India Pakistan cease-fire line quiet amid mutual accusations
The India Pakistan cease-fire line showed no major incidents from midnight Friday to today, despite both sides accusing the other of violations. Pakistan warned of retaliation as UN observers prepared to arrive, while China protested alleged Indian provocations along the border and Indian demonstrators staged a sheep demonstration near the Chinese embassy.
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Pakistan
Lahore
Ferozeppore
Sialkot
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Rawalpindi
United Natal
Acrenger
Kashmir
U.N
China
Paking
Red China
Greek Premier Wins Coalition After Turbulent Debate
Stephanopoulos, 66, a dissident member, secured 152 votes for the ruling bloc in a 148 to 152 tally. Papandreou vows to press on with a campaign to restore peace and order as he predicts the new Cabinet will soon collapse.
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Papandreou
Watts Shooting Targets Social Worker In Watts
Two youths in a car opened fire on a county social worker walking on a Watts sidewalk. The 40 year old victim, identified as Robert J. Sutter, was listed in critical condition with a chest wound. Police said no motive could be determined.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Robert J. Sutter
Giants Wilting Idle Reds Gain in Tight National League
The Giants dropped an 8-2 loss to the Milwaukee Braves as the Dodgers surged within a game with a 4-3 win over St Louis. Cincinnati, idle, closed to three games behind. Reds host Houston tonight. Middletown Middies stay undefeated in high school football.
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Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston
Middletown
Middies
Springboro
Franklin
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Mason
Madison
Germantown
Weather warms up in the Miami Valley after fall preview
After a fall preview, the Miami Valley will warm up today and tomorrow with lows around 50 degrees, about ten degrees milder than recent nighttime readings. Expect a mild spell before cooler air returns later in the week.
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Miami Valley
Silent Boy Identified In Miami Airport Mystery
Indications mount that the silent boy found at Miami International Airport may be Ricky Thorne a 14 year old from Troy Michigan who has been speechless since a car crash two years ago A Detroit woman who flew to the airport identified him as the boy who rode the plane with a stocky red haired woman who bought tickets moments before departure
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Miami International Airport
Ricky Thorne
Detroit
Troy
Bey
M. and
D. Thorn
Viet Cong Outpost Falls After Heavy Fighting Near Bong Son
Vietnamese forces recaptured an outpost near Bong Son after a Com munist assault that left about 170 Viet Cong dead in the open. In Saigon area fighting damaged a hamlet 10 miles southwest, killing one civilian and wounding eight as guerrillas escaped.
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South Viet
Bong Son
Vatican bishops chart Catholicism's approach for modern world
Vatican Ecumenical Council delegates approved an outline for a massive document shaping Catholic stance on modern issues from birth control to nuclear energy. The session, amid heavy work, aims for a final closing date in December and includes initial approval of a religious liberty declaration and a call for a common Bible.
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Vatican City
Wion
Vatican Ecumenical
Council
Rhodes appoints seven to Ohio tax study board
Gov. Rhodes named seven appointees to join eight legislators on the Ohio tax study commission. Appointees include Ralph Hockman of Columbus, Robert Longsworth of Carrollton, C Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville, Gus Skibbie of Bowling Green, John Findlay of Marathon Oil, Robert Ward of Urbana, and Thomas Weiler of Columbus. The panel aims to propose changes by Feb 1, 1967 for General Assembly review.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Pagety
General Assembly
Ralph G. Hockman
Columbus Building and Construction Trades Council
Robert H. Longsworth
Carrollton
Citizens Scholarship Foundation
Carroll County
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
F. Gus Skibbie
Bowling Green
John A. Findlay
Marathon Oil Co
Robert M. Ward
Urbana
Apple Basket Riddle of Sturdy Helpers
A playful line notes that large apples stay atop a basket because many small ones support them, hinting at hidden helpers and balance in a simple, humorous image.
Japan Honors Grayson Kirk by First-Class Decoration
Columbia University President Grayson Kirk received Japan’s first-class Order of the Sacred Treasure from Prime Minister Eisaku Sato for contributions to U S Japanese friendship. The award highlights ongoing ties between the two nations and Kirk’s role in diplomacy and academia.
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Tokyo
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Eisaku, Sato
Kirk
U.S
Mrs Kennedy Attends Boston Symphony Ball Fundraiser
Mrs John F Kennedy attended the Golden Trumpet Ball at Symphony Hall in Boston, marking the orchestra’s 85th birthday and raising about 150000 dollars. She sat in Henry Cabot’s box with Erich Leinsdorf nearby, danced to the Boston Pops under Arthur Fiedler, and left after midnight as guests enjoyed a formal dining and dancing event.
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Boston
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Ghost
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Jean Patou
Boston Pops
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Symphony Committee
Johnson plan to make Panama canal partner gains support
President Johnson's proposal to make Panama a partner in the canal enterprise wins general approval in Congress. Senators and Democratic leaders express optimism, while Rep. Sulllivan condemns joint management as foolish and harmful to Panama’s masses. A treaty submission timeline remains uncertain.
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Johnson
Panama Canal
Panama
Congress
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
House
Texas
Senate
Actress Dorothy Malone Shows Slight Improvement After Marathon Surgery
Hollywood reports actress Dorothy Malone, 38, slightly better after a 10 hour heart lung procedure Thursday night. Doctors say the next 24 hours may be critical as she remains on the hospital’s critical list and clots were removed from her lungs. Malone, star of Peyton Place, won the 1956 Academy Award for best supporting actress for Written on the Wind.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Jher
Miss Malone
Soaeiing
Gemini 6 Eyes Oct 25 Launch For Docking Tests
NASA announced Oct. 25 as the earliest Gemini 6 launch date for a two day mission focused on docking experiments. An unmanned Agena rocket will lift off from Cape Kennedy, with Gemini 6 to follow and attempt multiple rendezvous. Commanded by Navy Captain Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Air Force Major Thomas P. Stafford.
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Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Thomas JP. Stafford
Springfield teen calms crowd after stabbing sparks protest
In Springfield Ohio 300 Negro students walked out of South High School in response to the stabbing death of Ralph Stinnett 18 a star linebacker. George Cobb a friend of Stinnett spoke to the crowd urging restraint and responsibility. Pack 17 was charged with juvenile delinquency and faces a juvenile or adult hearing next week.
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Ohio
South High School
Ralph Stinnett
Harrold D. Pack
Stinnett
Pack
Urban League
YMCA
George Cobb
Horace Morris
Springfield Urban League
Paul Gunnett
Gunnett
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