India launches three fronts in West Pakistan action
India reports two new army thrusts into West Pakistan after Pakistani bombers targeted New Delhi. Defense Minister Chavan says one spearhead is five miles into Pakistan, with forces seizing Gadra and advancing toward Khaprapur while another force crosses into Kashmir. Pakistan claims troops were forced back on the Lahore front. A New Delhi spokesman ties the southeast raid to Dwarka bombardment and speculates Karachi as a target. Continued on Page 7, Col. 4.
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New Delhi
India
West Pakistan
Y. B. Chavan
Pakistan
Gadra
Karachi
Khaprapur
Defense Ministry
Chavan
Kashmir
Chhamb
Lahore
Gov Knowles to Address AMC Negotiations in Kenosha
Gov Warren Knowles will speak at a closed AMC mediation in Kenosha as union Local 72 and American Motors negotiate a 17 day old strike. Federal mediators reported concrete discussions as talks continued past midnight, with work standards and discipline of stewards cited among key issues.
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
Warren Knowles
Midway Motor Lodge
Knowles
United Auto Workers Union
David Tanzman
Detroit
Tanzman
United Auto Workers Local 72
Wisconsin
Pope to visit United Nations on October 4
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will travel to New York to visit the United Nations on October 4. Officials say the trip is his first to the United States and may last about one day. The 8,500-mile round trip marks his third major journey since opening a era of papal travel. He is expected to depart Rome on Sunday October 3.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
New York
United Nations
United States
L'Osservatore Romano
Pope Paul
Holy Land
India
Rome
Budget Item Endorsed for Winnebago County Airport
A 40000 budget item for preliminary engineering work architectural studies and surveys at Winnebago County Airport was endorsed at a county aviation committee meeting. Jet service preparations for 1967 and terminal expansion justify the appropriation. Expenditures for next year include 45575 in total with a manager salary raise to 5000. revenues are projected at 45390.25 though some major revenues may need adjustment.
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Winnebago County
Sup E G. Steinhilber
2Th Ward
Oshkosh
Aviation Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Kimberly - Clark Corp
Holiday Road Toll Hits 563
Traffic accidents killed 363 persons on the nation’s highways during the 78 hour Labor Day weekend, a record for the holiday period. The previous record was 587 in 1963. Last year 531 deaths occurred. Another 25 people died in boating accidents and 45 drowned during this year’s holiday period.
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Chicago
Knowles Signs Study Group Bill
Gov Warren Knowles signed a bill creating a temporary 17 member commission to study overhauls of Wisconsin's administrative branch. The group will review revision ideas including a cabinet form of government that would place agencies under 20 executive appointees instead of about 70 directors.
Huge Tides Flood Area
Hurricane Betsy battered the Florida east coast with six foot tides and 140 mph winds. The Miami River overflowed its banks, flooding streets and islands. one death was reported, Helen Cooper, electrocuted by a fallen wire in Miami. The Bahamas faced damage but no casualties reported yet.
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Miami
Fla
Betsy
Florida
Florida Keys
Helen Cooper
Gilbert Clark
Homestead
Here
Key Biscayne
Miami Beach
Biscayne Boulevard
Nassau
Associated Press
Etienne Dupuch
Nassau Tribune
Caty
Miss Wisconsin Crowned Golden Girl in Atlantic City
Miss Sharon Singstock of Oshkosh earns the Golden Girl title as Wisconsin’s entrant in the Miss America Pageant. She wowed crowds in a gold thread dress and blue cape. The Oshkosh queen will perform the song Rock-A-Bye Your Baby and faces 49 other contestants in rounds of talent swimsuits and evening gown with trophies awarded tonight and Saturday.
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Emilie Russert
Northwestern
Atlantic City
Wisconsin
Sharon Singstock
Oshkosh
Golden Girl
Miss Singstock
Miss Linestock
Mommie
Babes
Prince Charming
Cinderella
Oshkosh Civic Auditorium
Milwaukee
Mr. Grimm
Myseop
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Knowles Proclaims Child Safety Week in Wisconsin
Gov Warren P Knowles issued a proclamation declaring September 8-15 as Child Safety Week urging Wisconsin residents to cooperate in making streets and highways safe for all ages not just during the week but at all times.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Bond Jook Bullet Hole Car Stickers Sell Fast
ROARING 205 LEICESTER England UPI reports a local firm sold more than 36 000 James Bond Jook car stickers in two weeks. Each sticker costs a model shilling and makes a vehicle appear riddled with bullet holes.
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Leicester
England
UPI
Zion Park Hikers Wade Out to Safety
Forty two hikers trapped by floods in Zion Narrows were rescued after nearly three days as Virgin River swelled. Led by Iron County Sheriff Otto Fife, a party of twenty one exited late Tuesday with the last eight. five Californians who had been feared missing reached safety earlier. One man, Alan Keller of Orem, was injured by a falling log and treated at a Salt Lake City hospital.
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Fife
Park Rangers
Les Frazin
Los Angeles
Alan Keller
Orem
Utah
Salt Lake City
U S Warns Kashmir Foes Of Loss of Aid
The United States warns India and Pakistan they could lose substantial aid if they keep fighting in Kashmir. A halt in military assistance is announced as leverage while U S policy leans on a UN peace mission and potential cuts loom. Congress and White House officials discuss containment and the subcontinent's future security.
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Washington
United States
India
Pakistan
State Department
U.S
Kashmir
U.N
A. Thant
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
United Nations
Mansfield
White House
Johnson Rusk
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
William Handley
Carol Laise
Office
NBC
Rusk
Subcontinent
Senate committee backs Gronouski and Nabrit for posts
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved President Johnson’s nominees John A. Gronouski as ambassador to Poland and James M. Nabrit Jr. as U.S. representative to the U.N. Security Council. No opposition was voiced at the closed hearing in the Capitol.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
John A. Gronouski
Poland
James M. Nabrit Jr
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Capitol
Senate
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