Rough Road Ahead On Kashmir Question
AP reports a threat of sustained guerrilla operations in Indian Kashmir shadows the UN cease fire with Pakistan. Prime Minister Shastri warns against mistaking blackout for peace as China builds a Himalayan wall near Jelep Pass. Defense officials note posts near Nathu and Dongchui Pass. Kashmir violence forces continued resistance. Pakistan denies infiltrations while both sides claim restraint on the front. See KASHMIR, Page 2-A.
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U S and Vietnamese Troops Fight Viet Cong In Two Areas
U S and Vietnamese forces clashed with Viet Cong across two distant zones as air strikes bombed targets in North and South Vietnam. A U S spokesman reported at least 18 enemy KIA while Marines and paratroopers in the Da Nang and Bien Hoa regions pressed ground operations and captured weapons amid ongoing jungle missions.
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Son of Charles Boyer dies amid Russian roulette theory
West Los Angeles AP reports Charles Boyer’s 21 year old son Michael Charles Boyer died of a head bullet wound. Police weigh Russian roulette versus suicide after he reportedly called himself a loser and dated Marilyn Campbell, who said he warned he would kill himself if she left him. Witness John Kirsch heard the shot. Campbell was hysterical. Death listed as accidental or self-inflicted as investigators probe.
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Betsy Left 5,000 Homeless in Louisiana as Aid Sought
New Orleans reports show 5,000 homeless after Hurricane Betsy with widespread destruction in Orleans and nearby parishes. Governor McKeithen appeals for $10 million in federal disaster aid to cover debris cleanup and urgent bills, following a visit by President Johnson who indicated more aid would come. Residents describe dire conditions, long cleanup ahead, and personal losses as recovery begins.
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Clarence Schultz
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Carol Churns To Virtual Halt At Sea
Hurricane Carol stalls far east of Bermuda as high pressure blocks its path. Winds drop from 85 to 75 mph and forecasters expect little change in 24 hours with no land threat. A separate cold low near Bermuda could warm if it moves south.
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Zip code mixup delays Kuwait misdirected letter
Cambridge Maryland officials of Scientific Industries report receiving a letter Fred Markus mailed January 25 from his law office. A penciled note says the letter was missent to Kuwait, Arabian Gulf, a roughly 12 000 mile detour. Malkus' office sits nearby within 100 yards.
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Scientific Industries, Inc
Fred. Markus
Kuwait
Arabian Gulf
Malkus
Scientific Industries
Goldberg Defends Viet Nam Policy at U.N. speech
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg accused China of trying to reshape the world by force in a UN General Assembly address. He urged denying Peking representation and proposed US USSR nuclear weapon reductions tied to peaceful use. He urged applying Great Society aims to the UN and emphasized South Vietnam independence and self-determination.
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Seat Goldberg
Frederick S. ‘Arkhurst
Ghana
Senate approves reduced aid money bill in 59 21 vote
The Senate approved a 3.143 billion foreign aid bill for 1966 with 59 voting for and 21 against after two failed efforts to cut military aid to India and Pakistan. The bill totals 3.857 billion, includes 1.973 billion for economic aid and 1.170 billion for military aid, plus 714 million for the Peace Corps and related programs. It goes to conference to resolve House-Senate differences.
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D-Ore
Greece
Turkey
John O. Pastore
D-Rt
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Widow recalls Major's final words dont pull back
Clarksville AP report recalls Army Major Herbert J. Dexter who died in Viet Nam after telling his men not to pull back His widow Mrs Dexter says he believed he was doing his duty and he did not want publicity Sgt Michael Bearland a Clarksville resident and 101st Airborne member confirms the final remark and the platoon losses during the hill assault near See MAJOR, Page 2-4
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Henri Huet
An Minh
Das Sunday
Partle
Clarksville
Herbert J. Dexter
Viet Nam
Michael Bearland
101St Airborne Division
Dexter
Manpower plan may seek tens of thousands for six month duty
US officials say they may urge tens of thousands of youths to volunteer for a six months active duty Reserve program to meet manpower needs. This would run alongside doubling draft calls and regular service recruitment to reach the 340,000-man buildup approved by President Johnson.
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Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
McNamara
Isix
Workman Later Killed By Police Charlotte Firm Official Shot To Death At Plant
Charlotte manufacturing executive William Lennard Johnston, executive vice president of Piedmont Carton Co., was shot to death at the plant by employee Carroll G. Moore. Police tracked Moore to his home and killed him in a gunfight after Johnston confronted him about a fight with another worker. A pistol and a shotgun were found, and seven bullet holes marked Johnston’s body. Johnston survived by his wife, two daughters, and a son.
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W. A. McCall
William Lennard Johnston
Piedmont Carton Co
Carroll G. Moore
McCall
Johnston
Moore
J. A. Padgett
Padgett
Tommy Maness
Maness
Sally
Judith van Meter
Macomb
Ill
William L. Johnston Jr
Battle Creek
Mich
Vatican Council advances key document on modern problems
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council 2,200 bishops approved the basic outlines of a historic declaration addressing birth control nuclear war and other secular issues. Critics call the text vague and too soft on communism while some want a clear stance on contraception and more emphasis on developing nations. The vote moves the document to chapter by chapter debate.
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Karl Marx
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Africa
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Mark McGrath
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Weather readings from Virginia and North Carolina stations
Readings show mostly cloudy conditions in Virginia with scattered showers Friday into Friday night and cooler temperatures by Saturday. In North Carolina expect considerable cloudiness with showers or thundershowers Friday into Saturday, turning cooler late Friday night into Saturday. Downtown log notes calm to NW winds with varying temperatures around 69 to 79 and minor precipitation.
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