India and Pakistan clash near Ferozepore amid shelling
Reports from New Delhi say Indian forces withdrew on the northern front as Pakistani artillery shelled Ferozepore and a three pronged advance threatened Amritsar. Pakistani claims of Indian outposts near Wagah emerged as U Thant sought a cease fire in Rawalpindi.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Ferozepore
Pakistan
Amritsar
Lahore
Y.B. Chavan
Rawalpindi
Wagah
Radio Pakistan
U.N
U Thant
Z. A. Bhuto
U.S. Neutral in India Pakistan War Quiet on China Involvement
U S officials affirm neutrality in the India Pakistan conflict and urge impartiality amid Chinese denunciations. They acknowledge concern over Beijing backing or provoking India but see no signs of a major Chinese war commitment.
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Washington
U.S
China
Chou En-lai
India
Pakistan
United States
U. S
Wessin Is Dismissed From Dominican Service
Dominica's Gen Elias Wessin y Wessin, 42, ousted after leading the 1963 coup against Juan Bosch. He is said appointed consul general in Miami, but left the country involuntarily as Dominican and Inter-American Peace Force leaders escorted him from his bungalow to a U.S. transport and likely to the Canal Zone or Puerto Rico.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Juan Bosch
Garcia-Godoy
Wessin
Miami
Fla
U.S
Inter-American Peace Force
U.S. Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Model marriage described as treasure and treasury
A playful adage defines a model marriage where the wife is a treasure and the husband a treasury, highlighting reciprocal value and partnership.
Indians Fear Red China May Strike From Tibet
New Delhi fears Beijing could aid Pakistan with limited action to push Indian troops to the northeast. Officials warn China might maneuver into Himalayan passes, with Tibet’s Chumbi Valley poised south of Sikkim and Bhutan. A strike 50 miles south could link with East Pakistan, severing Assam and its oilfields.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Pakistan
China
Peking
Tibet
Chumbi
Sikkim
Bhutan
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Assam
Johnson De Gaulle clash over NATO policy and France
President Johnson plans a new ambassador to NATO to push strengthening and expanding the alliance’s political and nuclear roles. Charles de Gaulle says France will end NATO subordination by 1969 and may withdraw, raising questions about the alliance and Paris headquarters.
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Johnson
de Gaulle
NATO
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Harland Cleveland
Soviet Union
Cleveland
White House
France
Towne Properties Plans 400-Unit Luxury Apartment Complex
Towne Properties Inc of Cincinnati announces a 400 unit 5 million luxury apartment project at Park Lane and the proposed University Boulevard extension. Phases one and two slated to begin this fall with completion by late spring next year.
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Towne Properties, Inc
Cincinnati
Park Lane
University Boulevard
Stevens Avenue
B. F. Sawyer & Son, Inc
Towne Properties
Towne Properties Inc
Neil K. Bortz
Harvard Business School
Rosenberg
University of Cincinnati Law School
Lambert Agin
Miami University
Weather Outlook Signals Betsy-Influenced Rain Tomorrow
The region anticipates Betsy related rain tomorrow with cooler temperatures in the 80s. Sunday is forecast to be fair and cool after yesterday’s high of 92 and today’s low of 64.
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Betsy
Bombers Strike VC Stronghold in Central Viet Nam
U S Air Force B52s bombed a suspected Viet Cong stronghold in the central highlands 325 miles northeast of Saigon. It was the 21st Strategic Air Command raid in the Viet Nam war. A Marine spokesman said 167 Viet Cong were killed in the Batangan peninsula operation as 5 000 to 6 000 U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed the drive with light casualties reported on both sides.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
Viet Nam
Guam
U.S
Batangan
Saigo
Betsy Strikes Gulf Coast and Mississppi Killing Eight
Hurricane Betsy battered the Gulf Coast and swept up the Mississippi River killing eight. It caused widespread flooding in bayous and city damage in New Orleans, with evacuees returning as warnings were dropped.
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Betsy
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Mississippi
Miami
Pass Christian Island
Gulfport
Father Divine Dead at About 100 After Peace Mission Rise
Philadelphia AP reports Father Divine, a 5-foot-2 figure revered as God by followers, has died. The movement, known for racial desegregation stance, operates without membership fees and funds its mission from followers. Doors to mission hotels offer rooms around $5 weekly with meals about 35 cents.
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Philadelphia
Father Divine
God
Divine
Worldwide
Kingdom of Peace
Mission Hotels
Episcopal Bishops Drop Heresy Charges Against Pike
In EAST GLACIER MONT AP bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church reject heresy charges against Bishop James A. Pike of California. They also refuse a Thursday ordination of a woman deacon. Pike withdraws his ordination plan to avoid controversy. The presiding bishop notes the meeting was not spectacular but constructive and stresses bishops freedom and responsibility.
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East Glacier
Mont
Protestant Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
California
Pike
John E. Hines
Bishop Pike
Hines
Gonna Burn Says Slayer Of 4 On Western Trek
Sheriff quotes Donald Boggs after he is charged with killing four men on a western trek. Boggs, 23, an ex convict from Londonderry Ohio, and Dixie Radcliff 16 of Amesville Ohio were captured in Flagstaff Arizona after a stolen car alert. The four victims include Halvor Johnson and Robert Willis of Newport New Hampshire Warren Lenker a Brigham Young University student and H B Flory. Boggs waives preliminary hearing and is held without bond. Radcliff sent to juvenile authorities.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Cecil Richardson
Conconiono County
Donald Boggs
West
Texas
Utah
Boggs
Londonderry
Ohio
Dixie Radcliff
Amesville
Halvor Johnson
Newport
N.H
Robert Willis
Warren Lenker
Brigham Young University
Provo
Elizabeth
H.B. Flory
Justice Court
Miss Radcliff
John Harvey
Chillicothe
David Archey
Dixie Lee Radcliff
Athens County
Pearl Radcliff
Holiness Gospel Church
Luling
Tex
San Marcos
Flory
Sayre
Oklo
Ash Fork
Cedar City
Johnsson
Lenker
Richardson
Lawndale
Calif
Bogg
New Hampshire
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Oxford
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Lexington
Wildwood Golf Course
Lorg Place
Fenwick High School
Manchester Road
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