Clash on Kashmir Front Puts Both Nations On Edge
The Indian and Pakistani forces clash in Kashmir amid reports of thousands of guerrillas and fears of a two front war. Prime Minister Shastri and President Ayub Khan trade denials and warnings as cross through the ceasefire line escalates tensions.
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Subcontinent
Kashmir
Srinagar
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
East Pakistan
West Bengal
Himalayan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.N
Pakistan
United States
Britain
Ayub
World Famed Missionary Schweitzer Visit Noted
The article recalls Dr. Albert Schweitzer’s journey up the Ogowe River to visit him. Lisle Ramsey of St. Louis described Schweitzer as remarkably informed about world affairs and humorously commented on French President Charles de Gaulle, noting his long nose and uncertainty where to keep it.
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Ogowe
Lisle Ramsey
St. Louis
Charles de Gaulle
Ramsey
Birth announcements from West Texas and Methodist Hospitals
Several families welcome new births at West Texas and Methodist Hospitals. Couples include Donald and IL Schwab of Levelland with a 7 lb 13 oz son, Don and Tindal of Lit efield with a newborn son, Alton and Shelton of 1918 22nd St with a 6 lb 14 oz son, Joel L. Fudy of 306 2nd St with a 7 lb 9 oz daughter, Whitford Linn of Seth St with a 7 lb 11 oz son, and Valentine Acevedia of 1022 Ist St with a daughter weighing 7 pounds and some missing ounces.
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Donald IL Schwab
Box 14
Levelland
West Texas Hospital
Don Tindal
Star Rt
Litefield
Methodist Hospital
Alton Shelton
22Nd St
Aoson
Trumble Asphalt
Joel L. Fudy
Pi Methodist Hospital
Whitford Linn
Séth
Valentine Acevedia
Lai
Foran Retenbough
Sith St O
Methodist Hospital Tre
Retenbough & Ham Rutiders
Revo
Mra Pointe Miller
Ted St
Victory Bapist Church
Schweitzer Nobel Peace Prize recipient and life achievements
The article notes Albert Schweitzer's Nobel Peace Prize in 1952 and his fame as philosopher, humanitarian, and physician. It mentions his wife’s death in 1957 and critiques of his approach to medical methods in Africa, with a telegram of support from President Johnson during his illness.
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Schweitzer
Africa
Johnson
First Autumn Chill Sweeps Texas With Cool Front
A cold front brings fall-like air to the South Plains with Lubbock reaching 82 and 58 at dawn in Hub City. The front spans to New York with heavy rains and dips in Amarillo and Oklahoma City to 57 to start September. Funnel clouds spotted along the coast from Port O Connor to Corpus Christi.
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Texas
New York
Lubbock
Port O'Connor
Corpus. Christi
Eisenhower Defends Free Speech Amid Berkeley Riots
President Eisenhower urged study of American principles amid Berkeley demonstrations calling the free speech movement a foul display. He warned the nation could fall under rule by a distant power and cited Supreme Court remains unlikely to strike down the Declaration of Independence. In other notes, a five inch cloudburst in Colorado City left one missing and a Midland oil tank fire caused nearly two million dollars in damages at Magnolia oil, as cool, showery weather spread across Texas and parts of the East with notable rainfall totals in Dallas and Ennis.
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University of California At Berkeley
Supreme Court
Colorado City
Midland
Magnolia 61l. Co
Texas
Dallas
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Ennis
Perrin Air Force Base
John Barriger
Missour, Kansas-Texas Railroad
Katy
Eisenhower
Barriger
Gettysburg
Denison High School
India Pakistan Kashmir clash tensions rise near borders
Moyers said Johnson limited contact with negotiators in the executive office building next to the White House. India claimed Pakistani forces advanced about 19 miles into Indian territory in Kashmir, seizing passes and large quantities of arms. Pakistan announced similar incursions in Kashmir. The Soviet Union urged restraint as UN proposals linger, with India rejecting negotiated settlement while Pakistan sought dialogue. The report notes ongoing international efforts and a scheduled time for a briefing Wednesday.
