U.S. fears Red China may intervene in India Pakistan war
U.S. officials warn Beijing could stir border trouble on India's northeast frontier to bolster Pakistan and peel it away from Western ties. They see possible limited Chinese frontier incidents rather than a fullscale attack, prompting policy choices for the United States and Britain amid halted arms shipments to both nations.
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President Johnson meets Indian and Pakistani students at White House
While walking with aide Jack Valenti, President Johnson cites U Thant's peace efforts after India Pakistan fighting. Three engineering students Mirza Yamin Ahmed and Mirza Daud Ahmed from Karachi Pakistan and Vinod Mehta from Bombay India tour the White House, receive souvenirs, and discuss their hometowns and studies at Indiana Technical College Fort Wayne.
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Pakistan and India Clash on Two Fronts Across Pakistan
Indian and Pakistani troops fought on two new fronts in northern and southern Pakistan while India claimed advances in the Sialkot sector and Gadra area. Pakistan said Indian forces were halted and claimed gains in Lahore as fighting raged with reports of tank losses and strategic plays.
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Ambitious Cab Driver Faces Legal Troubles in Chicago
Lawrence Young, 56, known for a taxi with a mobile phone and in-car perks, sought SBA funding and a split washroom plan while pursuing a restaurant venture. He now faces charges for operating without a license and failing to provide separate washrooms for employees after a health board notice.
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Chuckle Four and Twenty Ages Mentioned in Riddle
The fragment hints at ages forty and twenty being described as desirable. It reads as a playful line, possibly from a joke or riddle, but provides no clear event or context to anchor further details.
Betsy Aiming Blows At Gulf Coast Areas
AP report covers U.S. air strikes near the Viet Nam border with Red China and ground operations on the Batangan peninsula. Four F105s damaged a rail bridge 17 miles from the frontier while two more bridges 25 and 30 miles south were hit. Casualties described as light. a helicopter crew perished in the Mekong Delta. In Columbus, Roger Cloud was appointed Ohio state auditor by Gov. Rhodes, succeeding the late Roger Tracy. Cloud, eight-term legislator from Degraff, will serve until 1967 with a likely bid for a full term.
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Soviets Decline Observer Invite for Gemini 6 Launch
President Johnson regrets the Soviet Union refused to accept NASA invitation for a Soviet observer at the Gemini 6 launch from Cape Kennedy. White House and NASA officials say M. D. Keldysh declined through the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, with hope for future participation.
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Soviet Reply Puts Limitation on Space Cooperation
Keldysh said Soviet scientists positively evaluate cooperation in cosmic space for peaceful use. He added that at present time their representative cannot avail himself of the invitation.
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De Gaulle Delays Decision on Re election Candidacy
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle declined to reveal his candidacy plans at his 12th fall news conference saying a decision would come within two months. He spoke on France’s internal external progress and announced NATO integrated command should be dismantled by 1969, calling current NATO defense subordination unacceptable.
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Betsy Forces Gulf Coast Evacuation Across 100000 Move
Hurricane Betsy accelerates toward the Gulf Coast with 140 mph winds threatening western Louisiana and extreme upper Texas. Evacuation orders cover a wide area as 100000 residents flee surging tides and power outages. Oil industry facilities evacuate workers and seek inland waters. The center was about 235 miles southeast of the Mississippi mouth, moving northwest at 18 mph. Three lives lost and damage costs estimated above 100 million dollars. The Bahamas report heavy losses but no deaths.
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Weather outlook with heat and humidity rise
Temperatures will reach the 90s tomorrow and Saturday amid partly cloudy skies and persistently high humidity. A low around 70 tonight follows a high of 87 yesterday and a low of 65 today.
Paar says actors bored him as he starts Maine TV venture
Poland Spring Maine AP Jack Paar owner of a local TV station says show people bored him and that he was never happy in show business. He notes leaving NBC was easy but required contractual exit and adds Kennedy appearances reflected the era and his taste for direct, decisive figures.
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