Market ticks higher as Airlines rally wider stock gains
New York AP report shows steady advance in trading with blue chips leading gains. The Dow rose near 2 points to 998.50 at noon as Airlines and equities like Texas Gulf Sulphur Caterpillar Boeing Radio Corp and General Motors posted solid moves while SCM Corp sagged on heavy selling.
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Disputed Himalayan Border Sparks Dueling Claims
India and China issued conflicting statements over border posts in Sikkim and Tibet. Beijing alleged Indian forces dismantled 56 posts and warned of grave consequences if not removed by 1:30 pm EST, while New Delhi denied crossing into Tibetan territory or destroying any installations.
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Cease-fire in Kashmir shifts aid pressure on India, Pakistan
With a cease-fire reached, India and Pakistan face renewed U S pressure as suspended military aid and a freeze on new aid commitments loom. U S officials see shared Western front in the Security Council and fear of a longer, broader Asia war if China intervenes. Economic aid persists while military shipments halt.
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Cuban exile accuses Cuba of aiding Chinese infiltration
En tique Chau, a Cuban waiter in Miami, testified to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that Chinese Communists are using Cuba as a base for infiltration into Latin America. He said about 10,000 Chinese joined Cuba in the past five years and claimed Cuba can forge documents to help illegal emigration, noting the 1959 China-Cuba ties opened a wide door. He cited sources from a Chinese community in Cuba now in Miami.
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Battle tolls rise as An Khe clash rages in Vietnam
For the week ending Sept 18, 21 U.S. soldiers were killed in action 106 wounded and 2 missing or captured. The 201st Airborne suffered heavy losses in the An Khe bout with reports that 495 communists were killed and 196 captured while Viet Cong wounded were not recorded. U.S. pilots faced heavy ground fire but returned safely. Navy planes from the carrier fleet destroyed two boats and damaged bridges as B52 bombers conducted their 30th raid on suspected targets in Binh Duong Province.
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LeMay Makes Clean Getaway From 7th Floor Of Miami Jail
Police report Georges LeMay, 39, a noted Canadian fugitive linked to a 1991 Bank of Nova Scotia vault raid, escaped the County Jail by a seventh floor rope and window breach. He fled with three men in a white 1965 sedan after sliding down a cleaning hose from a seventh-floor cell. Investigators suspect inside help. LeMay has eluded authorities since a large cash theft.
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Prayer for daily guidance from Professor Emeritus Sayres
A devotional prayer asks for divine wisdom to choose rightly at life’s forks. Alfred N Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania, professor emeritus at Lancaster Theological Seminary, seeks to become a useful servant through God’s will for Jesus sake.
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Durham Housing Project Picketed
AP report notes a Durham Housing Authority plan to meet Friday to discuss rent procedures and eviction policies. The scene at McDougald Terrace involved pickets protesting high utility bills and low rent control, with authorities aiming to discuss policy changes.
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Myers Selected for AWATG Fire Safety Award
Charles F. Myers Jr., president and CEO, was chosen for the AWATG fire safety award to honor his efforts in home fire prevention. Clyde White addressed the High Point Civic Club on safety rules with graphic aids, noting the need for planning and prevention. The luncheon presentation will be Nov. 10 at the Hotel Pierre. State Senator Ed Kemp is slated to discuss reapportionment at next week’s meeting with a musical program planned for Oct. 5.
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Gray Ghost Roams Emerywood. police hunt elusive youth
Emerywood reports a white robed youth described as a 14 year old in a foot race with officers near Hillcrest Drive after a complaint about a living tree set alight. Police say the apparition reappeared then vanished. Separate arrests include Robert Lloyd 23 on three counts false pretense, Bernice Hilton 50 for assault, and Richard Martin 20 for violating prohibition laws.
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