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India
Pakistan
Pakistani-Kashmir
Haji Pir Pass
Bhimbar
Johnson
White House
Moyers
Kashmir
Kashmuir
Agad Kashmir
Chhama
Twsaa
Moscow
Alexei N. Keeshun
United Nations
Khimbar
Karachi
Haji Pir
National Student Association backs campus protests at Berkeley
The National Student Association approved a resolution at its 18th congress praising last year's Berkeley demonstrations as a legitimate nonviolent response to unjust admin policy. It also expressed regret that some students surrounded a police car during the protests.
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Madison
Wis
University of California At Berkeley
National Student Association
Betsy Hurricane Seeding Plans Stir White House Wage Talks
Betsy threatens the U.S. mainland as it grows stronger while plans to seed the storm with silver iodide raise questions about risks and the potential to divert its power into rain. Separately, White House wage guidelines loom over industry talks on price impacts and a possible labor-cost pass-through.
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Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Miami
U.S
Betsy
Savannah
Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Three Die In Kive Vehicle Mishap In New Jersey
In heavy rain a public service bus returning to Elizabeth from Kayway skidded across the highway divider and collided head on with two cars carrying young people en route to the shore. Three locals from Jersey City died and nine were injured as the wreckage was hit by two more vehicles.
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Kayway
UPI
Public Service
Hines
Elizabeth
Jersney City
Zoning Meeting Debates Area Near Downtown
City Hall hosts a zoning hearing at 7 p.m. to consider reclassifying the area northeast of downtown from industrial and commercial to residential use. The proposal covers Broadway to 4th Street between Avenue A and railroad tracks with several exclusions on major streets. Additional items include zoning requests on 50th Street and nearby blocks, plus continuations from last month for industrial zoning and other adjustments in northern Lubbock.
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City Hall
Commission
Broadway
4Th Streets
50Th Street
Warrick Carr
Kenosha Ave
50Th St
City
44Th Street
Avenue P
A. J. Stevens
Fred West
West 4Th Street
Edward W .Napier
Lubbock
J.orville Smith
Baylor St
N. Ave. U. L
Ave. K
3Rd St
Return From Vietnam Leaves Brother Missing And Prison Search Over
Don Dawson returned to Costa Mesa after a four month Viet Cong captivity while searching for his brother Lt Daniel Dawson missing north of Bien Hoa. He carried leaflets offering rewards, claimed captors showed his brother’s vest, and said a radio packed tale of a downed plane. He planned to visit Daniel’s wife Arlene and four children and then return home.
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Donald Dawson
Costa Mesa
Calif
Seaman
Jeanne
Los Angeles International
Viet Nam
Red
Thomas M. Brown
San Francisco
UPI
Don Dawson
South Viet Nam
Dawson
Daniel Dawson
Bien Hoa
Los Angeles
Arlene
Gemini 6s mileage figure shocks space center
At Manned Spacecraft Center Houston technicians estimate Gemini 6s fuel efficiency as 1000 miles per gallon based on about 320000 gallons aboard the Titan 2 rocket. The craft traveled roughly 3.2 million miles with a total mission cost around 10.4 million dollars, about 54.19 dollars per mile.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Nile
Prison Art Program Brightens Life Behind Bars
Willingham praises prison art as therapeutic and beautifying for inmates. Artisits, unnamed, copy old masters or createoriginal scenes, drawing inspiration from newspapers and magazines. John Torrence notes a 10 painting entry limit, with average prices around 12.75 dollars. past sales reached 100 dollars. About 400 to 500 of the 2,200 inmates have taken up painting.
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John Torrence
Torrence
Beatles fear popularity may be peaking says McCartney
McCartney suggests popularity has peaked but may have been wrong about last year. Beatle entourage escapes fans via fire escape from Palo Alto hotel as crowds block hotel and airport, with Ringo almost left on truck stairs before swift transfer to jet. Police lament scene. earlier, Roentgen’s 1895 discovery of X rays noted in brief historical line.
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McCartney
Dave O
Batles
Tandon
Palo Alto
Ringo Starr
Paul iI McCartney
John Lennon
iRinga
San Francisco International
Pan American
Lloyd Boreham
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