Pakistan Indian fighting escalates with tanks in Kashmir
New Delhi reports Pakistani attack led by 3000 troops and 70 tanks breached five miles into Indian Kashmir as combat continues for a second day. Defence Minister Chavan says 13 Indian tanks destroyed, four Indian planes lost, and Pakistan activity threatens wider war amid Parliament debate.
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India
Southwelashmir
Y. B. Chavan
International
Pakistan
Kidnaper Slain At Roadblock Ends Across Ohio Wild Ride
James William Lewis a 34 year old Inkster Michigan man abducted a Cincinnati cab driver Dunn Larkin and Dayton woman Mrs William Ross forcing them to drive north on Interstate 75. A three minute gun battle at a Perrysburg area roadblock left Lewis dead and officers lightly wounded while victims were unhurt and Mrs Ross received shock treatment.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
James William Lewis
Inkster
Mich
Perrysburg
Lewis
Clarice
Dunn Larkin
William Ross
Ross
Neil Staton
W. L. Stambaugh
Wood County
George Ginter
Larkin
Lincoln Heights
Mrs. Ross
Mrs. Lewis
Betsys Power Growing Across Atlantic Threat to Florida Eases
Betsy strengthened to 125 mph winds as it moved north, reducing danger to south Florida though officials urged continued advisories for 24 hours. Forecasters warned the storm could affect the Eastern U S but noted uncertainty about its exact path. A midsection pressure system may steer Betsy again within 48 hours or push it west.
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Fila
Betsy
South Florida
Gordon Dunn
Atlantic
Grand Turk Island
Bahama
United States
Raymond Kraft
Miami Weather Bureau
U.S
Kraft
Wives To See 2 Astronauts Before Isolation Return
Gemini 5 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Gordon Cooper will fly to Ellington Air Force Base near Houston for a brief reunion with wives Trudy Cooper and Jane Conrad and their children. The visit precedes a week of continued isolation and debriefings on the lunar mission in progress at the Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Tex
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Amy
Charles Conrad Jr
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Trudy Cooper
Cooper
Jane Conrad
Conrad
Ellington
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Robert Kennedy Swims to Coast Guard Cutter in 30 Foot Seas
Newport report details Sen Robert F Kennedy sealing his own rescue after leaping from the yacht Neris in Rhode Island Sound amid 40 mph winds and 20-foot seas. Boatswain Mate 1 C Sam E Harris recounts Kennedy donned an orange floater vest and swam 32 seconds before the cutter reached him.
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R.I
Sam E. Harris
Robert F. Kennedy
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Harris
Castle Hill
New York
Kathleen
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Neris
Rhode Island Sound
Washington Post
Mother Says Son Shot 8 Year Old in Cleveland Case
Shaker Heights mother Mariann Colby 40 described as protecting her son signed a statement claiming her 8 year old son fired the fatal shot that killed John Cremer Young Jr. 10 days earlier. Police say the death may be accidental as investigation continues.
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Shaker Heights
Samuel R. Gerber
John Cremer Young Jr
Mariann K. Colby
U S Cites Bribery Backfire In Singapore Probe
Congressional committee questions State Department and CIA after Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew alleges a 1960 bribery offer. Lee released a letter from Secretary of State Rusk apologizing for agent misconduct, drawing U S criticism and calls for joint CIA oversight. Ambassador Bell to meet Lee. talk of a new ambassador to Singapore.
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State
A and
Central Intelligence Agency
Singapore
U.S
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
House
Foreign Affairs
Far East
Lee Kuan Yew
Lee
CIA
State Department
Dean Rusk
Zablocki
Rusk
Congress
Eisenhower
Armed Services, Foreign Affairs and Appropriations
Senate
James D. Bell
Kuala Lumpur
Air Force B52 Raid Targets Viet Cong Area Near Saigon
U S B52 bombers attacked a Viet Cong area north-northwest of Saigon in the Ho Bo woods, rattling windows in downtown Saigon. The Guam based fleet has stepped up activity, with a double header attack reported earlier this week and ongoing air support for ground troops near Quang Ngai. Two U S helicopters crashed in separate incidents, one near An Khe injuring four, and another 25 miles northwest of Saigon killing four Americans and one Vietnamese. No casualty figures given for the Saigon raid.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S
Ho Bo
Dinh Duong
Strategic Air Command
Quang Ngai City
Quang Ngai
Dawson Home Searcher Of Brother Returns To Work
Don Dawson, who spent ten months in the jungles of South Vietnam looking for Army Lt. Daniel Dawson, arrived home to a private reunion and said he will return to work to support his family. He spent $3,000 on the search and was briefly held by Viet Cong forces, but remains determined to recover his brother’s remains when the war ends.
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Los Angeles
Don Dawson
South Viet Nam
Dawson
Jeanne
Rawson
Asia
Daniel Dawson
Rhodes To Reveal Primary Decision
Governor James A. Rhodes to announce on Saturday whether to call a special election to fill the congressional vacancy from the death of U S Representative Clarence J Brown The earliest possible primary date would be September 13 and the seat could remain empty if no election is ordered.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
U.S
Clarence J. Brown
Unseasonably Cool Tonight with Friday Warmup Ahead
The forecast calls for clear skies and cooler conditions tonight with a low near 55. A warming trend starts Friday with highs in the low 80s after a 48-degree low and yesterday's 77-degree high.
White House presses steel talks toward crucial phase
Emergency negotiations between the industry and the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union move toward a key stage as Johnson seeks a breakthrough before the Thursday strike deadline. Industry offers small increases atop prior boosts. union demands remain unchanged.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
Bill D. Moyers
Columbus Man Slain After Street Gun Battle
Clyde Conrad, 25, was fatally shot in a street gun battle with police after allegedly shooting his wife during an argument. Carolyn Sue Conrad, 23, was wounded in the stomach and treated in fair condition. No officers were injured.
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Columbus
Clyde Conrad
Carolyn Sue
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