Nehru’s Goa stance sparks column on imperialism and peace
James Marlow argues Nehru’s shift on Goa exposes a pragmatic turn in India’s leader from Gandhi era nonviolence to costly realpolitik. The piece contrasts Nehru’s past condemnations of force with his approval of military action, labeling it an imperialistic choice cloaked as liberation.
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James Marlow Avenda
Press News
Washington
India
Near
France
Ierael
Soviet Union
Goa
Mohandas Gandhi
Britain
Portugal
Red China
Nehru Eenply
Nehru
Congress Party
Kennedy
Indochina
Frank Moraes
Five Die On Maryland Highways In Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports five traffic deaths across Maryland over the weekend, raising the year total to 434. Victims include Joseph Eugene Gayle 35 of Washington killed near the District line when his car overturned after striking an island. Also Lillian Viola Burkholder 39 of Hagerstown died in a two car crash at a Hagerstown intersection. additional fatalities include William A. Giles 65 of Bethesda Austin B. Gross 4 of Frederick Dorothy M. Brunson 43 of Pocomoke City William G. Bunger 51 and William Hare 28 of Baltimore in separate collisions. Authorities could not confirm if the last crashes were fatal.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Joseph Eugene Gayle
Washington
Gayle
St. Boniface Road
Wheeler Road
Prince Georges County
District of Columbia
Svenkle
Lillian Viola Burkholder
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Austin B. Gross
Frederick
Dorothy M. Brunson
Pocomoke City
William G. Bunger
Wileliam
Hare
Baltimore
Births Reported From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from December 1 to December 10 list families in Frederick and nearby areas. Notable entries include multiple first, second, and eighth children with names such as James Joseph, Joyce Rae, Tina LaRue, Barbara Anant, Peggy Lee, Stephanie Lynne, and Donald LeRoy Jr. Also mentions Sue forms and addresses in Frederick, Myersville, and Adamstown. A separate notice from Niagara Falls discusses cement use for a highway project. The Woman's Society meeting in Lewistown is described with program details and new member welcome.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rodoly E. Lentz
Washington Street
Frederick
John
Harold II
James M. Stup
James Joseph
Donald E. Kuhn
Myersville
Joyce Rae
Herman W. Blickenstaff
Tina LaRue
Blickenstaff
Ida Mae Bell
Donald A. Wyand
West Third Street
Stephanie Lynne
Wyand
Emogene Thompson
Brunswick
Niagara Falls
Orley R. Bour
Fulton Avenue
Niagaraville
James Power
William
George FE
York City
Jacksonville
Fla.Jey
Betsy Ross
Lewistown Woman's Society
Church Hall
W.S.C.S
Children of Society
Marlin S. Green
Peggy
Donna Koontz
Carole
Man Suffers Burns While Quick Warmth Attempt
A 53 year old Queen Annes County man, James Leroy Grace of Little Creek, is in satisfactory condition after lighting three burners on a gas stove to warm his home and falling asleep. He woke to a shirt on fire, removed the shirt, and extinguished the flames, suffering burns to the upper body before admission to Memorial Hospital.
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Memorial Hospital
Ex NBC VP Dies in California at 53
Frederick William Wile 53 former NBC vice president in charge of programming died Sunday of a heart attack in Santa Monica. At his death he was the managing director of the Advertising Council Inc in Los Angeles.
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NBC
Santa Monica
Calif
Frederick William Wile
National Broadcasting Company
The
Advertising Council Inc
Los Angeles
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Joan Rhoten
Donna Frushour
E.’. Green
Douglas Shuff
Debbie Stull
Nelson Gray
Larry Barker
Susan Michael
Tammy Grimes
Sherry Wastler
Randolph Green
Michael
Kelly Fisher
David DeWitt
Paul Shuff
Randy Green
Peggy Koontz
Nancy DeWitt
Eric Gree
Lester Barker
Donna
Nancy
Diane DeWitt
Carole Ann Michael
Janet Rhoten
Attee
RCA Victor
Etc
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Traztaph
Patrick Street
É Chane
Viko
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