Who Will Win What In Indo-Pak War Is Real Puzzler
Special Correspondent outlines a complex, evolving Indo-Pak conflict with global stakes. It analyzes how India Pakistan China the United States and the Soviet Union may be affected and the risk of a costly outcome for all sides. The piece notes Bengal unrest in India and the potential for new nationalist movements altering regional power dynamics.
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William
Ryan
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Moscow
Fal Goins
Cate Ae
United States
Southeast Asia
Bay of Bengal
Bengal
Devel
China
New Delhi
Communist Party
East Pakistan Cease Fire Plea Amid Final Dacca Assault
East Pakistani General Niazi appeals for a cease-fire while India presses toward Dacca. Gen Manekshaw promises pause upon surrender, and Indian forces push from multiple angles as Chittagong port comes under bombardment. Civilians evacuated, Red Cross sought safety.
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Associated Press
East Pakistan
Norment
New Delhi
India
Dacca
Manekshaw
Rao Farman Ali
Niazi
International Red Cross
U.S
Radio Pakistan
Sam Mallckshaw
A.A.K. Niazi
Chittagong
Pakistan
Bay of Bengals
Toygta
Raj Bahadur
Didi
Pakastan
Calbe
Cutta
Manek Ghan
Weather Blast Destroys Area With High Winds
Destructive winds gusting to 53 mph in Odessa and 100 mph in Alpine caused three Midland Odessa injuries and extensive property damage. The storm moved with a low pressure system from the west, weakening by Wednesday morning. Forecasters expect improving conditions with cooler temperatures in the high 40s to mid 50s, and winds easing to 8 to 18 mph. Robert W. Greer, 48, was hospitalized after being knocked from a truck on the Kermit Highway, suffering a broken left leg. Two Midland men were injured when a wall collapsed at a construction site in Midland.
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Odessa
Alpine
Midland-Odessa
Missouri
Robert W. Greer
Sprague
Medical Center Hospital
Kermit Highway
Midland
Joe Villarrel
Els
Odessa Meeting Sparks Discussion On Soviet Offset Plans
Delegates from the Odessa area discuss possible offsets with the Soviet side after a long 10,000 mile journey. The talks center on potential arrangements and the timing remains uncertain, with several months as a tentative horizon.
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Neers
Ieak
Tiscuss
Noxon
Newamen
Page & Freed
China
Freed after 19 years in prison in China
Richard G. Fecteau, 43, of Lynn Massachusetts, released after 19 years in a Chinese prison on spy charges. He described solitary confinement, limited contact with other Americans, and his hope maintained through reading English-language newspapers. He expressed optimism about U.S. China ties and said he underwent medical tests at Valley Forge Hospital with fellow former prisoners.
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Philadelphia
Peking
Aidi
Add
Capital
Fecteau
Richard G. Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Hong Kong
Mary Ann Harbert
Palo Alto
Calif
Thel
Hme
Miss Harbert
Valley Forge Medical Center
Ems Fecteau
China
John T. Downey
New Britain
Conn
Japan
Korea
Downey
Air Force
Phillip E. Smith
Hugh Redmond
Navy
Robert J. Flynn
Wind And Twisters Roar Across Texas
Tornadoes battered North Central and Northeast Texas with winds up to 100 mph plus. The storms caused widespread damage across cities including El Paso Fort Worth Dallas and Arlington with trailers toppled and power lines down. No deaths reported but losses ran into millions as hangars planes and trucks were destroyed and utility poles uprooted across the state.
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Associated Press
Texas
Acros I
Mator
East
el Paso
Alpine
Army
William Beaumont
Fort Worth
Dallas
Arlington
Eddy
The Quipster Help Him When He's In Trouble
The Quipster helps him when he's in trouble and he will remember you for it. The line suggests a steadfast friend who answers when needed, reinforcing loyalty and reciprocity in tough moments.
Newton Freed Of Charge
Huey Newton, Black Panther Party leader and former minister of defense, is freed as a manslaughter charge in the 1967 Oakland policeman John Frey killing is dismissed after prosecutors say a fourth trial would be futile without new evidence. Judge Hayes approved the dismissal. Newton previously served 22 months after a 1968 manslaughter conviction later reversed on appeal.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Panther Party
Huey Newton
Newton
Panther
John Frey
Lowell Jensen
Superior ‘Court
Jensen
Superior Court
William J. Hayes
State Court of Appeal
Indicted: Ex-Governor Kerner faces five charges
The indictment names former Illinois governor Otto Kerner Jr along with Theodore Issacs as federal targets. Charges include bribery tax evasion perjury and conspiring to obtain about 256000 in race track stocks as bribes. The grand jury case spans 1961 to 1963 and relates to loans and stock transactions during Kerner's tenure. The case marks a rare federal indictment of an Illinois governor.
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Otaine
William
Miller
Katr Kerner
Come
Iinois Court
TI Finals Justice Department
Waash
Ieington
Joseph Knight
Oral Grand
Kerner
Illinois
Mai ‘Land
Met
National Advisory Commissionner
Johnson
Tone
Chicago
Aida
Isaacs
Shea
Nessworman
Sen
Fahares
Theodore J. Issacs
U.S
Court of Appeals
Hellrom
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