U.N. Moves To End India Pakistan Fighting
The U N Security Council discussed a draft resolution offering India and Pakistan 72 hours to halt hostilities as talks continued to produce a unanimous plan. Diplomatic sources indicated near agreement on the main outlines though a council meeting was delayed for final consensus.
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U N talks press for quick Security Council action
U N spokesman said consultations continue and a council meeting may occur today. Separate talks among major powers and non permanent members faced unresolved points as a late night session was planned.
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Erhard Christian Democrats Triumph in West German Vote
In Bonn the Christian Democrats won a decisive national victory over the Social Democrats led by Willy Brandt. Unofficial results show CDU at 47.6percent of 31 million votes, SPD at 39.8percent, FDP down to 9.5percent, with 243 seats to 201 for the CDU and 67 for the FDP in the Bundestag. Brandt weighed future moves.
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Berliner Man Climbs Wall To West Berlin For Fiancée
A 25 year old East Berlin technician fled to West Berlin Sunday by climbing the wall with a ladder supplied by helpers in the West. Border guards in a tower 30 yards away did not notice until the man was in the arms of his rescuers and cheers rose from West Berlin residents. The Reds retrieved the ladder left across the 8 foot wall as the refugee sought to join his fiancée in the West.
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Ohio Infant Dies From Car Wreck Injuries
Four month old William Foley of Marion Ohio died from injuries after a two car crash near Gallipolis Ohio Saturday and Sunday. His parents and older brother remained in satisfactory condition at a Gallipolis hospital while James Vincent of St Albans West Virginia was hospitalized.
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Congress Faces Revolt If Johnson Pushes More Legislation
Senator Ellender warns a push for more bills may trigger a revolt in Congress as adjournment looms. Dirksen vows extended discussion to block 14B repeal of Taft Hartley Act, while Mansfield says session ends after October. Javits expects antifilibuster move after week of debate.
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Five Major California Fires Remain Uncontrolled
A 5000-man fire force fights five major blazes in Northern California as over 200000 acres burn in a six month drought. The fires threaten no towns but hindered by terrain, with disaster declarations expanding state aid.
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Buchanan Man Dies in Home Fire Near Grundy VA
William Cecil Stiltner 75 of Leetown Grundy county Va burned to death in a four room frame home fire just before midnight Saturday. Firemen arrived around 10 30 p m but could not save him or the house. Cause undetermined Sunday but believed cigarette related. Survived by six sons four half sisters and five half brothers. Funeral set for Tuesday 11 a m at Bethlehem Regular Baptist Church near Pearly with burial in Stiltner Cemetery. Virginia Funeral Home Grundy handling arrangements.
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Memorial Stone To Churchill Unveiled At Westminster Abbey
Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a Churchill memorial stone in Westminster Abbey during a Battle of Britain thanks giving service marking Britain's air victory over Nazi bombers 25 years ago. The dean lauded Churchill and wartime pilots while Prince Philip read aloud with Lady Churchill nearby and Prime Minister Harold Wilson attending with ministers and service chiefs.
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Three Charged In Huntington Beating Fatality
A Huntington man Truman Graham 55 died from massive skull fractures after a fight at a tavern area behind the market. Police arrested Richard Bowling 27 Paul Chaffin 31 both of Huntington and Norman Napier 53 of East Lynn for murder. They were arraigned before Magistrate Avie Qualls with hearings set for Wednesday.
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Papal Birth Control Talk Nears Vatican Council
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI is close to issuing a major pronouncement on birth control to guide the Ecumenical Council’s document on modern world problems. The debate centers on responsible procreation and how detailed guiding principles should be, with many bishops urging clarity.
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Turncoat Returns After 12 Years in China to Kansas City
William C. White 35, among 21 Korean War turncoats, tears into reunion at Municipal Airport with aunt Bertha Johnson and his Chinese wife and two children. He says he did not intend to stay in China, earned a degree from Peking University, seeks work in academia, and plans to visit mother in Arkansas while awaiting civil acceptance.
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Soviet Set to Outline Major Policy on International Tensions
Soviet Foreign Minister A. Gromyko said a major policy statement on the international situation will be issued in the coming days. He spoke at Prestwick during refueling en route to New York for the U.N. opening and promised proposals on disarmament and peace while avoiding details on Kremlin leadership changes.
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Ohio Child Dies In Home Fire In Martins Ferry
A 3-year-old girl named Terry Lynn died in an early morning Martins Ferry house fire. Parents Phillip and Betty Moore escaped via a second story window with a 10-month old and a 2-year-old, while the child could not be saved. The family dog perished. Betty Moore, seven months pregnant, and the other children were hospitalized. Police report a short circuit in a first floor extension cord caused the blaze.
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Former Russell County Man Killed in Florida Auto Crash
Van Lewis McGuire 28, a former Russell County Va man, died Saturday in Winter Haven Florida from injuries in an auto accident. He resided in Winter Haven for the past year, was a well driller, and formerly lived in Aberdeen Maryland. He is survived by his stepmother, two sisters Mildred White and Delma Ruth Bartfai, two brothers Dan Yulas McGuire and Joe Henderson McGuire. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Bethany Baptist Church on Big A Mountain near Honaker with burial in Thompson Cemetery. The body will be taken to Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Monday night and later to the home of Tela Barnett on Dix Creek Tuesday at 11 a.m.
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Elmer Thomas Former Solon Dies at 89
Lawton Oklahoma AP veteran politician Elmer Thomas died Sunday in a Lawton hospital at age 89. The former U S senator retired from public life in 1950 after more than four decades in state and national government. He had surgery September 7, the day before his 89th birthday, appeared to improve briefly then declined.
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