India fights escalation as Pak tanks breach Kashmir lines
In southwest Kashmir a Pakistani assault with at least 70 tanks and about 3,000 troops penetrated Indian positions for a second day. Defense Minister Chavan says the attack seriously escalated the conflict, with India claiming 13 tanks destroyed and four Indian planes lost or damaged. Parliament discusses the developing war as Prime Minister Nehru warns of very big clashes ahead.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
International
Kashmirs
Dians
Hukam Singh
Chavan
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shaster
Bribery Charge Backed by Singapore Tie Sparks U S Clash
A congressional committee pressed the State Department and CIA to explain a backfired denial of a 1960 bribery incident in Singapore. Lee Kuan Yew accused an American intermediary of offering a bribe to avert exposure of a CIA agent’s arrest, prompting official reversals and calls for accountability after Labor Day recess.
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Washington
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Singapore
U.S
Clement J. Zablocki
D- Thee
Wis
Foresti
Lee Kuan Yew
Lee
CIA
Dean Rush
Zablocki
Rusk
Itelligence Agency
Arrest Pair Charge One With Larceny
City police arrested two local men yesterday with one charged with larceny. Frank Groel Jr., 25, admitted missing cartons of cigarettes from the South Side Amusement Co building at 17 West South Street. LaVern W. Davis, 23, of 17 West South Street, faces potential charges after further investigation by Assistant District Attorney William A. Peiffer. Police plan a meeting this afternoon to finalize details.
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Frank Groel Jr
West South’ Street
South Side Amusement Co
LaVern W. Davis
West South Street
Davis
William A. Peiffer
Peiffer
Plane Missing Over China Sea With Nine Aboard
Air Force officials said no trace of the American transport plane exists. British American and Nationalist Chinese planes searched from Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Formosa. The aircraft was en route from Nha Trang to Formosa for maintenance and was last reported over the China Sea west of Luzon.
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Polawila
Air Force
China Sea
Hong Kong
Philippines
Formosa
Nha Trang
Weber Unveils Platform For City Progress
Weber outlines a 15 point platform for Corry including a Committee for Community Progress, closer liaison with county government, urban renewal expansion, a post high school facility study, city beautification, expanded recreation, and plans to attract industry while proposing a charter form of government. The meeting highlighted a thorough, intensive campaign for mayor and city offices.
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Corry
Ray Weber
Weber
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
City Council
Industrial Development Corp
Football Leagues Seek TV Signal Copyright Protections
The NFL AFL and major league baseball urge copyright protection for televised games against community antenna systems. They argue live broadcasts would remain unaffected while pre recorded telecasts would be protected from retransmission by 1 600 CATV systems in 48 states. League officials cite rising TV revenues and rights values as justification.
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CATV
Washington
National Football League
Jimmy Brown
John Unitas
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
AFL
Joe Mossid
Paul A. Porter
Racial tensions flare as KKK linked to Plymouth unrest
Civil rights leaders warn demonstrations may spread from violence in Plymouth North Carolina where police arrested six after a clash that wounded two white men. Floyd McKissick notes Plymouth echoes in other towns as King plans a broader northern outreach. Natchez city officials postpone a meeting with Negro leaders to a later date.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
North Carolina
Durham
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
King
Chicago
Los Angeles
Natchez
Miss
Cigarette Smoking Labeled Major Health Hazard
The Public Health Service releases a leaflet stating cigarette smoking is one of the century’s greatest health hazards and that the risk is entirely preventable by a personal decision not to smoke.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Corry Area School trims Harding project costs and confirms high school start
After a two hour meeting the Corry Area Joint School Committee approved a $2,884 bid cut on remodeling Harding School into admin offices and confirmed the high school term will start September 8. The project total rose to $30,946 after architect fees. district costs list Corry leading with $21,221 and smaller bills for Columbus Spring Creek Concord Wayne and Ebgin.
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Corry Area
George Tinky
Harding School
Harding
Thomas R. Shupe
Eatry
Shupp
Tinko
Indivi
Corry
Columbus
Spring Creek
Concord
Wayne
Ebgin
Loose bulldozer found in Bailey driveway
Mrs Richard Bailey of 276 West Frederick Street reports a yellow quilted jacketed young man drove a bulldozer into her driveway at 9 30 am yesterday and left without a clue. Neither city nor state police have a stolen dozer report.
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Richard Bailey
West Frederick Street
Bailey Home
Johnston
Reapportion Talks Near Fizzle Stage
Harrisburg AP reports bipartisanship over House reapportionment teeters on collapse as governors and leaders push court solution. Democrats demand revised Senate plan with House redistricting. Alessandroni to brief on court progress ahead of Sept. 1 deadline対.
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Harrisburg
Inv
Scranton
Hipr
State Supreme Court
Atty
Walter E. Allessandroni
Alessandroni
General Assembly
Psaandra
le Murray
Cameron
An Viur Vetter
Monroe
House
Senate
Steel talks inch toward break in Johnson push
Washington reports slight progress as President Johnson presses steel negotiations. Industry offers a small wage hike, while the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union maintains its demand. Talks resume at 9:30 a.m. amid a strike deadline and a postponement pandemic weighing on 80 percent of U.S. steel output.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
Aim
Bill D. Moyers
Rii
Stee
Aeap
Waer Sohnson
Bus Brake Failure Injures 50 Aboard In Pennsylvania
About 50 students were aboard a 1954 school bus when brake fluid pipe failure near Cushewago Township caused the vehicle to leave the road and roll. No serious injuries were reported as children escaped through an emergency door and were taken to school by parents.
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Cambridge Springs
Cussewago Elementary
Cambridge Springs High School
Pennsylvania
Cussewago Township
Crossingville
Donald Edward Lanner
R. D
Edinboro
Edward Chamberlain
Cussewago School
T Te
Cussewago Creek
Sanner’s
Hollinboro
Superov Bus Sales and Service
Titusville
Carl A. Weldon
Harry Boyles
Meadville
Weldon
Boyles
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