UN Security Council Demands Cease-Fire Adherence in India Pakistan War
The UN Security Council urges India and Pakistan to honor their cease-fire and withdraw all armed personnel to prewar positions. Both governments blame each other for violations as clashes persist in Lahore and Rajasthan with no withdrawals reported. The resolution, introduced by Ambassador Goldberg, expresses grave concern over the breakdown of the unconditional cease-fire.
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UN Security Council
India
Pakistan
New Delhi
Rawalpindi
Lahore
Rajasthan
Security Council
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
Goldberg
U Thant
Dominica Plans Military Shakeup for Peace and Security
Santo Domingo reports President Hector Garcia-Godoy pledges a reorganization of the Dominican armed forces after recent violence. He says two new laws will specify military restructuring and reintegration of rebel fighters, aiming to complete within a few days. Interior Minister Castillo notes weapons from rebel zones will be handed to a government commission as demilitarization begins.
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Santo Domingo
Hector Garcia-Godoy
National Palace
Manual Joaquin Castillo
Gemini Flight Still On Schedule For Oct. 25 Launch
Officials at Space Center Houston expect Gemini 6 to launch on Oct. 25 for the first manned rendezvous with an Agena target. Navy Captain Walter Schirra Jr. and Air Force Major Thomas Stafford begin two weeks of rehearsals at Cape Kennedy despite a machinists walkout that day.
New Battle Rages In Viet Nam Pass
Saigon area reports heavy fighting as hundreds of Vietnamese rangers clash with Viet Cong in Phu Cu Pass. Government units say battalion-scale forces engage near Qui Nhon, with air strikes aiding. Casualty figures unavailable. A U.S. spokesman confirms three American deaths in a crash west of Saigon and notes seven Vietnamese policemen killed at the wreck site.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phu Cu Pass
Qui Nhon
U.S
Taal Volcano Erupts Striking Luzon Island
The Taal Volcano on a lake island near Luzon roared awake early today with quakes and blasts every five minutes. Authorities feared for up to 2000 inhabitants as refugees fled across the lake and camps formed along Tagaytay Ridge.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Luzon
Tagaytay Ridge
Lake Taal
Rights death trial begins in Hayneville Florida
Thomas L. Coleman 55, a Haynesville resident and highway engineer, faces a manslaughter charge for the shotgun killing of Jonathan Daniels, an Episcopal seminary student from Kenne b NH, outside a Hayneville grocery. A priest was wounded as Coleman also faces an assault and battery charge.
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Thomas L. Coleman
Haynesville
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Kenne, N. H
Alabama
Daniels
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Hayneville
Morrisree
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Detroit
Viola Liuzzo
Latin American bishops urge Freud lessons for Vatican modern world document
In St. Peter's Basilica a group of Latin American bishops urged the council to apply psychoanalysis to church work. Bishop Sergio Mendez Arceo of Cuernavaca argued the modern world document ignores psychological factors and called for revision.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Sergio Mendez Arceo
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Sigmund Freud
Mendez Arceo
St. Peter's Basilica
Soviet plan to reform factories stores to boost production
Kosygin unveils a new system tying factory success to sales, cost accounting and efficiency. The aim is to raise worker incentives, modernize stores, and persuade developing nations to embrace Soviet goods and even the Communist model. Unsold goods will hurt quotas and prompt changes.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Party Central Committee
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Devel
Asia
Africa
Latin American
Hurricanes Watch Extended Along U S Gulf Coast
A hurricane watch stretched from the mouth of the Mississippi River to Cedar Keys Florida as Debbie strengthened into a tropical storm and threatened flood tides. A cold front was expected to curb growth. Offshore oil installations faced renewed shutdowns as Debbie neared.
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Mississippi River
Cedar Keys
Fla
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Betsy
Pensacola
Miami mother abandons 13 year old mute son at airport
Detroit mother undergoing psychiatric tests says her 13 year old mute and mentally retarded son Richard is a good boy but she does not want him back. She left him at Miami International Airport last week and has not seen him since arriving in Miami Sunday night.
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Miami, Fla
Detroit
Victor Thorne
Richard
Miami International Airport
Nelsonville Waterworks Grant Advances for City Project
Washington–Housing and Urban Development Agency funds $10,800 toward Nelsonville’s $218,000 waterworks project. Administered by the Community Facilities Administration, the grant supports a new raw water intake and a new well to double the city’s water supply. repayment begins interest free at construction. Rep. Walter Moeller, D-Ohio, announced the plan.
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Washington — Housing Home Finance Agency
City of
Nelsonville
Walter Moeller
Ohio
Community Facilities Administration
Athens Soil Conservation Unit Plans Annual Meeting
The Athens soil conservation district schedules its annual meeting in Albany on October 23. The notice appears in Page 2 of The Messenger.
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Athens Soil Conservation Unit
Albany
Hocking Antipoverty Group
Ohio University-Kent
Middleport Council
Police Department
Wilson Warns of Social Explosion Over Immigration Influx
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the Labour Party convention in BLACKPOLL that Britain may face a social explosion unless action is taken to curb illegal non white immigration. He defended government efforts to prevent evasion of immigration controls.
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Blackpoll
England
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Wilson
Monetary Revision Discussed by Ten Nations
Washington reports ten major nations reached agreement on a first step toward a world conference on changes to the international monetary system. Finance ministers told deputies to study the need for more money and credit and report next spring. Pierre-Paul Schweitzer of the IMF will have representatives at the talks. The Group of 10 and IMF have studied the system for over a year and call the plan contingency planning.
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Pierre - Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
Group of 10
The
Home Rule Question Spurs Party Line Debate
Washington opponents push changes to a home rule bill that would allow partisan elections for mayor and city officials while exempting federal workers from Hatch Act limits. Backers claim a comfortable path to passage amid two early procedural votes. Rep. Howard W. Smith denounces the measure as a monstrosity and questions local ownership of the issue.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
United States
Rhodes embarks on another Ohio tourism tour
Gov. James A. Rhodes leaves Columbus for Cambridge as part of his ongoing “wonderful world of Ohio” tour to spotlight state attractions. He plans further trips next year and will outline future tour plans at the October 1-2 Governor's Conference on Tourism at Atwood Lake Lodge.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Statehouse
Cambridge
Rhodes
Atwood Lake Lodge
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