INTERPRETING THE NEWS Sie pH Peg ge sites Gude 50S 8 Ee eat = Eh Tae THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thureey, | Dacembap 14, 1900 \ 17 fi ? of his natural life, with nothing) Tys more than a review by the staff Disbarred Lawyer of the hospital." Annual Royal 'Mient India's Charges Sound Illogical By CARMAN CUMMING Canadian Press Staff Writer Prime Minister Nehru has} charged Communist China with|m upsetting a tranquil frontier by making "faked charges" of bor-| der violations to justify aggres- sion against India. The charge seems valid. In-| dia has worked consistently for) . good relations with its big Com-| munist neighbor. It has no log-} ical reason for altéring that! policy now. : | It would be just as illogical to suppose that Goa, the tiny Port-| uguese enclave on India's west coast, is moving deliberately to stir up border friction with In-| dia, a state that outnumbers it) in population by about 1,257-to-1. Nor is there any reason to, think that Portugal, plagued by) troubles in other corners of its| colonial empire, would considey| this an auspicious time for al little adventurous needling of India. | UNPROVOKED ATTACK Thus it is extremely difficult for the outside world to accept Nehru's charge of "clear and unprovoked" aggression from the Portuguese in Goa. All the more so since India and Indian movements have been working to expel the Portuguese ever since independence in 1947. Portugal has held the tiny, 1,300-square-mile territory since 1510, when it threw out: the Mo- hammedan rulers and set up aj fortress to guard trade routes from the Persian Gulf to the Far East. | It continued to cling to the foothold -- and to two other; smaller possession farther up the coast -- after England and) France bowed out of the sub-| continent. | | \India a mandate to "liberate" news. /unteers | . . Special attention was being Given Jail Term given to the status of patients) in the hospital for the crim-| inally insane at shene, aa Patient ~ cout coats deo REVIEW Planned annual Commonwealth Christ-, Fj oe mas message will be broadcast\gQgQRONTO (CP)--Health Min-jhour basis which would allow) Persons sent to this institu- by the BBC at 4:30 a.m. ESTister Dymond says Ontario gov-|psychiatrists and other skilled|tion "do not have the rights of \day to two years less a day on 15 charges of theft, uttering and fraud involving $126,757. | ais STILL ACTIVE NICE, France (AP) -- > Spanish-born artist Pablo Pi-|ga -| TORONTO (CP) an Mervy0 caso, who recently celebrated|fomers tea and hot baths while Penetangui-|Cohen, 33, @ gi aioe Slhis 80th birthday, has told altheir cars ate being serviced. jlawyer, was sentenced Wec'"s-\riend he hopes to begin work|The idea is to relax drivers and |soon on a huge panel depicting " % = SPECIAL SERVICE idents, (9:30 am. GMT) Christmas|ernment officials are studying a|workers, rather than police, to|patients And they do not have)"*" 4 | India's opposition reached a\Day. It will be repeated atlplan to have all cases of long-|deal with emergency. cases. |the rights of criminals," he) Cohen pleaded guilty to all fever pitch in 1954 and 195520 4m. EST (8 p.m. GMT)./term mental patients reviewed! Dr. Dymond also said in an|added. icharges last week. The court \by an independent 'tribunal at/interview he is concerned "that) The minister said he hopes to|was told then he obtained tha when unarmed nationalists) The BBC said the _Messagae n e m! e arched into Goa to demon-|will be broadcast in its domes-|least once a year. any person 'can be ee ee in seven or eight years\ money between 1957 and 1960, the section of the institution re-| for independence andjtic and general overseas serv-| Consideration was also being)|to a hospital for the mentally ill 'mostly from' relatives, for in.| strate " A db : ; H eye ; k Portu-jices. Television recordings will|given to an emergency psychi-/by any means, whether it bejserved for non-judicial patients) 4 nib = ey maaln data be sent to Commonwealth coun-\atric service operating on a 24-/by a court of physicians, and|from the surrounding area, fn-|vesting in mortgages. Instead, MUST GET OUT | The Queen will record the . . ; Portugal is not known as the/message at Buckingham Pal- Raids By Police - i : : © = ial power. There may be good, | é ¢ reasons for the 350,000 Goans--| tm Toronto, a CBC spokesman In Peterborough Ti e igan ic Catholic--to desire independ-'pe televised nationally at 10\ police made their fourth raid in lina jam, EST and repeated at 11:09/just over two weeks Wednesday them by force,nor has Nehru' 'phe message will be broad-| Allan Oakley, 39, arrested at claimed such a right. cast on radio at 10 a.m. EST.|his home at 2 a.m., was charged of vague threats and insists|minion network at 8 p.m. EST house, Edward) Baralko, 36, that there is no solution for the|and on the trans-Canada net-|Trevor Grant, 19, and Branklin problem "except for the Portu-/work following the 10 p.m. EST Thomas, 29, were charged as guese to get out." news. found-ins, he Te ie tae as, by felling tol : eta curb it, given tacit approval to into Goa unless the ALL MIXED UP e Being Held At... Portuguese leave. . ar" 12 P.M. SHARP a | @2 sates DaILy - 12P.M. - 7 P.M.) oe jtries for simultaneous release.}---------- eee Cant be kept there for the rest cluding Collingwood and Barrie, |he converted it to his own use, | world's most enlightened colon-|ace. part Hindu and part' Romanisaiq the Queen's message willl pETERBOROUGH (CP)--City This of course does not give|p.m. EST following the national|jn their battle to wipe out ille- A u CT F © ie : But he has kept up a barrage/It will be repeated on the Mo-|with keepinga common betting the nationalist movement. that odd water... stir end > It is this kind of movement, | ros ewe ers a | | | a First a spoon , . . measuring cup ,.. stir . . . clean up what's spilled . . , STOP LET'S JUST PICK-UP A @ @ @ THROW-AWAY CARTO! 'PURE SKIM MILK "AT THE STORE OR AT YOUR DOOR" DIAL 728-6241 scale war, that is causing con- cern in London and Washing- ton. 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