Ayub Khan appeals to LBJ to end India Pakistan war
Pakistan President Ayub Khan urged President Johnson to use U S power to halt the India Pakistan conflict. Thant met Shastri and discussed a cease fire as India and Pakistan considered the UN proposal. Thant headed to New York to report to the Security Council on peace efforts.
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Ayub Khan
LBJ
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Johnson
United States
India
Singh
Thant
New Delhi
Washington
U. S
Moscow
Bombay
Air India
New York
Pakistan Evacuees Safe as U.S. Planes Fly to Tehran
Tehran welcomed 606 Americans, mainly women and children, evacuated from Lahore. Seven C130 planes carried dependents after a five day clearance wait, with 100 doctors and nurses aiding pregnant mothers. Families will join 404 American households in Tehran. some husbands stay for U.S. aid work.
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Tehran
Iran
P— VU. S. Air Force
Lahore
Pakistan
U.S
Henry H. Mayer
W. A. Miller
Lebanon
Betsy Damage Sets Record in Louisiana Destruction
Hurricane Betsy slammed Louisiana with 140 mph winds and 30 foot tides causing at least 74 deaths across four states. Gov McKeithen warned damage may exceed one billion dollars while divers hunted a sunken chlorine barge and rescue teams dredged the Mississippi River channel near Baton Rouge. Coast Guard officials warned traffic jams would ease if the barge is found.
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New Orleans
Atlantic
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Johnson
Baton Rouge
Betsy
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
McKeithen
Coast Guard
Russell Waesche
Gulf
Dudley Guglielmo
Baton Route
U S Troops Expand Search in Viet Cong Territory near Ben Cat
Thousands of paratroopers and Vietnamese soldiers conduct operations 30 miles north of Saigon in Binh Duong Province to establish a base under guerrilla influence. An air raid by B52s hit a suspected Viet Cong site in Bien Hoa Province while a U S Navy plane was lost at sea with the pilot presumed dead.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U. S
U. S. Army
173Rd
U.S
New Zealand
Ben Cat
Binh Duong
Highway 13
New
Guam
Zone D
Bien Hoa
U. S. Strategic Air Command
U. S. Navy
South Viet Nam
Rusk Urges Integrity of U S World Peace Commitments
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the 31st Southern Governors Conference that America must keep its global commitments or risk danger. He said the United States favors talking peace in Vietnam but accuses Hanoi and Peking of avoiding the conference table. Rusk urged continued support for President Johnson and warned against reckless actions toward war.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Rusk
Johnson
Bayard Rustin Urges Congressional Action on Civil Rights
Bayard Rustin says Congress is the battleground for civil rights as cities lack resources to integrate schools and end slums. He notes the need for voting, planning, and billions in federal support to advance jobs housing and quality education, urging register and vote to empower the Negro community.
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Washington
Congress
Bayard Rustin
South
North
Austin
Atlanta
Louisville
Memphis
Gallia Wife Indicted for First Degree Murder in Husband's Death
In Gallia County a secret grand jury indictment charges Ada Wallace Borden 28 and Ernest Walker 39 with first degree murder in the Sept 7 shooting death of Thurman Stanley Borden 22 near Kerr Sheriff says Mrs Borden mother of five children remains a Holzer Hospital patient and will be jailed on release.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ada Wallace Borden
Ernest Walker
Thurman Stanley Bor
Den
Near
Kerr
Borden
Holzer Hospital
Denver Walker
Land Crabs Boon To Tire Repair Trade
In Miami Florida during migration season land crabs crawl onto roads near the ocean causing many punctured tires. A service station owner reports crabs sinking their claws through tire treads including three eighths inch tread, creating a roadside menace for motorists.
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Miami
Fla
First Step in Athens County Property Reappraisal Nears
The Messenger reports progress on the initial phase of the county wide property reassessment in Athens. Nearby, Logan residents raise concerns about smoke and soot from a plant drawing complaints from the community.
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Athens County
Logan
Chrysler
Michigan
Ohio
Pomeroy
Farm Bill Agreement Seen By Managers
Senate and House managers predicted a final compromise on the Johnson administration farm bill would be reached satisfactorily. The Senate cleared the four year measure 72 to 22 after four days of debate with support from 56 Democrats and 16 Republicans. 14 Republicans and 8 Democrats opposed. The House had approved 221 to 172 on August 19. Key disputes focus on wheat cotton dairy and rice provisions with costs still unsettled. Senate sponsors say the final bill balances rising farmer income with production restraint to reduce surpluses.
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Washington
House
Senate
Boiled Beans Better Baked In Mass Says Official
Dr George A Michael Massachusetts state director of food and drugs says there are no legal standards for baked beans and some boiled beans are sold as baked beans. The Public Health Council called for a public hearing to set standards but no date was set.
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Boston
George A. Michael
Food and Drugs
Massachusetts
State Public Health Council
Underwater aquanauts reveal squeaky voices in Sealab mission
Nine aquanauts after 15 days at 2 205 feet beneath the Pacific surfaced and reported high pitched voices from an all helium atmosphere. They spent 33 hours in a decompression chamber and then spoke with reporters aboard the Berkone. Captain George Bond said the findings hint at later undersea mobile laboratories.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Sealab
Pacific Ocean
Berkone
Jay D. Skidmore
Skidmore
George Bond
Pope creates World Synod to advise Vatican governance
Vatican City reports Pope Paul IV to establish the Synod of the Bishops, a worldwide body formed to bring the pope closer to global bishops. The document outlines selection rules by national conferences and indicates it will meet as needed to aid religious governance.
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Pope Paul IV
World Synod
Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Synod of the Bishops
Ohio Sites Still In Running For Atom Smasher
The Atomic Energy Commission released a semifinal list of five locations for a 348 million dollar atom smasher, with Ravenna Arsenal Pike County and Marietta among the Ohio contenders. The final site selection may slip past year end as proposals are further evaluated by a National Academy of Science committee.
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Washington
Government Today
Ohio
Ravenna Arsenal
Pike County
Marietta
Roger D. Branigan
Indiana
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Congress
Nation Academy of Science
Bayonet Closes Clash Over Dominican Departure
General Elias Wessin y Wessin accuses a U S Army lieutenant of threatening him with a bayonet as he was expelled from the Dominican Republic last week The general says the incident and the order to leave undermine democracy in Latin America He wrote a six page letter to provisional Dominican President Hector Garcia-Gordoy who then named him consul general in Miami He declined the post
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Miame
Fla
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Dominican Republic
Santo Dominio
Latin America
Wessin
Hector Garcia - Gordoy
Miami
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Shastri
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Italy
Brazil
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