China Moves Toward Indian Frontier Amid War Fears
Reports say Communist Chinese troops push through Tibetan valleys toward the India border as New Delhi prepares for a possible Chinese intervention in the Pakistan war. India warns of a potential two front conflict while seeking Western support and military aid.
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Johnson to Meet Pope Paul VI in New York Oct 4
President Johnson will meet Pope Paul VI in New York on October 4 during the pope’s 13 hour visit for a UN address and a peace vigil at Yankee Stadium. The rendezvous may be at Ambassador Goldberg’s Waldorf Towers residence, with formal details to follow.
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Johnson to Attend Graham Revival in Houston
Washington AP. A White House guest said President Johnson promised evangelist Billy Graham to attend Graham’s revival meeting in Houston starting Oct 15. Rev Calvin Thielman said the promise came during a joint call to Graham, who is recovering from surgery in Rochester Minnesota. Johnson may visit Texas during the 10 day event and attend one session.
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Man Waits 47 Years For Medal
Otis B. Merriphew, 69, of Brookline Massachusetts, to receive the Silver Star for actions in 1918 at the Argonne Forest as a member of Company G, 328th Infantry Battalion, 82nd Division, alongside Sgt. Alvin York. The award stems from a postwar review. presentation planned at First Army HQ Governors Island October 6, the 47th anniversary of the battle.
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Queen of Sikkim optimistic on war risk in England
London AP. Queen Hope Cooke of Sikkim expressed optimism that her tiny Himalayan country would not become a battlefield between India and China. She said Sikkim has no army and relies on Indian defense, noting the palace bunker was used as a wine cellar and that locals are not yet greatly troubled by the threat of war.
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Princess Helping Pilots Aided by Romanian Princess in WWII
Catherine Caradja, 72, tracked down 280 of 1,000 American servicemen helped to flee Nazi Romania. Eighteen were from North Carolina. She and engineer F. A. Huskins searched NC directories for five missing men amid memories of raids and oil targets.
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KLAN RALLIES Near Wallburg
A concise item notes a rally linked to the Ku Klux Klan near Wallburg with brief regional coverage and a pointer to related pages inside the edition. The fragment mentions additional sections such as obituaries, sports, and puzzles guiding readers to follow-up stories and features.
Public approval grows for public schools gains and calls for reforms
The Harris survey shows broad public approval of current public school education. It notes increased government education funding and college preparation efforts. It highlights two main improvement areas: extra attention for slow learners and enhanced gifted programs.
Goldberg Urges U N Action Against India Pakistan Conflict
United States calls for immediate cease fire as China threatens to intervene in the India Pakistan war. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg tells the U N Security Council to back Secretary General Thant and urge both governments to cease fire now. Soviet delegate Fedorenko says more must be done to produce results.
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