Goa Crisis Tests United Nations Unity and Future
UN diplomats warn Goa case shows the modern UN has changed with rising Asian and African membership. Vetoes by the Soviet bloc and support from Ceylon Liberia and UAR push calls to back Portugal’s claim, prompting Stevenson to warn of charter rewriting and potential UN disintegration. Western powers fear a wave of violence against Portuguese and South African territories and possible Western withdrawal.
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Goa
U.N
Portugal
South Africa
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
Stevenson
Newsboy Gives Coin Profits to Salvation Army Kettle
In Kingsport Tennessee AP a young newsboy named Gary donated his profits from paper sales to the Salvation Army kettle. After a club member tipped the boy a nickel for a test paper, he returned and dropped in seven more cents. The club publicized the deed while noting the boy’s kind act helped a Christmas basket last year. He left with a bicycle jacket and a savings account showing over $60 for education.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Salvation Army
Exchange Club
Fially
Newsboy
Today's Chuckle A Miser Makes A Wonderful Ancestor
A witty quip notes that a miser, while not pleasant to live with, becomes a memorable ancestor, turning thrift into a lasting family legacy and a humorous generations-spanning contrast.
Deadline Passes Without Reds Register
Washington AP Justice Department officials say about 10,000 U S Communist party members faced possible action under the Internal Security Act. By midnight Wednesday none had registered as agents of a foreign power the Soviet Union. DOJ will study the situation before pursuing charges. Conviction could bring fines up to 10,000 dollars and up to five years per day of violation.
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Justice Department
Ex Castro Chief Reports of Bloody Cuban Fighting
Exiled Cuban revolutionary Maj Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo said in Miami that 25 000 Castro troops and rebels clash in central Cuba’s Escambray mountains with bitter fighting. U S officials Havana and exile groups offered no confirmation of major clashes. radio dismissed the claim as a maneuver ahead of an OAS ministers conference.
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Cuba
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Escambray
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Fulgencio Batista
Everardo Salas
Elio Balmaseda
Escambray Mountains
Washington
George Arfeld
Arfeld
Conference of Ministers
Organization of American States
Tshombe Agrees To End Secession Of Katanga
President Moise Tshombe agreed to end Katanga secession but requires Elisabethville approval before action. Pact with Premier Adoula ends Congo split after talks at Kitona, with an eight point declaration affirming unity, central government authority, and Katanga participation in a new constitution.
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Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
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Kitona
Leopoldville
United Nations
Joseph) Kasavubu
China
Qag Hammarskjold
New York
Tshombe asserts Katanga authority under republic president
Tshombe declares Katanga will be under the republic president and pledges to respect UN Security Council and General Assembly resolutions. A U.N. spokesman states the unity agreement is signed and delivered, while observers in Leopoldville take a wait and see stance as U.N. troops control Elisabethville after two weeks of fighting.
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley Friday rain likely snow
Forecast calls for light precipitation with possible snow. Little temperature change expected tonight and tomorrow with a low near 29 and a high around 38. Yesterday's official high in Middletown was 34 at 11:45 a.m. and the overnight low 29 at 3 a.m. Winter begins officially at 9:20 tonight.
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President Departs JFKs Dad Still Same
President Kennedy visited his ailing father at St Marys Hospital before a Bermuda trip with Prime Minister Macmillan. Joseph P Kennedy, 73, remains seriously ill from a brain blood clot and stroke, unable to speak, but could recognize family as doctors say his condition is steady and hopes for weeks of stability.
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Kennedy
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Bermuda
Macmillan
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
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Joseph Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Howie Nunn Sold to Mets from Reds
The Cincinnati Reds today sold pitcher Howie Nunn to the New York Mets for an undisclosed amount. Nunn, 26, appeared in 24 games last season, pitched 38 innings, and posted a 2-1 record with a 3.55 ERA for the National League champions.
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Howie Nunn
New York Mets
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UN Chides Reds Before Quitting
The United Nations General Assembly recesses its 16th session for Christmas after denouncing Soviet domination over Hungary and Tibetan oppression by Red China. It approved a resolution deploring Hungary issues and expressed grave concern for Tibet. Soviet bloc and allies voted no on Tibet.
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Tibet
Twa
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Soviet Union
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Adlai E. Steenson
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Congo Policy Stumbles as Rusk Briefs Senate Panel
Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefed half a dozen Senate Foreign Relations Committee members on U.S. Congo policy and Goa action but critics remained unmoved. He said the U.S. and UN do not seek to impose systems in the Congo and resisted calls for U.N. military action against Katanga.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Congo
Odnema
Wise Qerenading
O. Supporlt
Katanga
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Goa
United States
United Nations
Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen Rank J. Lausche
Ohio
Two Men Held For Brazil Circus Fire
Two men are held in Nutxui Brazil over a fatal circus fire that killed many, including children. Police say Alves, a Negro, confessed to starting the blaze to avenge job denial. a second man was arrested but denies involvement. About 30 angry people gathered outside the jail. Five others are being held in connection with the disaster, the worst circus fire in history.
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Brazil
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Gouveia de Abreu
Alves
Niteroj
T Alvés
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