India aid pact by U S and Britain to bolster defense
The United States and Britain reach an agreement with India to strengthen its air defenses against possible Chinese air attacks. The pact includes joint training with the Indian air force, radar and communications equipment, and technician training, amid no obligation for U S military intervention.
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Washington
United States
Britain
India
China
State Department
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Royal Air Force
Indian Air Force
Cause Is Found In Sheen Death
Jinmy Lee Johnson 2 bound over for August term in Lexington Superior Court after a hearing. George Walter Miller 19 bound over with bond set at 2300 dollars on murder charges. The shooting occurred near Gale Street and Middle Avenue at close range with Skeen slain by a .38 caliber pistol. Davidson County Coroner Dr Block ruled the death a heart wound.
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Jinmy Lee Johnson
Superior Court
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ReiCorder's
L. Roy Hughes
Tthat Johnson
Ronald Sheen
Nian Deine
Calvin Russell
Set
B. J. Tysinger
Verlo Stamey
Jack Walker
Gale Street
Middle Avenue
Skeen
Twe Ne
Johnson
Davidson County
M. E. Block
Debra Graves Finds Book Dedication in Albuquerque Store
An Albuquerque shopper by the name of Deborah Graves, 15, Robinson Alabama, discovered a 1953 book titled Captain Adam in a 95 cent bin, with a dedication reading to a different Deborah, daughter of Dean and Virginia Graves, noting the book was dedicated this little lesson in how to get your man.
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Albuquerque
Tlineis
Deborah Graves
Robinson
Captain Adam
Donald Barry Chidsey
Deborah
Dean
Virginia Graves
Hemline Trends Weigh In On Paris Fashion Show
Paris fashion week opens with Esterel designs ranging from kneecap to two inch hems. The collection blends peasant shirts camel hair pieces and cape backs with floorlength hostess gowns and sheer tunics. Night butterfly lines and luminous circles shape silhouettes amid a note of festive gaiety. In a separate item police report Pike’s Peak burial claim notes locals disputing burial site as figures discuss a missing or drunken incident.
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Jacques Esterel
Esterel
Estevel
March Opens 7th Week of Demonstration
Charleston officials report the seventh week of a peaceful Negro anti segregation march in downtown Charleston with about 300 participants. The event proceeded without chants or disruption as law enforcement from local to state levels watched closely. The NAACP backs a one point program focused on job opportunities, while authorities note over 600 arrests and bonds totaling 700 dollars with more than 1.4 million in posted bond security since demonstrations began. A clash at the News & Courier Evening Post building prompted state troopers and guarded alerts from Gov. Russell, after which the situation cooled and a Negro boycott of stores impacts business in the area.
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D.C
Palmer Gaillard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charleston News & Courier-Evening Post
Gov. Russell
National Guard
Cloudburst Hits Resort in Kashmir Kills Dozens
Aji cloudburst struck the Kashmir resort of Pahalgam on Saturday night. Unofficial reports say 50 people may have died as floods washed away parts of two hotels and tents along the Ladir River. Many were injured, and officials said there were no foreign tourists present.
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Kashmir
Aji
Ladir
Rome Paving Methods Echo Ancient Roads in Modern City
AP reports Rome uses rough granite and lava blocks, pounded into sand beds, pried up for repairs, then reset. Vatican notes Cardinal Valerio, 79, dies in his apartment after a throat infection, prompting Pope Paul VI to pray in private chapel. College of Cardinals now 60. Lake Mead cited as largest man made lake in U S.
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Vatican City
Valerio
Valeri
Vatican
Palace of the Holy Office
Paul VI
Veleri
College of Cardinals
Drive For Blood Gets Under Way
THOMASVILLE The first Red Cross blood drive of the year begins Tuesday morning and runs until a stated deadline. Officials aim to collect 25 pints with donor recruitment led by Rev. Paul Berrier, program chairman for 1962-63.
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Thomasville
Red Cross
Paul Berrier
No Major Items Before Congress This Week
Washington AP reports Congress has few major items on its agenda this week with Congress poised to pass routine business and upcoming actions. No decisive measures are expected beyond routine appointments and ongoing committee work on civil rights taxation and foreign aid as debate continues on embassies, pollution, and power transmission projects.
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Senate
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