India Pakistan war escalates after Kashmir ceasefire line incident
United Nations observers report Aug 5 incursion by armed men from Pakistan into Indian Kashmir, aiming to sabotage and seize Srinagar. Indian ambassador accuses 1,000 militants in civilian dress. Pakistan denies cross-border troop action. Thant engages in daily talks to curb violence as 18-year Kashmir dispute persists.
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Vatican Swiss Guard Shrinks to 75 Members Amid Shortage
The Vatican has reduced the Swiss Guard from 100 to 75, later down to 68 due to recruitment difficulties. The on-paper strength reduction took effect July 1. The guard's primary duty remains protecting the Pope's life.
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Volpe Voids House-To-House Voter Registration Bill
Gov Volpe vetoes a bill allowing local registrars to canvass residents for registration, citing private rights and urging civic groups to pursue registration instead. Democratic support wanes amid clerk opposition. measure would require deputies from both parties to canvass TANDEM. Senate postpones district judges holidays measure. other items include welfare patient choice and merit system strengthening, with no fix traffic system pending Senate final action.
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Official Censure of Mr. K Published, Placed on Sale
MOSCOW The transcript of a Central Committee meeting denounces former Premier Nikita Khrushchev by name and places it on sale. Khrushchev, 71, faced direct personal criticism from party leaders including Pyotr Shelest and Dinmukhamed Kunayev while a broad plan to reorganize Soviet agriculture was approved. The stenographic report covers 30 speakers from the March session and relays criticisms of Khrushchev's farming policies and exhortations to farmers to catch up with the United States.
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Swiss Aid for Vietnam War Victims Announced
The Swiss government pledged 25000 dollars for war victims in North and South Vietnam. The Swiss Red Cross added 5000 dollars for medical supplies clothing and food.
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Pearson Calls Election In Canada
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced a general election for November 8 to seek a Liberal majority in the House of Commons. He cited shaky support, opposition threats to a no confidence vote, and the 1967 centennial as factors. His main challenger is former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Conservative party.
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International Currency Proposed by Former Treasury Official
Washington AP report notes Robert V. Roosa, former undersecretary of the treasury for monetary affairs, urged creation of an international currency to lessen dollar dominance. He proposed a pool funded by major countries to be administered by the International Monetary Fund.
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Red China's World War Plan Sparks U S Alarm
AP dispatch analyzes Marshal Lin Piao's call for a global people’s war and Rusk's warning that China’s blueprint aims to encircle the United States and Western Europe through revolutionary movements in Asia Africa and Latin America. It argues Washington must counter Beijing’s strategy amid Vietnam tensions.
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Kashmir War Helps China, Rusk Says
NEW YORK AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the India Pakistan conflict threatens containment of communism. He warned that only China benefits if the Kashmir fighting continues, urging peace to keep the subcontinent secure and reduce outside danger.
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