Cease-fire Moves in Kashmir War Eases Tensions
India and Pakistan announced a cease-fire to take effect at 5 p.m. EST, 3:30 a.m. local time, ending three weeks of fighting. Prime Minister Shastri wept as he spoke in Parliament, while Ayub Khan said the step aims at an honorable settlement.
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India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Red
China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
UN Security Council
Two Asia
Ayub
Karachi
Ching
Tibet
Himalayan
Peking
Border posts dispute heats as China and India clash
New Delhi and Peking threaten over 56 border posts along the disputed Himalayan frontier. China demands dismantling by 1:30 p.m. EST or New Delhi will face grave consequences, amid tensions on the Sikkim border and Tibetan front.
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New Delhi
Peking
China
India
Sikkim
Tibet
Budapest considers nu dist camp and gambling casino for Western tourists
Budapest, Hungary contemplates a nu dist camp and a gambling casino aimed at Western tourists to draw visitors and boost hard currency. Britain withdraws its first atomic submarine from service due to dangerous metal failures. Dominican exiled leader Juan Bosch may return on the second anniversary of his ouster, but he defers comment. Central State College faculty denounce unfounded charges over $1.5 million fund misuse. Ohio Parks report nearly one million visitors, up over 200,000. Judge Calvin Crawford elected chief justice of the Ohio Courts of Appeal. Judge J Thomas Guernsey named secretary. Ohio State Farm Science Review to display more than 100 farm machines with 161 exhibitors on Don Scott Field.
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Hungary
Columbus
Melvin J. Rebholz
Ohio
Second District Court of Appeals
Calvin Crawford
Dayton
Ohio Courts of Appeal
William C. Bryant
10Th District Court of Appeals
J Thomas Guernsey
Lima
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Ohio State Farm Science Review
Ohio State University
Don Scott
Pakistan India cease fire eases UN tensions over Kashmir
Pakistan and India agreed to end their undeclared war and seek a fair Kashmir settlement. The UN Security Council accepted a cease fire. Pakistan threatened to withdraw if a fair settlement is not found. Ambassador Galdberg called the moment historic as decisions shifted to field commanders and extended deadlines.
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United Nations
N.Y
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Security Council
Pakistan to Leave UN If Council Fails on Peace Move
Ayub Khan told the UN Security Council that Pakistan would quit the United Nations if the council does not enforce a fair settlement. Bhutto urged using all force and responsibility to force a Jammu and Kashmir dispute resolution. Both nations agreed to pull forces back to their August 5 positions, a provision neither side referenced in the cease-fire.
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Bhutto
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Jammu and
Washmuir
United Nations
India
Brown, Berry Win Party Nominations in Ohio 7th District
Clarence J. Brown Jr., a Republican and newspaper publisher, wins the GOP nomination in a four way special primary. James A. Berry of Clark County, a Democrat, defeats his lone opponent. The district has only two Democrats elected since 1900. The winner faces a November 2 special election with national implications.
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Clarence J. Brown Jr
Brown
James A. Berry
Clark County
Washington
Ohio
Johnson
Clarence J. Brown Sr
House Rules Committee
Berry
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Republican
Young Brown
Top Crook LeMay Escapes Jail By Rope From Miami
Georges LeMay a billed Western Hemisphere fugitive from a Montreal bank burglary escaped from the County Jail on the seventh floor using a rope. He slid 90 feet down a cleaning house and fled in a 1965 white sedan with three men amid possible inside help.
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Miami
Fla
Georges LeMay
Montreal
LeMay
Messenger reveals Athens County action director name
In the Athens area the community action director is identified in Page 2. The Messenger notes the new appointment and outlines the role, background, and expected impact on local initiatives.
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Athens County Community Action
the Messenger
Ecumenical Council
Long Hair Sparks School Fight in Lamar ISD
Stephen Mackey, 14, was denied attendance at Lamar IS High School after his long hair led to expulsion. Principal Harold Costlow cited an unwritten Houston-area policy requiring a "normal haircut" while Dr. Louis H. Mackey questioned civil liberties in education. The case heads to the school board.
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Moulton
Tex
Stephen Mackey
Harold K. Costlow
Stephen
Louis H. Mackey
Rice University
Lamar
Towston
Mackey
Costlow
Board of Education
Houston
Watershed Approval Revealed For Margaret Creek Project
A House subcommittee approved the Margaret Creek Watershed project in Athens County. The measure advances toward full agricultural committee approval. total costs exceed 1 million with federal funding of 660,982 allocated for flood control recreation water supply and wildlife structures.
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Margaret Creek
House
Walter H. Moeller
Moeller
House of Representatives
Conservation and Credit
Athens County
Pickets Stall Return To Work Across Three States
A strike began with pickets halting a return to work in three states. About 16 mines in Ohio District 6 and others in western Pennsylvania remain shut while roughly 10 000 miners join in sympathy with West Virginia workers who were fired after an earlier walkout. Some locals voted to return if not crossing lines, but many mines stayed idle including Osage at Morgantown and Grant Town and Farmington in West Virginia. A Peabody mine at New Lexington also shut down due to poking lines.
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Feawark
United Mineworkers
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Margantown
Fairmont
Christopher Coal Co
Morgantown
Lomuds
Osage
Grant Town
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Loveridge
Mountaineer Coal Co
Consolidation
Farmington
Mountaineer Coal
Peabody Coal Co
New Lesxieton
Rivers Go Wild Over Four States
Rivers overflowed in Iowa Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma forcing thousands from homes and damaging crops as a new storm moved in. Snow and cold hit the West while Smithville Missouri faced floods for a second time in two months prompting school cancellations and sheltering.
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Associated
Missouri
Kansas
U S Command In Viet Requests OK To Use Non Lethal Tear Gas
Saigon reports the U S military command asks Washington to allow non lethal tear gas under specific war conditions. Viet Cong guerrillas attack the Mekong delta and bombers hit suspected Viet Cong positions as fighting and shelling continue in central highlands and provinces near Saigon.
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Viet
Saigon
Washington
VW. SS
Viet Nam
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Mekenge
Guam
Oo Funnel
Mekong
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South
Senate to Vote on Immigration Quota Change End of National Origins System
Senate leaders expected passage of a bill to end national origins quotas and cap Western Hemisphere immigration. The measure includes a Thurmond amendment to bar involuntary deportations, with Kennedy predicting its defeat while Dirksen warns it could hinder future deportations of felons. The bill also aims to eliminate the national origins quota within three years.
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Senate
Western Hemisphere
Edward M. Kennedy
Delfassfleur
Ge the Hill
Elias Wessin
Wessin
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Dominican Republic
Miami
Fla
U. S. Immigration Service
Sen
Strom Thur
S.C
United States
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