Betsy Aims Toward Carolinas as Florida Escape Ends
Hurricane Betsy moves toward the Carolinas with winds near 125 mph. Forecasters warn of rough seas and possible shore impact from Cape Kennedy to Hatteras as it tracks northwest and bets on uncertain future landfall. Betsy stays offshore, with threat to Georgia and Florida limited but tides rising along the coast. Weather crews monitor path and intensification.
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Schweitzer In Coma As Dying In Gabon Jungle Hospital
Dr Albert Schweitzer, age 90, lapsed into a coma at his jungle hospital in Lambarene Gabon and his daughter said there is little hope of saving him. A hospital telegram said he is dying stop all efforts have been made and he goes quietly and in peace and dignity. Medical officials noted brief rally Friday, but he later slipped into coma and all was lost.
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Magna Carta on display at National Archives exhibit
A rare Magna Carta 122 edition and other historic papers travel from Britain for a World Conference on Peace through Law display at the National Archives. The exhibit runs through Oct. 3 and includes the Declaration of Independence and Constitution when returned from the New York World's Fair. Sir Patrick Dean arranged the loan to Archivist Wayne C. at the Archives.
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Steel Industry Strike Averted in Pennsylvania Deal
Pittsburgh AP report: steel industry negotiators return from Washington with a new contract ready for ratification. President Johnson announced a settlement designed to prevent inflation and a shutdown. Wage-benefit package about 46 to 48 cents an hour over three years, with pensions rising about 3 dollars per year of service. Union seeks 48.9 cents. management cites 55 cents. Ratification by the big three firms expected as union meets Sunday.
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Night Life Ends Early in Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise report by John Baskin and photographer captures a quiet town at night with few pedestrians, a patrol car, and friends sharing coffee as a broader nationwide crime and civil rights scene unfolds in sidebars. Irene Parson, a Tar Heel native, becomes the highest ranking woman in the federal government as VA personnel administrator.
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Viet Cong Stronghold Bombed By B52 Raid
In South Viet Nam a Guam based B52 bomber raid pounded a suspected Viet Cong stronghold in Quang Tin Province about 320 miles northeast of Saigon. Heavy anti aircraft fire was reported. A Phantom pilot was presumed killed in North Viet Nam after a dive went awry. A separate ground clash left 53 Viet Cong dead while Vietnamese troops suffered heavy losses at a Mekong delta outpost.
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Peacekeeper Role Seen For UN After Kashmir Cease-Fire
Washington officials say the United Nations would likely lead a larger peacekeeping effort in Kashmir if India and Pakistan end hostilities with a cease-fire. They fear the crisis could escalate without a quick stop, and the US would back an expanded UN force with transport and helicopters if needed. The aim is to separate the rivals and keep them apart pending longer-term settlement.
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UN Resolution Sought On Crisis In Kashmir
United Nations officials moved to convene a U S Security Council meeting to press India and Pakistan for a cease fire in Kashmir Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg led the push with Thant backing Nimmo's confidential report cites cross border strikes and artillery exchanges as both sides still hold disputed areas and urge restraint by both nations.
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I Hoped She'd Grow Up Says Dead Woman's Mate
DETROIT AP A wealthy utility company clerk and nuclear chemist from Hong Kong, Victor Lewis Fassero, 36, stood mute at his arraignment after his wife Edna Fassero Lee, 32, was found strangled in her Detroit apartment. Lee had filed for separation and they discussed having children. Fassero said he hoped she would grow up and they would start a family. He is held without bond pending further hearings.
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