Shastri Khan May Visit United Nations
U.S. officials reported a possibility that Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistani President Ayub Khan might visit the United Nations while the General Assembly is in session. Johnson would likely meet them at UN headquarters if talks occur. no definite dates set. Separately, the Assembly voted to reopen debate on seating Communist China and Tibet rights, with October expected for Tibet discussion.
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Panama may gain sovereignty over Canal Zone
United States and Panama say they are negotiating a treaty that would effectively recognize Panamanian sovereignty over the Canal Zone. In New Delhi fighting flared at the cease fire line with India and Pakistan accusing each other of violations. UN observers report shelling and troop movements around Burki and Khem Karan. Johnson and Panamanian President Robles announce plans for a new sea level canal route, a base rights treaty, and end of the 1903 sovereignty treaty, aiming for integration of the canal area into Panama.
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Frat Sigma Nu Ordered to Pay Texas Fraternity Taxes
AUSTIN, Texas. A UPI report says a jury found the Sigma Nu chapter at the University of Texas not primarily engaged in religious or educational activities and must pay property taxes on a $100,000 house. The city sought $10,000 in back taxes.
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Actress Dorothy Malone Holds Own After Operation
Dorothy Malone, the Odessa actress, remains stable after surgery in which her heart stopped briefly. Doctors report she is recovering and in good spirits as she receives care.
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South Viet Nam Forces Claim 600 Viet Cong Killed Near Qui Nhon
South Vietnamese troops say they killed more than 600 Viet Cong in a battle about 20 miles north of Qui Nhon along Highway One. U.S. airstrikes supported the assault as Marines at Qui Nhon stayed out of direct fighting amid heavy resistance. An American F-100 Sabre was shot down but the pilot was rescued.
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Gromyko Scores U S Viet Policies at U N
Soviet Ambassador Anrei Gromyko urged the United States to end the Vietnam War with no preconditions. He denounced U S actions in South Vietnam, backed North Vietnamese demands, and called for unconditional U S withdrawal and an end to air raids.
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Weather outlook from Ju. & Weather Bureau at the air terminal
Cloudy this morning with partial clearing this afternoon. A little warmer today and tonight. Sunday forecast calls for further clearing and warmer conditions overall.
State rests in Oklahoma trial of football coach's son
In Duncan Oklahoma the state rested in the assault trial of a football coach's son accused of stabbing Tama Hallmark 50 times. The last witness, State Crime Bureau chemist John Rininger, found a blood speck on the defense pocket knife but could not confirm it was human. Lana 17 faces up to 20 years if convicted of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.
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Reds To Probe Profit Making In Industry
MOSCOW UPI The Soviet Communist Party plans next week to put the nation’s industry on a profit basis. Central Committee plenary meeting to discuss extending profit incentives to all sectors, empowering plant managers, and flexibility in planning. Grain shortages and a $500 million wheat import strain the economy as the next five year plan looms. Finland reports possible US obligation loan talks. March is the leading guess for Congress actions.
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