Warren urges world ruled by law at World Peace Through Law event
Chief Justice Earl Warren told 110 nations that a world governed by law is essential for mankind’s survival. He compared the goal to historic breakthroughs like splitting the atom and going to the moon, urging progress to prevent nuclear catastrophe. The inaugural session opened with a procession of more than 100 Supreme Court justices and expected 3,000 lawyers, with representatives from communist nations invited but absent.
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West Pakistan clashes surge as India and Pakistan trade claims
In a major battle near Lahore Indian forces claim victory while Pakistan says it repelled the attack and inflicted heavy losses. Pakistani reports also claim a successful defense near Sialkot with 45 Indian tanks destroyed. Evacuation talks for Lahore proceed amid restrictions.
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Thai official urges more aid for northeast region
Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasap calls for increased development assistance after touring Thailand's northeast, citing low living standards and weak education. Eisenhower reveals doubts about continuing as president after his 1957 stroke in his memoirs. Nixon expresses optimism on Vietnam but warns of prolonged effort ahead. The U S may deploy a Pacific submarine detection system modeled on the Atlantic setup, using hydrophones to locate subs.
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Factories Fear Steel Price Hike Across Small Plants
Cleveland report shows metalworking executives expect steel price rises after a 35 month contract. Producers anticipate higher costs and inventories near record highs while users fear production costs will climb, potentially triggering higher finished product prices.
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Betsy Death Toll Seen Near 250 in Louisiana Parishes
Reports from New Orleans point to about 250 bodies from Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes as the coroner's office gathers victims of Hurricane Betsy. Red Cross shelters hold 25,000 evacuees. damage estimates exceed one billion dollars with ongoing power and pumping failures complicating relief efforts.
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Bombings, Troop Moves in Vietnam War News
U S planes bomb a Mekong Delta region where a Viet Cong regiment, about 2000 strong, is believed trapped. Ground forces hold back due to rain and force size as U S forces expand in Vietnam with the 1st Cavalry division landing at Qui Nhon and troop totals rising past 125000.
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Congress fights to block home rule debate in House
Foes of D C self government face a blocked District Day as Speaker McCormack curtails a House vote on the administration backed home rule bill. The plan delays action until Sept. 27 while Senate moves on farm, highway beautification, and immigration bills. A Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party challenge is also scheduled for a hearing.
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Dixie Radcliff to face possible adult murder charges today
Dix ie Radcliff a 16 year old daughter of an Ohio pastor faces a closed juvenile hearing in Coconino County as prosecutors seek to try her as an adult in connection with murder charges. Her companion Donald M Boggs 23 waives preliminary hearing in four deaths across three states. He previously served two years for transporting a stolen car.
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Southern Governors Conference opens amid growth theme
SEA ISLAND Georgia. Change in growth underlay the opening session as Gov Carl E Sanders of Georgia said racial issues were almost past in the South. Governors from Southern and border states planned to focus on economic and educational progress rather than race.
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Suburban Playful Four Year Old Misreads Sidewalks
P Gary Burk a four year old in Menomonee Falls Wis on a family trip to a shopping center spots sidewalks and exclaims mommy look at those long skinny patios in a humorous misreading of the urban landscape.
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Aqua-Astronaut Carpenter Stung By Fish By Aqua-Astronaut
LA JOLLA Calif P Un scratched in three orbits of earth in 1962 as an astronaut was stung by a scorpion fish during a tricky transfer of crewmen of the Navy's Sealab 2 aquanauts in 205 feet of water. Plans calling for Carpenter to stay another 15 days in the laboratory on the ocean bottom were almost scuttled as the 40 year old astro aquanaut, his left hand and arm swelling painfully, was brought back through sealab's escape hatch. Nine aquanauts who had been scheduled to ascent after 15 days underwater postponed their departure while one, a doctor, treated Carpenter with pain killing drugs and cortisone. He said he wanted to stay. When Carpenter responded to treatment the nine aquanauts, 75 minutes later continued the complicated maneuver designed to bring them back to man's normal environment, sea level pressure and sea level air. They were raised to the surface Sunday afternoon in a capsule like tank which maintained the pressure the crewman had grown used to in Sealab seven times that of the surface. The transfer unit was attached to a decompression chamber on the support vessel Berkone on the surface and the pressure slowly decreased. The nine must spend 36 hours in the decompression unit before they can step out without suffering the diver's disease, bends, caused by bubbles in the bloodstream.
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Kieht Seek Vacant Seat In Congress
Springfield article outlines a special primary in the 7th Congressional District to replace the late Clarence J. Brown. Republican candidates include Brown’s son Clarence Jr and six others. Democratic contenders are James A. Berry and Joseph Sheridan with the primary date set for Sept. 21.
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H. Quinn Licklider
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Joseph Sheridan
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Gas Could Wipe Out Whole City in River Chlorine Threat
Baton Rouge faces a possible evacuations as Navy, Army crews search a sunken chlorine barge near the Mississippi River bridge. The 600 ton cargo barge, ripped from its moorings by Hurricane Betsy, lies 26 feet deep and 500 feet offshore. A 40 mile river stretch was closed. 100000 gas masks are stockpiled by city officials.
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Inside The Messenger Project Probe Meeting at Plant
A student engineering group meets at the Philip Sporn plant as part of Project Probe. The paper notes that AEC is not discussing Ravenna as a potential atom smasher site. Page references indicate more details on pages 5 and 7.
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