Red China Charges Soviet Invasion Across Border
Tokyo reports that China accused the Soviet Union of crossing into Yumin County Sinkiang with troops tanks and armored cars. A Chinese note alleged a Chinese herdswoman was killed and a herdsman kidnapped as frontier guards clashed in self defense. China demanded an immediate halt to encroachment and the return of the kidnapped herdsman with potential compensation. The Soviet side had no comment.
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Tokyo
Red China
Sinkiang Province
New China
Chinese Forign Ministry
Peking
Yumin County
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
China
Tass
Moscow
Ussuria
Manchuria
Pope Paul VI Rules Out Catholic Membership in WCC
In Geneva Pope Paul VI told the World Council of Churches that unity among Christians is desirable but not yet ripe for Catholic membership. He spoke at ILO 50th birthday events and urged social justice and worldpeace, noting the Vatican questions the WCC membership.
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Geneva
UPI
Paul VI
World Council of Churches
WCC
Rome
International Labor Organization
ILO
Vatican
World Council
Policeman Cleared In Death Of Negro At Algier Motel
Ronald August, 30, was acquitted in the shotgun slaying of Aubrey Pollard during the 1967 Algiers Motel incident in Detroit. The verdict came after Judge William Beer limited the jury to five verdict choices, while August still faces a federal conspiracy charge with three other white officers and a Black guard. Pollard's mother called the trial fair but noted the jury's belief in the facts differed.
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Mason, Mich
Angro
Detroit
Cial
Algier
William Beer
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
Algiers
August
Ingham County
Pollard
Rebecca Pollard
Basil Brown
Thhose
Explosion hits downtown building housing U S British info services
An explosion damaged the ground floor entrance of a downtown building housing the U S and British information services and the American military mission. Two Greeks were lightly injured by flying glass as tourists watched in a nearby sidewalk cafe.
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Athens
U.S
British Information Services
The Value of Having a Checking Account at Delaware County National
In simpler times cash was fine but checks offer easier bill paying and safer storage. A checking account helps keep records and proof of payment for taxes. Delaware County National offers Special Checking at 10¢ per check plus 50¢ monthly, or Regular Checking with no per check fee and no monthly charge if a $300 monthly balance is maintained.
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Delaware County National
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Chichester
Delaware County National Bank Dept
Market St
Chester, Pa
Delaware County
Dacron
TM Fiber Industries, Inc
Pennleigh
Grants Credit
Grants Credit Way
Brookhaven PA
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