UN Peace Efforts Fail in India Pakistan Kashmir Crisis
U N secretary general U Thant journeys to Rawalpindi and New Delhi as India and Pakistan exchange air raids and land battles. Both nations reject UN mediation and vow to handle the Kashmir dispute themselves, while Britain and the United States maintain strict neutrality amid regional conflict.
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A. Tuant
United Nations
Asia
India
Pakistan
MoHammed Ayus Kann
A. Tuawar
Rawalpindi
Kann
U Thant
Republic of India
U Tuam
New Delhi
LL Bahadur Shastri
Kashmir
Jammu-Kashmir
A. Thain
Amritsar
Lahore
Ravi
Labor Party
Commonwealth of Nations
United States
Peking
Soviet Union
SEATO
Central Treaty Organization
Jammu Kashmir
U. Taanr
Relax And Crash On Highway Hypnosis Linked To Comfort
A Labor Day crash toll prompts the National Safety Council to blame modern car comfort for driver inattention. Rural roads see 57 mph averages while urban speeds at 30 mph. Men do most driving. 42 percent of fatal accidents involve excessive speed, 20 percent slow driving. Experts urge hourly exits to reset reflexes and counter highway hypnosis.
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National Safety Council
New York
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Postmaster Gronouski Youth Job Program Faces Scrutiny
As Gronouski takes a Poland post as ambassador, editors urge Congress to probe how the Youth Opportunity Program summer jobs were allocated by the Post Office. About 3,380 of 8,577 jobs were filled by congressional recommendations, with concerns over favoritism and secrecy.
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John A. Gronouski
Poland
Postal Service
Congress
Post Office Department
The Danville Register Publication Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including in city and by mail. It notes AP news use rights and advertising representatives, with zones and renewal reminders.
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Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Buckley Warns on Kashmir and Nehru Style War
Buckley argues Nehru’s pacifism falters as India annexes Goa and tensions with Pakistan rise over Kashmir. He critiques UN inaction, Johnson’s interventionism, and Moscow’s offers, urging the United Nations to pursue a real settlement rather than grandstanding.
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Nehru
Goa
Korea
Vietnam
India
Pakistan
China
Red China
Kashmir
United Nations
Katangese
Africa
Thant
Mr. Thant
Mr. Shastri
Tiny Tigers suffer platooned season in 10 year old league
A local coach notes his son is having a good season for the Tiny Tigers though he is platooned and only plays when girls pitch. The playful column ties in quirky remarks about movies, taxes, and a runaway elephant.
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Tiny Tigers
Curious meat talk in Mexico City rails at processed fare
A humor column describes New York and Mexico City's meat adulteration rumors with jokes about horse, burro, dog, and kangaroo products. It jokes about taco shops advertising dogs for pets and imagines absurd meat processing to explain why cattle are safer.
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Mexico City
New York
City Market
Mexico
New York Markets Department
Mansfield Doctrine And Appeasement Part II Reignites Debate
Ralph de Toledano argues that Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield pushes a neo isolationist line. He contends this appeasement stance would invite escalation, weaken resolve in Vietnam and Korea, and undermine American prestige while signaling White House retreat under Johnson and Rusk.
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United States Senate
Mike Mansfield
Eisenhower
Allen Drury
Mansfield
North
Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
United States
Senator Mansfield
Dean Acheson
Department
Red China
North Korea
Korea
United
America
Johnson
Rusk
White House
Humphrey
Public figures linked to antiwar pamphlet blamed for treachery
A Washington column denounces Center for the Center and Fund for the Republic and its pamphlet How the U S Government Got Involved in Vietnam. It singles out Hoffman Douglas Ashmore and others for helping an argument that anti communism equals fascism and harms the American war effort. It praises liberty but condemns betraying good names to undermine national resolve.
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Washington, D. C
Paul G. Hoffman
William O. Douglas
Su S’preme Court
Harry S. Ashmore
Little Rock
Vietnam
Center
Fund For the Republic
Center For the Study of Democratic
U. S
Congress
Asia
Eastern
Europe
Hungary
Albert Camus
United States
USA
Peking
Moscow
Truffman
Denstas
Ashmore Et al
World Conference of Peace Through Law in Washington
About 3000 lawyers from 110 nations including 160 high court justices and 50 justice ministers will meet in Washington to draft a model treaty for regional international trial courts beneath the World Court. They aim to create space, disarmament, investments, patents and human rights laws and to publish a 50 volume world law code and a computerized legal library.
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Washington
High Court
World Court
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