India Pakistan clash threatens truce with cease fire questioned
UN Secretary General U Thant said the cease fire was not holding as India and Pakistan exchange attacks near Fazilka Rajahstan and Kashmir. Pakistan reports 90 Indian dead 73 captured with 1000 Pakistani troops crossing Sutlej river and India warns of fighting if forces do not withdraw. Shastri says unilateral withdrawal improbable if Pakistan refuses.
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U Thant
Security Council
Fazilka
Lahore
India
Defense Ministry
Sutlevya River
Indian Defense Ministry
Rajahstan
Arabian Sea
Thant
Gadra
Himalayan
Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
New Delhi
Jets strike Viet Cong area near Cambodia border
U S B52 bombers from Guam carried out the 33rd Viet Nam war strike blasting a Viet Cong area 55 miles northwest of Saigon near Tay Ninh. A U S spokesman said eight-engine jets hit 15 miles northeast of the provincial capital in an operation reported today.
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Cambodia
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ji U
U.S
Guam
Tay Ninh
U. S. Navy
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
US Denounces Viet Cong Executions of Two American Soldiers
The United States condemned the Viet Cong for killing Captain Hubert R. Versace of Baltimore and Sergeant J. Kenneth M. Roraback in what Hanoi claimed as reprisals for Vietnamese executions. U.S. officials labeled the acts as wanton murder and a flagrant violation of humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions.
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South Viet Nam
United States
U. S
Hanoi
Radio
Humbert R. Versace
Baltimore
J.c
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N. C
Versace
Tan Phu
Mekong Delta
Roraback
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Tex
Esther M. Robbins
Baldwin
N. Y
George D. Roraback
West Hollywood
Fla
da Nang
Farm Bureau Buyout Plan Favored By None At Convention
U S and World briefs report the American Farm Bureau Federation faces an unfavorable recommendation at its annual convention on a plan to buy a national food chain to improve farmers bargaining power. Also noted are Turins baby sitting machine at the technology fair and UNESCO backed anti narcotics film with stars paid $1 each.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Organization
Turin
Italy
Nice
France
Unesco
United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization
Yul Brynner
Newsmen
Rosh Hashanah Observed Worldwide Marks 5726
Sunday night observances begin the Jewish New Year 5726 as temples and synagogues worldwide hold services welcoming the ten holy days.
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New York
Soviet Central Committee Opens New Economic Drive
In Moscow, large black cars arrived at the Central Committee administrative building as party leaders gathered to launch a new effort to address the country's economic problems. The Central Committee appears to have begun its meeting on schedule.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Miami case features mother who left son at airport
A Detroit mother faces psychiatric examination after telling a judge she abandoned her mute 13 year old son Richard at Miami airport with three cents and no ID. Richard, who cannot speak due to past brain damage, was found at the airport the day before.
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Miami
Fla
Detroit
Victor Thorne
Dade County
Willis
Richard
Thorne
Barron F. Shields
Troy
Tool and Die Compari
Trial Postponement Sought In Civil Rights Case Slayings
State Atty. Gen. Flowers plans to ask a judge to delay the trials of two men charged in the slayings of civil rights volunteers in Hayneville Alabama. The case involves Thomas Coleman and Collie Wilkins Jr with potential federal action seeking broader delays over alleged jury discrimination. Daniels, 27, an Episcopal seminarian, was killed in front of a Kenne New Hampshire grocery store.
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Hayneville
Ala
Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Flowers
T. Worth Thagard
Thomas L. Coleman
Birmingham
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Kenne
Daniels
Bill aims at D C self-government on House floor
A revised bill to grant District of Columbia residents self government advances to the House floor with backers predicting at least 235 votes. Multer notes possible filibuster by opponents and a House vote slated midweek or later. Jewish members prepare for Rosh Hashanah in Capitol prayer room as Senate considers tariff and Taft-Hartley repeal bills.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Abraham J. Multer
D-N.y
Multer
House
Capitol
Senate
United States
Canada
Vatican Hears Plan to Eliminate Atheism Worldwide
At Vatican City the Ecumenical Council debated a proposal to combat atheism through a social and economic reform agenda rather than mere denunciation. Father Pedro Arrupe of the Jesuits argued atheism has economic causes and urged urgent action to reform social structures.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pedro Arrupe
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Father Arrupe
Dominican crises intensify as Bosch returns
Tense Dominican politics worsen under provisional government led by Hector Garcia Godoy. U.S. Ambassador BunkeR returns to manage crisis for the OAS while a 10,000 strong Inter-American peace force deters large scale violence. Bosch’s return fuels calls for action as troops stay ready. President Garcia Godoy to address the nation tonight.
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U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
National University
Hector Garcia- Godoy
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Garcia Godoy
Clara Bow Death Shocks Silent Film World
Renowned star Clara Bow dies at 60 shocking fans and colleagues. Her vibrant career as the It girl defined silent cinema and left a lasting legacy in early Hollywood.
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Chauncey
Clara Bow
AP Pictures Put In Film Viet Nam Project
Striking Viet Nam photos by AP photographers are compiled into a motion picture titled Viet Nam. It will premiere October 1 during the AP Managing Editors Association convention in Buffalo New York with narration by Frank Blair.
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New York
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Frank Blair
Unseasonable cool spell with scattered showers forecast
Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday should run 4 to 7 degrees below normal. An unseasonably cool start Tuesday gives way to warmer Wednesday then cooler again Thursday and Friday. Showers are expected late Tuesday or Wednesday and again Thursday totaling about one half to three quarters of an inch.
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