Pakistan Charges Invasion In Kashmir Border Posts Claimed
Pakistan and India traded claims over cross border fighting in Kashmir. Radio Pakistan quoted Azad Kashmir officials saying three border posts were occupied. An earlier Indian attempt was repulsed with heavy casualties. Civilians reported killed in Sardar Sharif clashes near Srinagar. Shastri called for national unity against perceived aggression.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
U.N
Kargil
Kashmir
Azad Kashmir
India
Sardar Sharif
Srinagar
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
FASTEETH powder promises firmer false-teeth fit
FASTEETH powder is advertised to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking. It claims a non acidic, tasteless formula that improves bite without gummy or pasty aftertaste and is marketed as available everywhere.
Ky Calls Asian Unity Against Communists in Southeast Asia
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urged a regional anti communist alliance to counter Hanoi and Peking during a Formosa visit. He discussed mutual security, coordinating plans with Chiang Kai shek, and noted cordial ties with the United States while avoiding specifics on military actions.
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Formosa
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
Asia
North Viet Nam
Red China
Chiang Kaishek
China
Phailand
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Congo Rebel General Plenga Placed Under House Arrest
Self styled Congo rebel general Nicolas Plenga was placed under house arrest in Khartoum and questioned about contacts with Sudan rebel leaders.
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Khartoum
Sudan
UPI
Nicolas Plenga
Congo
Lost sailor sighted near Wolf Rock off Cornwall
Coast Guard reports Robert Maury aboard the 13.4 foot sloop Tinkerbelle sighted 20 miles south of Wolf Rock off Cornwall. The Cleveland newsman, at sea 77 days since June 1 voyage from Falmouth, Mass, toward Falmouth harbor, was seen by the trawler Clearwater at 3:53 a.m. EST. His wife Virginia returned to Newlyn after a 600 mile four day voyage aboard the trawler Excellent and did not seek an official search.
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Falmouth
England
Coast Guard
Robert Maury
Tinkerbelle
Wolfrock
Cornish
Cleveland
Ohio
Clearwater
Scilly Islands
Maney
Mass
Lands End
Manry
Virginia
Newlyn
Cornwall
Kennedy says LBJ was best man to carry on 1960 ticket
Sen Robert Kennedy, at a Milwaukee fundraiser, extolled Lyndon B. Johnson as the best man to carry on John F. Kennedy’s presidency, citing civil rights programs, elder medical aid, and federal school funds as proof of Johnson’s commitment. He noted no reference to Schlesinger’s account and praised Kennedy and Johnson for their shared dreams.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John I. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert {. Kennedy
D-N.y
Sen
Kennedy
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
John Son
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Sen. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Students Protest In Tel Aviv Over Bonn Ambassador
Several hundred university students demonstrated in Tel Aviv against the Bonn government for sending former German army officer Rolf Pauls as ambassador to Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Bonn
Rolf Pauls
Chilean Navy Ship Lost With 98 Believed Dead
A week long southern Chile storm sank the Chilean Navy cutter Janequeo with 70 plus crew aboard near Bahai San Pedro, 346 miles southwest of Santiago. Surviving status uncertain as rescue ships faced rocks and worsening weather. The Leucoton, grounded earlier, escaped immediate danger as landslides and floods raised ashore deaths to 58.
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Santiago
Chile
Navy
Four-Point Viet Nam Strategy Outlined by Maxwell Taylor
General Maxwell D. Taylor, former ambassador to Saigon, released a four point plan to win the Viet Nam war. It calls for maximal South Viet Nam effort, North Viet Nam air strikes, stronger Saigon government, and readiness to talk peace for a sincere settlement. Taylor said the strategy could lead to an agreed end after Communist leaders concede that the U.S. will not withdraw.
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U.S
Vfe
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Walt R. Rostow
State Department
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Associated Press
Hanoi
Intervention Backed by OAS Mission
Washington AP says Sen. Thomas J. Dodd cites an OAS report backing prompt US intervention in the Dominican Republic after late April civil strife. The foreword to four Latin America security reports highlights five main communist threats including subversion, sabotage, infiltration, propaganda, and university ties.
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Washington
Organization of American States
United States
Dominican Republic
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
OAS
Dodd
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Latin America
OAS Committee On Security
Western Hemisphere
Three Climbers Die on South Maroon Peak near Aspen
Three mountain climbers were killed and a fourth injured on South Maroon Peak in Pitkin County, southwest of Aspen. Sheriff Lorain R. Herwick said the four, members of the Los Alamos New Mexico climbing club, were descending a snow field roped together when one slipped and dragged the others.
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Aspen
Colo
UPI
South Maroon Peak
Pitkin County
Lorain R. Herwick
Los Alamos. N.M
Adenauer to Arabs Door Is Open
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said West Germany welcomes Arab states to resume relations but requires Arab initiative to restore ties broken after West Germany and Israel formalized relations.
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Adenauer
Trier
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Israel
Fires Across Massachusetts Cause 700000 In Damage
Eleven businesses were wrecked as fires hit Lowell Medford and Danvers, with damage over 700000. The Lowell blaze began at Hubert Roofing Co and spread to four nearby properties. no injuries were reported. Separate Danvers and Medford fires destroyed stores and a market, with investigations into causes and two alarms in Medford.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Dutton Street
Lowell
Medford
Danversere
Robert Boyle Construction Co
City Cab Co
Town Market
Danvers
Tufts Square
Tufts Paper Co
Censorship Considered In Viet War Dispatch
General Wheeler said press reports on troop movements could prompt censorship in Vietnam. He cited an UpI dispatch on Duc Co highlights and noted China moved some air units near Viet Nam borders. Officials say predeployment reports can cause damage, while Saigon reporters withhold unit sizes and casualty details.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
Earl G. Wheeler
United Press International
Saigon
Duc Co
Duce Co
South Viet Nam
Wheeler
American Broadcasting Co
China
Hainan
UPI
Columbia Broadcasting System
Defense Department
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Chicago
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