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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1965

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Red China protests to India over Tibet Sikkim clashes

Tokyo AP reports Beijing protesting to New Delhi over armed provocations near the Tibet Sikkim border. China says Indian troops intruded into Ya La on Oct 2 and opened heavy fire wounding a Chinese guard. New Delhi counters Chinese forces crossed into Sikkim and fired on Indian troops.

Tokyo China Peking Tibet-Sikkim New Ching Ya la China-Sikkim India Yak la Sikkim-Tibet Himalayas New Delhi Indian Defense Ministry Sikkim

Red Force Crushed in Jogjakarta Central Java

Reports from Radio Jakarta say loyal Diponegoro Division troops crushed rebel forces led by Col Suherman in Jogjakarta as fighting spread in central Java. Unclear fates for Untung and the top military meeting in Bogor, with anti Communists pressing to ban PKI amid civil war fears. A Queens apartment lobby CCTV system was installed but the camera was stolen by Tuesday.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Radio Jakarta Jogjakarta Java Suherman Diponegoro Col. Untung Dipone Boro Central Sukarno Bogor Communist Party PKI New York Queens John Joyce

U.S. Jets Downed in North Viet Nam Actions

UPI reports three U.S. Air Force jets were shot down in raids over North Viet Nam with all four airmen missing. A Navy Crusader also fell 40 miles northeast of Hanoi. a pilot was rescued after bail out. Ground action details include paratroopers in the Con River Valley and strong anti air defenses. China and Peking claims cited. U.S. diplomat Lodge toured Mekong Delta villages.

Saigon Ups U.S. Air Force North Viet Nam Peking Red Air Force Kwangsi Province Hanoi Guam U.S UPI Martin Stuart-Fox Tien Thuan U.S. Army 1St Cavalry Division Con River Valley South Viet- Nam 7Th Cavalry China Henry Cabot Lodge Mekong Delta Kwangsi Central Highlands Mekong Delta Associated Press

Buckley to Buckley Name Change Proposal

New York mayoral race features William F. Buckley Jr offering a humorous fix for voter confusion with Bronx Democratic leader Charles Buckley. He suggests Charles change his name since he is not running, framing it as a natural courtesy to voters.

New York William F. Buckley Jr Bronx Charles Buckley Noblesse

Boy Trapped Head-Down in Ohio Cave Rescue Efforts

In Medina County Ohio rescuers work to free a 15 year old boy wedged head first in a narrow Wildcat Cave passage near Hinckley as cave experts join the effort. The youth, from Berea's Methodist Children's Home, remained calm after more than a day trapped with no food. Local officials weigh drilling but warn the cave ceiling is weak and risky.

Boy Medina, Ohio Morris Baetzold Medina County Norman Stuart Hinckley Here Ohio Methodist Children’s Home Berea Cleveland National Speleological Society National Rescue Squad Cleveland Hopkins Airport Ohio Highway Patrol

Five Day Forecast Sees Temperatures Dip Then Rise

The temperatures through Monday will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal 51. Expect slightly warmer conditions Friday and cooler Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures rise slowly on Monday. Rain likely Thursday night or Friday.

Luna 7 On Course To Reach Moon Thursday

The Soviet space probe Luna 7 is on track to reach the moon on Thursday at about 1 AM Moscow time. Tass reported after a corrected trajectory and continued flight since its Oct 4 launch, noting earlier Luna series attempts and distances from Earth.

Moscow UPI Tass Earth Moon

Cardinal Cushing to Undergo Neck Surgery Next Week

Boston archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing announced plan to have a benign tumor removed from the back of his neck possibly next week. He said doctors are not concerned, speaking after a news conference on forming the Cardinal Cushing Affiliated Hospitals to combine medical research and exchange information for better service. The group includes St. Elizabeth's of Brighton, St. Margaret's of Dorchester, and Cardinal Cushing General Hospital in Brockton under construction. The $100 million Cushing Hospital will be an affiliated teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine when completed in two years.

Boston UPI Richard Cardinal Cushing Cardinal Cushing St. Elizabeth’s Brighton St. Margaret's of Dorchester Cardinal- Cushing General Hospital Brockton Cushing Hospital Tufts University School of Medicine

Envoy Criticizes Japanese Press for Viet Nam Bias

In Osaka Edwin D Reischauer the U S ambassador to Japan urged Japanese newsmen to show a balanced view of Viet Nam. He criticized how South Vietnamese statements were underplayed while North Vietnamese comments received broad coverage after a major policy speech in Tokyo.

Tokyo Edwin D. Iti Japan Viet Nam Reischauer Osaka

Students Fail Fire Drill At Muskegon College

Muskegon Michigan students hindered a drill as some grabbed lunches and coats from lockers and delayed the exit. One class did not respond to the bell and others ignored it, prompting firemen to call the drill unsuccessful.

Muskegon, Mich UPI Muskegon County Community College

Georgia Negroes Fail Again to Board White School Buses

In Crawfordville Georgia demonstrators clash with state troopers as about 17 Negro pupils attempt to board three buses carrying white students. Police push crowds back and arrest several juveniles while civil rights leaders mobilize a planned 160 mile march to Atlanta to press for desegregation.

Crawfordville Georgia Atlanta Charles’ Brown Americus Crawfordville-Atlanta Taliaferro County Americas Murden High J. T. Johnson Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Civil Rights Law Hearing Set in Conn

Four Hartford civil rights leaders charged with inciting injury to persons or property challenge a Connecticut statute as unconstitutional. The trio of federal judges named to hear the case includes J. Joseph Smith, William H. Timbers, and T. Emmet Clarke. No date was set.

Conn Hartford Connecticut North End Los Angeles U.S. Circuit J. Joseph Smith U.S. District Court William H. Timbers T. Emmet Clarke

Search Fruitless For Boy and Men Lost at Sea

Coast Guards widened the search for three men and a boy missing since Sunday after two boats left in stormy Narra Bansat Bay Alabama and nearby off Westport Massachusetts. Seven boats and two helicopters combed Narragansett Bay and coast toward Point Judith while searching today for a 29 foot cabin cruiser carrying Roger Patnaude and Roland Fournier bound for Gallilee Rhode Island for winter storage. In Westport the missing are Andrew Forand and his son Ronald both of Westport aboard a 14 foot outboard with two gasoline cans found ashore at Horseneck Beach.

Boston Coast Guards Narra- Bansat Bay Westport Mass Narragansett Bay Seacoast Point Judith R. I Roger Patnaude Pawtucket Roland Fournier Cumberland Gallilee Andrew Forand Ronald Horseneck Beach

Vatican bishops condemn nuclear armament at council vote

At Vatican City British prelates urged a total condemnation of nuclear stockpiling and modern warfare. The assembly approved a decree strengthening bishops powers and reforming the Roman Curia by 2,167 to 14, clearing the way for final promulgation.

Vatican City UPI British Ecumenical Council U.S Philip Hannan Washington D.C Vatican Vatican Curia Britain Gordon Wheeler Middlesbrough Charles Grant Northampton England

Farmers Block US Rocket Range Near Mt Fuji

About 200 Japanese farmers with four bulldozers began moving into the military shooting range on Mt Fuji to prevent the U S Army from practicing firing Little John rockets on Thursday and Friday. Leftists say the tests pave the way for Japan’s nuclear armament and U S involvement in Vietnam. the farmers say they want to cultivate the land.

Tokyo Mt. Fuji U.S. Army Little John Japan

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