War of Words The Chinese Threaten Borders With Russia
Peking reports a new front in China’s war of words with the Soviet Union. An official publication from SPH marks areas as undetermined along the frontier, including Khabarovsk on the Amur River. A Chinese council decree orders map updates to conform with territorial treaties.
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U S aid to India and Pakistan outlined by report
The article notes 1954 U S decisions limiting use of arms to Pakistan and details aid figures: Pakistan about 3 billion dollars in U S aid, a billion in military hardware, while India has received about 6 billion in U S aid with little military assistance. It mentions U S officers visiting Jammu near Kashmir to address Indian complaints and discusses broader regional border tensions and shifts in Chinese Soviet relations.
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Provisional Government Resigns in Rebel Ceremony
A crowd of over ten thousand gathered at the National Palace complex to witness the flamboyant resignation of the rebel regime. The provisional government, formed after weeks of negotiations by an OAS committee between rebels and the civilian-military junta, outlines a nine month rule under a peace formula.
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Governors To Discuss N E Transportation
New England air and rail service will be among topics at the New England Governor's conference September 8 in Newport Rhode Island. Conference chairman Governor John H Reed said federal legislation affecting the textile industry and electric power developments will also be discussed.
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Betsy Misses Bahamas Still A Threat To East Coast
Hurricane Betsy, a powerful storm packing 125 mph winds, skirted the Bahamas and headed into open water east of the chain. Weather officials said an East Coast strike was unlikely but urged alerts as Betsy moves northwest, about 350 miles east of Palm Beach at 12 mph.
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Italian Flood Toll Climbing Across Italy
Rome grapples with floods and landslides as the death toll rises toward sixty with 51 confirmed dead and about 41 missing. Austria, Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia also face rain and flood impacts as Italy awaits more rain and water outages persist in Rome.
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Helicopter crew killed in Viet Nam near Ho Bo woods
In Saigon area Viet Cong gunners shot down a US Army helicopter en route to a guerrilla center. All aboard were killed as the craft burst into flames after the crash north of Saigon. The mission, part of a larger operation, uncovered Viet Cong ammunition and uniforms in the Ho Bo woods.
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Steel wage talks end in White House settlement
President Johnson announced a steel industry settlement after prodding by federal mediators and with negotiators from both sides present. The Wage Policy Committee will meet in Pittsburgh to ratify a three year contract seen as near completion just hours earlier.
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Who Me Comedian Keaton Cast as Deadpan Noah
Buster Keaton, the comedian known for deadpan delivery, is cast as Noah in The Bible a modern allegory slated to begin filming in November in Rome AP Wirephoto confirms casting noted for Rome production plans.
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Khrushchev Returns Home After Hospital Tests
Khrushchev, 71, is reported by daughter Rada Adzhubei to be back at his country residence near Moscow in good health after medical tests. Sources note circulatory concerns and ongoing health issues since his October ouster, with officials silent on confirmation.
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Spacemen Set Record For Safety
The National Geographical Society reports space fliers have reached the highest accident free mileage in orbital missions. Astronauts from the United States total 10 692 000 miles, while Soviet cosmonauts logged 8 918 000 miles without mishaps, totaling 19 610 000 fatality free miles. The study notes space may be the safest travel during Labor Day weekend amid highway deaths that holiday.
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Former Nazis Go to Jail
In Düsseldorf Germany four former Nazi functionaries tied to the Treblinka extermination camp were given maximum life terms. Five additional defendants received sentences from three to twelve years while another was acquitted on Friday.
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