Red Chinese May Intervene in India War
U S officials warn of possible Chinese intervention in the India Pakistan war to back Pakistan and pressure India. Beijing has toughened rhetoric and accused India of aggression while denying any large scale attack, but frontier incidents could be used to sway alliances.
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India
Washington
U.S
China
Pakistan
United States
Middle East
Britain
Soviet Union
Ching
Kashmir
India Claims 75 U.S.-Made Tanks Ruined
Indian and Pakistani forces battled on two fronts in the north and southeast Pakistan, with India asserting advances in the Sialkot sector and Gadra area while Pakistan claimed drives were stopped. Beijing warned of U S involvement as U Thant arrived in Rawalpindi seeking a ceasefire.
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India
New Delhi
Jakarta
Indonesia
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Sialkot
Gadra
Kasur
Frezepore
Pinjteeee
Chow En-lai
China
U.S
Peking
Chan
Red China
Washington
London
U Thant
Amir Abass Ho
U S Warplanes Bomb Rail Bridges Near Red China Border
U S military spokesmen said four F105s damaged a railroad bridge 17 miles south of the Red China border and hit two other bridges 25 and 30 miles away. The Batangan offensive targeted a suspected Communist buildup with Marines and Vietnamese forces reporting Viet Cong casualties. A U S Army helicopter crashed in the Mekong Delta, killing all aboard.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red Ching
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Batangan
Phu Lai
Mekong
Drivers More Reckless Past Holiday Than 64
Pennsylvania State Police Troop B reports Labor Day holiday reckless driving rose from 1964 figures. The 1964 period had 35 accidents 10 injuries and one death. this year 50 accidents 33 injuries and no fatalities. Troop EB covers Erie Crawford Venango and Warren counties.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Erie
Crawford
Venango
War- Ten
U S Aid to Warring Nations Passes House
The House approved a $4 billion foreign aid bill after rejecting Republican attempts to withhold assistance to India and Pakistan. Democrats argued cuts could draw China into the conflict, with the bill moving to the Senate by a 239-143 vote and the State Department already pausing military aid. A separate measure bans aid to nations shipping war supplies to Cuba or North Vietnam, with potential economic aid suspensions for nonmilitary cargo.
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Washington
House
India
Pakistan
China
Senate
State Department
Frank
Tbr-Ohio
Cuba
Viet Nam
Johnson Signs Housing Bills Creates New Cabinet Post
President Johnson signed into law a bill creating the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs. He called it a wise just and progressive measure for America and spoke before mayors and lawmakers in the White House garden. Speculation centers on Robert Weaver to head the new cabinet post.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
All America
Congress
Ice House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Pa Corn Crop To Be Better Than Expected
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service says rains over the last three weeks improved the corn crop and lifted other fall crops. Hay fields pastures apples peaches and grapes in Erie County are noted as progressing well with normal apple size and rapidly coloring grapes.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Erie County
Corry Area Jointure Sees Enrollments Rise Despite Overcrowding
The Corry Area Jointure reports a strong start to the 1965-66 school year with total first day enrollment at 3,216 and the high school addition in use. Conelway School shows severe crowding with 438 students in 12 rooms and eighty three first graders in two roofs, while other grades remain closer to state limits.
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Yesteriday
Forest Pinithe
Conelway
Conel- Way
Thomas R. Shupe
Job Placements Here 84 Ahead Of Last Year
Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports 84 more placements than the same period a year ago. In August, 50 jobs in Corry and 21 at Elgin Laboratories Waterford. 225 new applications, 136 men and 89 men, 74 tested for three area plants. 166 referrals made. four handicapped workers placed. 63 unemployment claimants remain. Labor needs include machine operators welders draftsmen cooks and more. Contact 142 North Center Street.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William A. Michael
Elgin Laboratories, Inc
Waterford
Michael
Union City
North Center Street
School Bus Transmission Trouble Delays Route In 1965
Mothers report a Hartley bus stalled on the Columbus Lottville road preventing reverse gear use. The incident delayed some children until 5 p m while Hartley pledged repairs or replacement bus service for the afternoon run.
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Aioe
Ha Corry
Columbus
The
Journal
George Hartley
Tor Columbus
Hartley
Columbus-Lottsville
Gassing in Viet Nam Under Probe Delays
The Defense Department stays aloof as an investigation unfolds into a Marine unit's use of tear gas in tunnels in Viet Nam. Westmoreland's command reportedly restricts authorization to deploy nonlethal gas to him alone, raising questions about awareness of policy and potential action.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
Defense Department
William CC. Westmortland
Pentagon
AUS
Mander
Weal- Moreland
Westmoreland
Americas
Driver and owner charged over bus crash near Meadville
State Police said they will charge the driver Donald B E Sanner of Edinboro and owner Paul A. Weldon of Titusville for a September 1 crash near Meadville in which a school bus carrying 50 students overturned as brakes failed. Investigators say the brake cable was not repaired. The filing will be in Cussewago Township by Trooper Byron Smith.
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Meadville
Here
Donald BE. Sanner
Edinboro
Bis
Paul A. Weldon
Titusville
Cussewago Elementary School
Cussewago Township
Byron Smith
Yanks Embrace Dolly Show for Saigon Tour
The Mary Martin company’s Hello Dolly! will tour Saigon after President Johnson invited the production. Producer David Merrick accepted the invitation, with plans to perform in Tokyo as well, per a White House announcement.
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Washingiuy
South Viet Nam
Mary Martin Company
Dolly
David Merrick
Johnson
Saigon
Tokyo
White House
Betsy Chases 100 000 Evacuees From Gulf Coast
Hurricane Betsy drives a mass evacuation from south Louisiana and east Texas as authorities warn of killer tides and high winds. The Weather Bureau orders emerg ency warnings from the Mississippi River to Galveston with vast offshore oil facilities moving to safety. Damage is projected in the hundreds of millions with several deaths reported, as evacuees seek inland refuge.
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New Orleans
Betsy
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Texas
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
Ment
Navy
Cameron
Audrey
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Florida Keys
Florida
Cleo
South
Poles Apart Near Second Deadline On Pa Reapportionment
Harrisburg reporters note Republicans and Democrats edge toward a deal on Pennsylvania House districting under a court deadline. The 6 member conference sought differences after a day of talks. court extensions complicate timelines as leaders express cautious optimism or skepticism about reaching a settlement.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate’ Conference Committee
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Republic
Conference Committee
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Senate
John H. Devlin
D-Allegheny
Stanley G. Stroup
R-Bedford
Stroup
Devlin
Undersea Life Mirrors Backyard For Sealab 2 Aquanauts
Lt. Robert E. Sonnenburg reports most aquanauts feel well after 11 days underwater at 205 feet with cabin fever rising. Nine of ten divers surface Sunday to be replaced. Scott Carpenter plans to stay 15 more days. Sealab 2’s 12 by 58 foot capsule operates under seven atmospheres as doctors treat ear infections from ocean microbes.
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Navy
Mdr
Scott Carpenter
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