Shastri accuses Chinese troops of firing on frontier
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said Communist Chinese forces were firing across the Indian frontier in Sikkim and Ladakh as New Delhi denounced Beijing’s aims. He warned India would defend itself by any means, while China extended a border ultimatum and accused India of violations amid reports of attacks near Sialkot and Ambala.
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Sialkot
Exodus Has Plentiful Cash Says Leader
Boston based civil rights drive Operation Exodus plans six benefit shows after 150 mothers gathered over 32000 in a weekend house to house canvass. Ellen Jackson chairs North Dorchester Roxbury Better Schools group stating funds will cover bussing Negro children to mostly white schools for the year, following Boston School Committee funding rejection.
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Cardinal Beran urges individual worship declaration at Vatican
Cardinal Josef Beran, recently freed from 16 years in Czechoslovakia, urged the Vatican Ecumenical Council to declare that worship should be by individual conscience. He spoke as debate on a draft religious liberty declaration continued, noting his own experience in support of the principle. A formal vote was expected later in the week, with final approval shaping a decree to be reviewed by bishops and approved by Pope Paul VI.
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New York Times and union reach basis for negotiations
The New York Times and the American Newspaper Guild reached a basis for negotiations on the pension issue after talks adjourned at 1:20 a.m. EDT. Mediator Theodore W. Kheel said the Times submitted counter-proposals, while other major issues include automation, union shop and Guild jurisdiction. Both sides reported a positive attitude as talks continued.
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Boston Typographers Reject Benefits Bid
Boston Typographical Union No. 13 members, unpaid since December 31, rejected a publishers’ offer and authorized a strike against Globe, Herald-Traveler, and Record American. The union seeks a $12 weekly health and welfare and pension package, opposed to the $8.30 offer. About 2,700 members, 1,200 in composing rooms, could be affected. strike deadline not set.
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Taxpayer Group Urges Tax Reform With City Aid Data
The Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers released a bulletin urging tax reform as the House plans another Boston session. It argues lack of reform would raise taxes by 15 to 100 million, with real estate owners bearing the burden. The bulletin highlights rising local costs, notably teacher salaries rising after a 5000 minimum, and compares local tax rates and assessment ratios in Florida, North Adams, and Hinsdale to show uneven taxation.
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Arsonist Sought After Six Lowell Fires Week End
Lowell, Mass. arson investigator seeks suspect behind six weekend blazes that damaged the Currier-Citizen plant a vacant tenement Wilder Feed Co and the Lowell Lumber Co office. Officials report twenty suspicious fires in eight weeks causing about five hundred thousand dollars in damage.
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Shaws Print Co
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Amid Week Shifts
The five day outlook calls for average temperatures about five degrees above the seasonal 47 degree norm. Expect cooler conditions Thursday and Friday followed by a warmer Saturday. Thunder showers are expected on Wednesday and again near Saturday.
Light Vote Forecast in Boston Primaries
In Boston the primary election is expected to draw a light turnout around 28 percent of registered voters with 85 000 ballots cast. Voters will choose 18 of 26 City Council candidates and 10 of 16 School Committee candidates while incumbents seek re election. Mayoral candidates will be on the Chelsea Everett Pall River and Quincy ballots along with Worcester city races. Louisa Day Hicks noted for her stance on racial imbalance amid busing debates.
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Jury of Sixteen to Try Furcolo in Corruption Case
In Boston, Suffolk County Superior Court ordered a 16 member jury for the trial of former Governor Foster Furcolo and four members of the 1960 executive council. The enlarged panel will hear evidence, with only 12 to deliberate, as Furcolo faces charges of conspiring to arrange a 1969 bribe to secure reappointment of Anthony N. DiNatale as state public works commissioner.
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Unanimous Vote Omits Penalty in Kashmir crisis
United Nations Security Council, by a 10 to 0 vote with Jordan abstaining, demands India and Pakistan end Kashmir fighting by 3 a.m. EDT Wednesday. The Dutch-backed resolution calls for forces to return to Aug 5 positions and drops sanctions. Jordan abstained. Kosygin invites Ayub and Shastri to a stopgap meeting in a Russian city to seek a cease-fire.
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UPI
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Sadi
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Erhard's CDU Wins Big in West German Election
Christian Democrats led by Ludwig Erhard secured 245 seats in the Bundestag to 202 for the Social Democrats and 49 for the Free Democrats. Brandt ponders resigning as he shifts to a Bundestag seat, turnout 86.9 percent, CDU pledges to continue pro Atlantic alliance and market policies. Erhard plans to meet President Johnson in Washington.
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Becket Basket Plant To Resume Operations
Becket Becket basket plant to resume operations after sale of the former M. E. Ballou factory off Maple Street. Buyer Athos D. Rossi of Munson plans to hire up to 10 workers by Jan 1 and restart basket production plus woodenware. Sale includes two acres, factory and storage house. Rossi to expand small scale woodenware business and sell wholesale.
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