Pakistan Turns To Red China For War Planes
UN dispatch reports Pakistan seeks Red Chinese MIG-175 jets after air force losses in Kashmir war with India. Air Marshal Asghar Khan leads a 11 day visit to Beijing, while observers cite likely arms talks amid US and British arms embargoes. Pakistan rejects foreign troops in Kashmir and defends its stance at the General Assembly.
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Pope Paul VI Security Tightens Ahead of NYC Visit
Ten thousand police guard the route from Kennedy Airport to St Patrick's Cathedral with orders to keep backs turned to the Pope and eyes on crowds. The security operation includes surveillance of potential attackers, shopkeepers reporting suspicious purchases, marksmen on rooftops, and close checks of vehicles and buildings involved in the papal visit. Helicopters will monitor from above using no-way radios for ground security coordination.
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More Car Offered In New Models
Metro Detroit reports that Ford GM and Chrysler publish 1966 price increases with modest added equipment and safety features. Each company touts "more for your money" while noting federal taxes and optional items.
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Control Rumor Sent Market Into Tailspin
New York stocks fell sharply as rumors spread that the Federal Reserve Board would tighten margin requirements for margin purchases. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange reached heavy levels, with volume surpassing three years.
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Birth Control Standoff Probed by Catholic Leaders
Catholic leaders warn Pope Paul VI amid Vatican discussions on artificial birth control. Cardinals urge a clear church position as theologians review methods, noting Pope Pius XII doctrines ban artificial means while modern options like the Pill loom. Rome bishops stress unity and caution against public mockery if no decision is made.
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House Kills Home Rule Bill in Fast Congressional Session
Washington residents lose hope for immediate self government as the House trades a Senate backed home rule bill for a charter board plan. The vote, in a rapid session, options a study blueprint with possible congressional veto, signaling continued delay on D C self rule.
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Union Executive Silent On Plans In Nashville District Case
English United Press International report indicates Union general secretary treasurer refused to reveal details of an executive board session about a district court order voiding a separate charter for Nashville Local 387 freight handlers. He said the board may discuss the matter after late week session ends and could comment then if decided.
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Anti Free Love Group Formed at Sheffield University
Sheffield England UP reports a student formed the Anti Free Love Society at Sheffield University to resist sexual temptation. Junie Heaton, a junior founder, says the group offers moral support via a helpline for members facing sexual advances, aiming to keep sex sacred within marriage.
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Immigration Bill Nears Senate Floor Clear Path to Johnson
Washington report says the immigration term bill is assured of congressional approval. House managers ready for floor action as the Senate expected to finalize and send the measure to President Johnson for signature. A conference committee cleared the way for final action by Wednesday. The bill would repeal the 41 year old national origins quota system and impose new limits on immigration from Canada and Latin America, effective July 1, 1968. Also noted is discussion of a proposed $1.5 billion annual pay raise for federal civilian employees including congressmen.
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Retarded Teen-Ager Gets New Home In Michigan
A troubled case ends as Richard Thorne, a four year old with mental retardation, is placed in a new home after a court hearing in Troy Michigan. The boy, previously in a Michigan institution, was found by authorities following a family dispute and concern from Mrs. Victor Thorne and her husband. The judge ordered continued psychiatric care and placement, with the costs of the institution to be paid. The Thorne family had previously abandoned him in hopes of better care elsewhere.
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Georgia Negroes vow to halt school buses
In CRA Roville Georgia Negro leaders pledged to block white student buses to segregated county schools amid threats from white residents. A civil rights worker was roughed, a teen was dragged from a car and assaulted before state troopers ended the scuffle at Warren County High School.
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News Blackout Continues as NYC Papers Hold Out
In New York City a six-paper shutdown stretches into its third week with little sign of resumes. Negotiators for the papers and two unions were set to resume talks today to break the deadlock.
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