Fresh Conflicts Erupt in Kashmir
India says its forces shot down two U S built Pakistani jet fighters in dawn clashes in southwest Kashmir. Pakistan denies and says it shot down an Indian plane and damaged others. Civilian casualties reported near a mosque as fighting continues.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Alexei Kosygin
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.S
Dean Rusk
U.N
U Thant
Defense Ministry
Chhamb
Sprinagar
Jaurian
Aknoor-Chhamb
United Nations
Dewa
Aknoor
Tammu
Naushehra
Dilemma grows over Kashmir in US foreign policy
The Kashmir conflict intensifies the US dilemma in South Asia as Washington balances aid between India and Pakistan. Pakistan's anti American stance strains ties while the US weighs continued military and economic aid amid regional tensions and ties to CENTO and SEATO. A second item reports police in England aborting a time bomb scare after discovering termites caused ticking sounds.
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Kashmir
United States
India
Pakistan
Suez
Viet Nam
Britain
Singapore
Washington
Russia
China
Johnson Administration
Red China
CENTO
SEATO
U.S
Northeast Frontier
Ladak
Nuclear Club
Realgyrcath
England
UPI
Back to Maryland One Vote Battles Capital Bill
Washington house rule battle heats up as Johnson aides push for self rule petition while a competing Maryland back to capital bill moves forward. Discharge petition nears 218 signatures. McMillan committee advances plan to ced e most capital to Maryland. referendum eyed if residents reject district status. Senate already approved home rule.
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Washington
House
Maryland
District of Columbia
Johnson
Texas
John L. McMillan
D-S.c
Senate
Top LBJ Adviser Is Steel Referee
President Johnson named Gardner Ackley to act as a statistical referee in ongoing emergency steel talks. He would judge cost figures in management and labor proposals as negotiators push toward a settlement before the strike deadline.
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LBJ
Steel
Washington
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
White House
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Wirtz and Connor
Theologian Cites Morality Factor In Safe Driving
Boston College theologian Father Robert P. White warns during the Labor Day weekend that arrogance selfishness and discourtesy on highways are morally wrong. He says careless driving endangers lives property and safety and that moral principles of care apply to operating vehicles. He adds that driving with defective equipment is a moral wrong.
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New York
UPI
Allen H. Seed Jr
Keep America Beautiful
Seed
Boston
Boston College
Robert P. White
S.J
Father White
Thunderstorms Hit Flood Stricken Italy
Rome reports 86 dead with fears of higher toll as storms flood vast areas from the north to Sicily. Pots of water threaten water supply, mudslides damage aqueducts, and thousands are homeless. The government approves 320000 dollars for relief.
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Italy
Rome
UPI
Ialian Peninsula
Air Force Meteorological Bureau
Sicily
Austria Faces Severe Floods Across Regions
Vienna reports several days of heavy rainfall causing floods in Salzburg Tyrol Carinthia and Styria. Rivers overflow banks washing away more than a dozen bridges and disrupting railways roads and communications apparatus.
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Vienna
Austria
Salzburg
Tyral
Carinthia
Styria
Auditor Criticizes Massachusetts State College Building Authority
Massachusetts State Auditor Thaddeus Buczko issues a harsh audit of the Building Authority covering 1963 to 1964. He blasts added student costs, no taxpayer benefit, and financial gains from fees. The agency kept no books and lacked a central records location. He cites improper travel and salary payments to Executive Director Angelo T. Soter and calls for repayment and stricter expense accounting.
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Boston
API
Thaddeus
Buczko
Massachusetts State College Building Authority
Building Authority
Angelo T. So
Authority
Worcester
Railroad Notice Signals Sunday Service Changes
Hastings England notice at the railroad station reports normal Sunday service with alterations additions and cancellations reflected this week by listings at the station and in timetables.
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Hastings
England
UPI
Guard Curfew Liquor Ban Restore Calm in Natchez
In Natchez Mississippi National Guardsmen patrolled streets under bayonets and helped enforce a curfew from 10 pm to 5 am after a dynamite blast damaged NAACP leader George Metcalfe. Maj. Gen. Walter Johnson led 650 Guardsmen, with reinforcements and a medical unit arriving to maintain order in the 25,000 resident city.
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Natchez
Plymouth
N.C
AP Phato
Miss
Mississippi River Bluff
Walter Johnson
Paul Johnson
George Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Adams County
NAACP
Betsy Threatens Bahama Missile Tracking Stations
Hurricane Betsy with 150 mph winds moves on an uncertain path in the Atlantic threatening U S missile tracking stations in the Bahamas. The Air Force placed Grand Bahama and Eleuthera Cay stations on maximum alert while Cape Kennedy awaited a higher alert as Betsy neared.
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Miami
UPS
Betsy
Atlantic
U.S
Bahamas
Air Force
Grand Bahama Island
Eleuthera Cay
Grand Turk Island
Cape Kennedy Spaceport
Sarnoff Drops RCA Reins
Dr Elmer Engstrom named chief executive of RCA to succeed Ingstrom as president while Brig Gen David Sarnoff stays as board chairman Engstrom moves to chairman of the executive committee Robert Sarnoff shifts from NBC chairman to a new post NBCs Robert Ig Kintner named NBC chairman and president of the networks He is 55 while Engstrom is 64 and David Sarnoff is 74 and will remain chairman of RCA.
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New York
Elmer Engstrom
Radio Corp. of America
Robert W. Sarnoff
Ingstrom
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
Engstrom
David Sarnoff
Robert Sarnoff
Sarnoff
NBC
Robert Ig. Kintner
Kintner
Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Norms
The forecast shows temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees above normal through Wednesday with 61 as the seasonal baseline. Warmer conditions expected Saturday and Sunday, cooler on Monday, and total precipitation between .2 and .4 inches from showers Tuesday into Wednesday.
Magna Carta Leaves Britain For U.S. Visit
The 1225 Magna Carta departs Britain for display in the United States for the first time. It will travel to Washington for display beside the Declaration of Independence at the World Peace Through Law conference, then to Alabama for the National Council of the English Speaking Union of America meeting, before returning to the Public Record Office in November.
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London
United States
Public Record Office
Washington
Allania
National Council of the
English Speaking Union of America
More Troops Arrive in Viet Nam
Saigon reports 1,400 Marine helicopter-equipped troops land, boosting force toward 100,000. Vietnamese forces sweep Zone D near Saigon with no troops found but report 90 Viet Cong bodies. U S downed helicopter casualties and large Viet Cong supplies seized accompany heavy air strikes totaling 545 sorties.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Zone D
UHIB
Chu Lai
William G. Johnson
Tyler
Tex
Marine Aircraft Group 36
da Nang
U. S
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Rolls- Royce Motor Firm
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Rufus
Goodwin United Press International
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Tagliamene
Auditor Hits State College Building Unit
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