January. The defense argues unlawful return to Israel and lack of jurisdiction of pre state crimes and that the death sentence was unjust.
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Eichmann
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Israeli Supreme Court
Robert Servatius
Dieter Wechtenbruch
Israel
Pi Phis Raise Most for Fund at Kansas University
Kansas University Pi Beta Phi sorority led fundraising for the Associated Women Students memorial scholarship with $129 from a fire drill sale and a total drive of 1282.42 dollars. AWS will award scholarships. sorority president Else Krueger will swap roles with Dean Emily Taylor for a day. Corbin Hall counselors earned by selling foodstuffs, averaging 4.57 per member.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kansas University
Associated Women Students
Carol Cline
Wichita
Pi Phis
AWS
Else Krueger
Laramie Wye
Emily Taylor
Corbin Hall
Dean Taylor
YAF Plans Tshombe Speech at New York Rally
Moise Tshombe, president of Katanga, has accepted Young Americans for Freedom invitation to speak in New York on March 7 on world liberation from communism. The group also said it would award him for Congo's stand against communism and fight for freedom.
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New York
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Young Americans For Freedom
Tshombe
Explosion Demolishes Church in Alabama Killing Boy
In SULPHUR SPRINGS Alabama a rural church exploded destroying the building and killing 10-year-old David Morgan who had arrived early for Sunday school. The blast injured his mother brother and sister as neighbors recalled the small church's proximity to their homes and the near miss before ignition of a heater by Sunday school superintendent John Sismore.
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Sulphur Springs
Ala
Russell Morgan
Alabama
Morgan
David Morgan
John Sizemore
Berliners Light Christmas Trees Along the Wall
West Berliners lit over 800 evergreen trees along a 25 mile border in a moonlit ceremony as Mayor Willy Brandt urged calm and sent greetings to East Berlin amid Communist loudspeakers playing propaganda and jazz. Thousands braved near zero cold to witness lights extend a message of unity across the barrier.
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Berlin
Red Wall
Campaign Opens For Texas Seat In Congress
In Wichita Falls Texas Democrat Graham B Purcell leads with 8935 votes to Republican Joe Bailey Meissner 6704 after a runoff is set between Jan 22 and Feb 6 Gov Price Daniel will fix the date Purcell and Meissner announce campaigns anew as Ikard vacates the seat to join the American Petroleum Institute.
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Wichita Falls, Tex
Graham B. Purcell
U.S. House
Joe Bailey Meissner
Purcell
Price Daniel
Meissner
Frank Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Democratic Republican Runoff Highlighted in Voter Choice
The piece outlines the Democratic Republican choice for voters in the runoff. It notes the Pittsburgh Pirates, world champions in 1960, finished sixth in the National League in 1961.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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