Red Guard protests shut Western targets in Canton and Peking
Chinese youths linked to Mao purge clashed with foreigners in Canton and Peking. They vandalized the Sacred Heart Mission and the International Club building, replaced shop signs with revolutionary names, and chased foreign residents. Police intervened to curb the violence in a rare arrest of the movement’s street actions.
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India Shifts Troops To Border Near Sialkot
Pakistan fears India has moved a full infantry division opposite Sialkot after heavy fighting last year. Dawn reports increased troop concentration and heavy tank maneuvers along the Pakistan border near Indian held Kashmir, with tensions rising toward a prewar atmosphere.
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New York Stocks Retreat After Moderate Rally
The market retreated broadly on Thursday with moderate volume and a late afternoon slide. Analysts viewed Wednesday's rise as a short lived technical rally amid bargain hunting among depressed issues. The UPI market indicator fell 1.13 percent on 1424 issues with 89 losers and 310 gainers.
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VNew Post In Cabinet Nearing
The House moved toward final action on a plan to create a cabinet level Department of Transportation transferring the Maritime Administration from Commerce. Republicans urged making the agency independent to aid the merchant fleet while debates continued on urban transit, aircraft noise, and federal money control. The bill would establish a 12th cabinet post and consolidate 100,000 federal workers in a $6 billion annual program.
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Erhard Moves Against Generals Revolt in West Germany
West Germany faces political crisis as Chancellor Ludwig Erhard reshapes the military leadership amid resignations by top generals. He names Ulrich de Maiziere to head all armed forces and Garron Hannes Steinhoff to inspect the air force, signaling continued civilian control despite the revolt. Erhard, returning from vacation, plans a five day Norway trip, while pressures mount for further resignations.
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Weather table for 24 hours ending 4 a.m. PST
United Press International summarizes the U S Weather Bureau data from San Francisco showing temperature and precipitation for a full 24 hour period ending at 4 a m Pacific Standard Time.
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Temperature Range Reported Across U.S. Mainland
The UPI report notes a high of 108 degrees at Needles California and a low of 36 degrees at Broadus Montana, based on data supplied to the Weather Bureau excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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