U S Eyes Expanded U N Peace Role in Kashmir
U S officials say the United Nations may need to lead a larger peacekeeping effort in Kashmir if India and Pakistan halt fighting with a cease fire. Washington backs U Thant’s push for a cease-fire and envisions an expanded U N mission with airlift support to quell violence and keep the rivals apart until lasting plans emerge.
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U S
United Nations
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
U.S
United States
U.N
U Thant
Ite
Johnson
Pakistani Tanks Attack Despite Cease Fire Plea
Pakistani tanks and jets clashed in Kashmir amid UN cease fire appeals. Pakistan said Indian fighters engaged them after bombardment. India claimed no details of the air attack. Both sides maintained positions with reported cross-border activity near Indian and Pakistani Kashmir regions.
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India
Shiers
U.N
U Thant
Washington
Pakistan
U.S
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Thant
Kashmir
Ayub Khan
Shastri
Rawalpindi
Indian Kashmir
Pakistani Kashmir
Nuns vanish from Legrande's Brooklyn church harem
Brooklyn prosecutors name three missing women linked to Devernon Legrande, head of a church operation accused of trafficking phony nuns and beggars. Police search his Brooklyn HQ as bail set at 75000 dollars on multiple charges. 11 women and 47 children reportedly lived there.
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Brooklyn
Aaron B. Koota
Devernon Legrande
Koota
Ann Lorcie
Mary Horan
Legrande
Lula King
Bernice Williams
Nans
Miss Williams
Ernestine Timmons
Betty Jane Davis
Lila King
A. Oli
Covell
Pioneer Gen Olmstead Dies After 37 Years in Service
Major General Dawson Olmstead a West Point graduate born in Corry in 1884 died at his Bellevue Washington home aged 81. He served in cavalry artillery and signal corps rising to chief signal officer and received the Distinguished Service Medal. Cremation followed services in Bellevue with interment in Altadena California.
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Corry
Bellevue
Wash
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West Point
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Chaumont
France
N. J
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Tater
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Drexel Institute
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bess Heath
Donald H. Olmstead
James T. Dootson
Robert B. Anderson
Edmonds
Earle Morrison
Oil City
Green Chapel of Flowers
Altadena
Calif
Thieves Hit Corry Area High School Opening Prep
Corry Area officials report delays in reopening the high school after a fire damaged wing. Fifty percent of vinyl floor tile and folding cafeteria doors are missing, prompting police to increase night patrols while workers finish flooring and install window latches.
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Corry Area
Oggniture
Thomas R. Shupe
Shupe
1965 Erie County Fair Closes With Parade
Final day of the 1965 Erie County Fair at Wattsburg features a parade at 6 p.m. with more than 40 units. Drill teams drum and bugle corps fire department equipment majorettes and pipes and drums compete for prizes as thousands have enjoyed the weeklong event.
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Erie County
Wattsburg
U S Pilot Missing After Viet Cong Battle Heavy Losses
In the Mekong Delta clash authorities say 53 Viet Cong were killed and U S losses were heavy. A U S pilot shot down over North Vietnam is listed as missing after a two day search. Twenty four Viet Cong captured in the Bassac River operation near Phu Vinh, Saigon area.
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Mekong
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Bassac
Phu Vinh
Mishaps Plague Meadville Area School Buses
Meadville area reports three school bus accidents since school began last Tuesday. No injuries in two crashes. seven students and their driver escaped harm after a Route 19 collision with a tractor trailer due to sun glare. A second bus rear ended a car at a Meadville intersection with no injuries. A third bus carrying Cussewago Township students tipped near Crossingville with minor bumps and bruises.
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Meadville
Conneaal Outlet Marsh
Richard Barabus
Espyville
Ellen Gulick
Garrick
Cussewago Township
Crossingville
Wichita Tornado Damages Prairie Village Center Homes
A tornado hit northeast Wichita during a heavy rainstorm Friday night tearing through the Prairie Village Shopping Center and nearby upscale homes. Eighteen people were hospitalized with no serious injuries reported, and stores faced shattered display windows and scattered merchandise.
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Wichita
Kan
Prairie Village
Ina
Miss Bear Lake 1965 Crowned in Bear Lake
Lois Crosby daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Crosby Bear Lake was chosen Miss Bear Lake 1965 at the coronation held in Bear Lake Fire Hall. Last year’s queen Nancy Jukes presided as four day Bear Lake School and Community Reunion began with a parade at 10 a m Monday carnival and picnic activities and fireworks at 10 p.m.
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Lois Crosby
Claude Crosby
Nancy Jukes
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Bear Lake School
McMichael
Johnson wins two Capitol Hill battles in one day
President Johnson secures steel contract agreement and pushes for home rule for Washington District of Columbia. He uses a broad lobbying push and personal persuasion to avert a steel walkout and win House support for a Sept. 27 vote. Rep. George E. Shipley adds backing.
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Johnson Fies
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Texas
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Ite
District of Columbia
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Shipley
Olney
Holiday Labor Day traffic toll hits high feared by safety groups
The Associated Press reports researchers estimate 500 to 600 people could die on highways during the Labor Day weekend as 19 deaths occur in the early hours. National Safety Council projects 8.9 billion miles of travel in 78 hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
County Board Reverses on Special Voter Registrations
County commissioners acting as the election board shifted position on special voter registrations. The about-face came yesterday as officials reassessed registration procedures and eligibility.
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Louis Rzymek
Election Board
Rzymek
William Hill
Democratic Party
Denn County
Robert Horn
Girl, 19, jumps from car of alleged rapist in Corry
A 19 year old Corry woman told police she escaped an assailant by jumping from a car on Union Street at 2 15 am. She described being grabbed as she walked along First Avenue West Pleasant Street, then pulled into the vehicle and driven west. She fled to a home for help and police began an investigation.
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Corry
First Avenue
West Pleasat Street
West Pleasant Street
Union Street Hill
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