Cease-Fire Violations Charged by India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan traded accusations of cease-fire violations amid their near two day truce, with both sides warning of renewed hostilities. China urged restraint accusing India of provocations along the Himalayan frontier while India contemplated a shift from its neutral foreign policy under pressure from Beijing and Islamabad.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Lahore
U.N
Ferozepore
Sialkot
Red China
Peking
Fourth tropical storm feared in western Caribbean
Western Caribbean area shows a new weather system likely to become the season’s fourth tropical storm named Debbie. Forecaster Raymond Kraft notes falling pressure and heavy rain as the disturbance strengthens. Meanwhile Carol weakens to a tropical storm near 85 miles southwest of the Azores and may brush the European coast as it moves east.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Raymond Kraft
Debbie
Carol
Atlantic
Azores
European
Caribbean
Swan Island
Johnson orders rights machinery overhaul to end duplications
President Johnson orders a federal civil rights shakeup to stop overlap and streamline duties. The President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity and the President's Council on Equal Opportunity are abolished and their tasks moved to the attorney general and labor secretary. The Community Relations Service shifts to the Justice Department, with Congress to act next year. The Civil Rights Commission will handle data gathering for the Service. Wiley Branton named special assistant to the attorney general to oversee new duties.
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Johnson
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
President’s Council On Equal Opportunity
Secretary of Labor
Community Relations Service
Commerce Department
Justice Department
HHS
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
White House
Bill D. Moyers
President’s Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Equal Employment
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Congress
The
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Moyers
Wiley A. Branton
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Branton
President
Council On Equal Opportunity
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
John Doar
Civil Service Commission
U S to scrap controversial Panama Treaty and draft new one
President Johnson announced plans to scrap the 1903 Panama Canal treaty and draft a new agreement offering Panama a share in management and profits. He cited post 1964 riots and ongoing negotiations as proof nations can resolve differences peacefully and hinted Panama may host a future sea level canal. The plan preserves defense of the canal and study routes for a potential new waterway in Panama.
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Washington
Johnson
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
United States
Middle America
White House
Marco A. Robles
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Leonor K. Sullivan
D- iMo
Panama Canal l
the Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John N. Irwin
Actress Dorothy Malone In Critical Condition After Long Operation
Hollywood AP actress Dorothy Malone remains critically ill after a 10 hour heart lung operation. Surgeons fought multiple crises including cardiac arrest and blood clots as they removed clots to restore circulation. Fans donated blood helping sustain the complex procedure.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Priace
Miss Malone
Esther Maloney
Trollywood
Cedars of Leban Hospital
Los Angeles
Major Thrust By Viet Cong Is Repulsed
A Viet Cong attack of regimental size was repelled by artillery and planes about 300 miles north of Saigon. U.S. and Vietnamese planes flew 58 sorties as Viet Cong losses were claimed by Vietnamese sources at 600 killed, though U.S. confirmation was lacking. The fighting, on a 20 mile front near Bong Son, marked the first large-scale action in weeks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bong Son
Qui Nhon
Phu
Phu My
Bon Son
Army 1St Cavalry Division
Air‘mobile
An Khe
Ameri Fightin
Expert appeal to scientists for strapless bra uplift
London AP reports fashion expert Judy Innes urged scientists to solve the strapless bra challenge. She argued men on the moon can wait as Europe seeks a perfect design amid jet age trends, gravity resistance, and lightweight cups.
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London
Judy ‘Innes
Daily Mail
Europe
Paris
Norfolk Surfers 5100,000 Blaze See ACTRESS
Norfolk AP report: fire at Chesapeake Bay Beverage Co warehouse on West Water Street caused an estimated 100,000 loss. The frame building with corrugated metal siding housed beer. Firefighters, tugs, and Coast Guard vessels controlled the blaze an hour after 1 p.m. The secretary, Mrs. Jean Byrne, was in the office when an unidentified man nearby shouted the fire.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay Beverage Co
James Turner
Turner
West Water St
Coast Guard
Jean Byrne
Gromyko Assails U S Policy in Viet Nam at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged the United States with aggression in Viet Nam during a one hour policy speech to the General Assembly. He proposed a draft treaty to halt nuclear spread and a UN declaration against interference in internal affairs. U S Ambassador Goldberg dismissed the charges as rehashes of old Soviet positions. He noted most UN members favor unconditional negotiations with Johnson’s administration over polemics about Viet Nam.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Viet Nam
Gromyko
General Assembly
U.N
U.S
Arthur J.golaberg
Gromy
Johnson
Ianoj
Peking
Goldberg
United For Peace
Soviet Union
Asia
New Treaty Proposed By Russians
In a U N General Assembly address Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged a new treaty to bar spread of nuclear weapons to new states and block a Western multilateral fleet. He faulted a U S plan from Geneva disarmament talks as a “tiny crack” that could allow hundreds of missiles. He criticized West German aims for weapon ownership or control. The U S proposal would prohibit transferring nuclear arms to non nuclear states and prevent increasing the number of independent nuclear powers. See RUSSIA, Page Two.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Bonn
U.S
Confidence Vote Ends Greek Political Crisis
In Athens Premier Stephanos Stephanopoulos won a 152 to 148 confidence vote in Parliament ending a two month government crisis. The 300 member chamber saw 299 present with one absent due to illness. Papandreou supporters protested, while Stephanopoulos secured backing from National Radical Union factions, Papandreou breakaways, and the Progressives.
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Atitens
Greece
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
George Papandreou
Constantine
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hhe
Stephanopoulos
Papandreou
Center Union Party
Center Union
National Radical Union
Progressive Party
United Democratic Left
Johnson taps Dr William Stewart for surgeon general
President Johnson selects pipe smoking Dr William H Stewart a Public Health Service veteran since 1951 to lead the surgeon general's office at age 44 as the 10th holder of the post. Stewart will head a 2 billion dollar budget 38 000 employees and 150 programs with Senate sending his nomination.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Williamh. Stewart
U.S. Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Stewart
Senate
Luther L. Terrry
Publc
Two $10,000 Dogs Poisoned in Fremont Case
In Fremont California two dogs valued at $10,000 each were poisoned Thursday night. The 2-year-old male Beau Kay Berceuse died after convulsions and a vet attributed the death to strychnine poisoning. The owner found his 4-year-old female Beau Kay the Cherokee Maid dead in the garage with raw ground meat on the lawn and police collected the meatballs for analysis.
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Fremont
Calif
Brian Klepinger
Beau-Kay Berceuse
J. R. Sheltran
Kiepinger
Beau- Kay
Senate approves antipoverty war funds amid GOP charges
The Senate voted 46 to 22 to authorize 1.785 billion for the second year of Johnson’s antipoverty program, sending the measure to the president who may trim it toward the 1.5 billion he requested. Republicans assailed the program as political and mismanaged, citing cities like Los Angeles and New York.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Congress
GOP
George Murphy
Calif
Weather readings forecast for Arep Register area Virginia and North Carolina
Reading notes indicate cool, partly clearing conditions across Virginia with highs in the 60s to lower 70s and mountains in upper 50s, followed by fair, cooler nights and sunny Sunday. North Carolina expects Saturday showers near the coast with thunderstorms inland, then Sunday becoming fair to partly cloudy.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Downtown Weather Log Friday Night Temperatures
An arterial weather log records Friday figures with 7 pm to 9 pm readings showing temperatures 68 and 67 at barometric pressures 29.79 and 29.82 with NE to E winds. The Saturday forecast extends to 6 am with 24 hour low 64 and high 24 hour precipitation 0.96 inches.
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