India Defends Goa Move As Rightful Expulsion
India's ambassador B K Nehru defended Goa seizure as host expelling unwelcome guests after 14 years of talks with Portugal failing. He argued Portugal refused to converse and compared action to ejecting an invader. Menon denied aggression and urged UN not essential, noting Goa Daimao and Diu have long been Indian. Indian forces began civil governance plans as engineers cleared roads and restored transport in the three enclaves.
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Washington
India
S. Amassador
B. K. Nehru
Goa
Portugal
Great Britain
Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
New York International
Menon
Daimao
Diu
Damao
Bombay
Kennedy Visits Bermuda for Talks With Macmillan
President Kennedy, still tending his ailing father, flies to Bermuda for two day discussions with Prime Minister Macmillan on West Berlin, Moscow, Congo, nuclear policy, and NATO. The leaders will also review India's Goa move and Indonesia’s action in New Guinea while a luncheon with Rusk and Home frames the talks.
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Associated Press
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Bermuda
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Macmillan
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Pla
Julian Gascoigne
Bernmunda Rifles
West Berlin
Moscow
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lantic ‘Treaty Organization
India
Goa
New Guinea
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Rusk-Home
David Ormsby-Gore
Solstice Marks Beginning of Winter Season
New York reports the winter solstice occurs at 8 20 p m CST with the sun reaching its southernmost point over the earth signifying the official start of winter.
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New York
Kennedy father in hospital as condition unchanged
In West Palm Beach on December 21 AP reports Jacqueline Kennedy and other family members at St Mary's Hospital for Edward Kennedy's father, President Kennedy's 73 year old father, who suffered a stroke and remains largely unable to speak or move on the right side. Doctors say his condition may persist for weeks.
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Bermuda
Joseph P
Mac Kennedy
Millan
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Kennedy
Patricia
Petar
Lawford
West Coast
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sand
St. Mary's Hospital
William T. Foley
New
York
Bers
Palm
Beach
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Katanga Seccession End Pact Signed At Kitona
Katanga leader Tshombe and Congo Premier Adoula reach a pact at the Kitona U.N. base to restore Congo unity. It requires Elisabethville approval before taking effect. The eight point declaration affirms Congo unity, central government authority, and Katanga participation in a future constitution while Katanga gendarmerie comes under the republic’s president. Observers in Leopoldville await ratification.
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The
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Moise
Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
U. N
Kitona
United Nations
Republic of the Congo
Idoseph Kasavibi
Republic
U. N. Security Council
General Assembly
Leopoldvilles
U S Welcomes Congo Accord With Guarded Optimism
The United States welcomed the Congo Katanga accord with guarded optimism. Officials awaited a report from Ambassador Gullion after Tshombe and Premier Adoula signed a seven eight point framework seen as Tshombe’s acceptance of central government policy, though officials warned the road ahead remains rocky.
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Washington
U. S
Congo
Central
Anil
Meise Tshombe
U N Raps Red Actions Over Hungary Tibet
The U N General Assembly adjourned its 16th session for Christmas after denouncing Soviet domination of Hungary and Chinese rule in Tibet. The 104 nation body approved two resolutions despite bitter Soviet bloc opposition, with 49 voting for and 17 against and 32 abstentions.
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Regime of Assembly
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Tyenson
Tshombe
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Congo
Joseph Kasagubu
Assembly
Cuba
Rusk Defends Congo Policy Before Senate Panel
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate Foreign Relations panel that the United States supports UN actions in the Congo against Katanga and will not push any political or economic system on the country. He said U.S. alliances remain intact and welcomed a full examination of the Congo story and broader policy.
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Dean Rusk
U. S
Congo
Rusk
Katanga
Capitol Hill
Senate
U.S
India
Goa
United States
United Nations
U. N
Britain
NATO
Propaganda Lines Worn Thin By Criticism On Home Front
Arthur Krock notes widespread U.N. skepticism in the United States as critics argue over U N failure to prevent crises. He cites Kennedy administration resolve and rising Republican opposition shaping bond sales and Western powers support for U N operations in Katanga and Congo upheavals amid British and Indian policy debates.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
United Nations
U. N
U. WN
League of Nations
U.N
Fair Warmer With Local and National Weather Update
A concise forecast notes a warm period with fair skies across regions. The update includes both local and national weather details and points to a chart on page 22 for the full map and extended outlook.
Draft notes show Adouta open to negotiating a new constitution
The specialist observes a section of the draft agreement indicating that Adouta is prepared to discuss a new constitution. The wording suggests readiness to engage in constitutional talks as part of broader negotiations.
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Adouta
Exile Cuban Leader Claims Fight Rages in Cuba
An exile Cuban leader in Washington says a bloody clash is under way in Cuba with rebels attacking near Obispo and Sanc, as 25,000 Castro troops move in central Cuba. U.S. officials report no confirmation of major battles, noting inconsistent reports and no sign of large-scale fighting despite rumors of increased activity.
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