India Aims to Bar Chinese Aggression in Himalaya
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri told Parliament India would defend territorial integrity but avoid giving Communist China any pretext for aggression. He proposed a joint border investigation to locate Indian border posts amid Beijing’s three day ultimatum over the Tibet-Sikkim area.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
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Red China
Pakistan
State Department
Washington
United States
Dean Rusk
U.N. Security Council
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September Cold Hits Northwest Quarter Of U S
The Associated Press reports a major Arctic storm drove south from the northern Rockies into the Northwest and Plains, setting September temperature records and stranding thousands on Interstate 80 near Rawlins Wyoming. Temperatures fell to the low 20s in several cities, with heavy snow and rain shaping a broad cold snap across Montana Oregon Washington and beyond.
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McGinn Abduction Tracked After Maine Police Beep
In Orrington Maine police and volunteers search for Lynne P McGinn 29 abducted at gunpoint from her home by Roger R Haller 31 of Bangor after he forced her and her two children from the house and fled. Police set roadblocks across Maine as Haller reportedly talked of his escape from a state hospital. Doctor husband John F McGinn arrived to learn his wife and car were gone. The abductor allegedly returned to the hospital before leaving with his captive. Police say the children 4 and 1 were unharmed.
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Maine
Lynne P. McGinn
McGinn
Roger R. Haller
Bangor
Stacey
Pierce
John F. McGinn
Haller
Bangor State Hospital
Six New York Papers Suspend In Sympathy With Struck Times
Six major New York newspapers halted publication in support of the New York Times strike. Picket lines and union demands led to brief recesses and the Publishers Association enforcing suspension across both morning and afternoon papers. About 17,000 workers affected. city circulation scales drop to 4.4 million weekdays.
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Thomas J. Murphy
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Kheel
Publishers Association of New York
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Publishers Association
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Afternoon Journal
American
World Telegram and Sun
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Nassau and Suffolk County
Marines to Get Draft Quota in November Call
Defense Department announced a November draft of 36 540 including the first Marine draftees in 13 years. Army 28 400 Marines 4 050 Navy 4 000. Air Force plans to rely on volunteers. Marines last drafted in 1952 during Korea.
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Defense Department Today
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Southeast Asia
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Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Johnson hosts White House dinner for business labor science leaders
President Johnson gave a dinner at the White House Thursday night for nearly 100 business labor and science leaders. It was part of a series of private discussions on domestic and foreign issues.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
U Thant Urges Binding India Pakistan Cease Fire Order
U Thant proposed the UN Security Council issue a binding cease-fire order for India and Pakistan backed by penalties if not complied. He urged inviting the Indian and Pakistani leaders to peace talks abroad with UN committee help and warned that noncompliance could show a breach of peace under Article 39, potentially prompting sanctions or military measures.
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U.N
United Nations
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Thant
Kennedy children to keep Secret Service cover two more years
President Johnson signed a bill extending Secret Service protection for Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children for two additional years. The move maintains federal protection for the widow and offspring of the late president, reflecting ongoing security considerations.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Sunken chlorine barge found on Mississippi near LSU
A sunken barge carrying 600 tons of chlorine was located in the Mississippi River near LSU after Hurricane Betsy. Navy divers confirmed the craft, Army Engineers announced the recovery, and river shipping was restarted with officials briefing Gov. McKeithen on salvage plans. Betsy aftermath includes 70 plus dead and over 10,000 homeless in New Orleans. damage potentially surpassing one billion dollars.
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Louisiana State University
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Army
White House
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John J. McKeithen
Betsy
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New Orleans
Keating Endorsed by Republicans for State Court of Appeals
The GOP executive committee in New York unanimously backed Kenneth B. Keating for the State Court of Appeals. A formal nomination awaits a Republican State Committee vote. Democrats have nominated Justice Owen McGivern for the post. Keating expressed reluctance, citing client obligations at his New York law firm. He had not made a final decision.
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N. Y
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Republican State Organization
GOP
State Court of Appeals
Republican State Committee
Owen McGivern
State Supreme Court
Court
Keating
New York City
Bombing Believed U S Error In Viet Nam DMZ
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Uncontrolled fires in Northern California threaten towns and highways as 25 000 acres burn and two firefighters are injured. In Viet Nam observers say a bridge bombing in the demilitarized zone may have been an American airstrike error with reports of Vietnamese casualties and a high level investigation under way.
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Hughes
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Viet Nam
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Ben Hai River
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U.S
da Nang
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Attempted Coup Crushed in Iraq
Cairo AP report says an Iraq coup aimed at seizing radio, highways, and railways was foiled while President Aref was at a Casablanca summit. Brig. Aref Abdul Razzak, the install ed premier, and aides were arrested. Razzak and family then sent to Cairo, where he was housed at Tahra Palace.
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Iraq
Abdel Salam Aref
Casablanca
Aref Abdul Razzak
Abdel Rahman Aref
Razzak
Tahra Palace
Typhoon Trix Hits Honshu With 111 mph Winds
TOKYO AP reports Typhoon Trix, dubbed this year’s strongest storm, struck central Honshu with 111 mph winds and heavy rain. As it neared Tokyo a light earthquake rattled central and northern Japan. No casualties or damage were immediately reported.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Japan
Body recovered of missing Watertown woman from river
Skin divers pulled a body from an automobile submerged in the Black River in Watertown. Police identified the woman as Lucilia Murtha, 48, who was reported missing on Sept 29, 1963. Jefferson County coroner Dr. William Saunders ordered a pathologist examination.
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Watertown
N.Y
Black River
Lucilia Murtha
William Saunders
Jefferson County
Indian Ambassador Nehru Discusses Chinese Ultimatum
Washington AP In a meeting arranged after China warned India, India's Ambassador B K Nehru conferred with President Johnson to learn what U S support might be available if the Red Chinese carry out their threat to act on the Sikkim Tibet border unless India dismantles military installations there.
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India
B. K. Nehru
Johnson
U.S
Sikkim-Tibet
Civilians to Replace Military In 75,000 Noncombat Posts
U S defense plans shift 60,000 civilians into admin clerical supply and medical jobs now done by military personnel in 1966. The move aims to free about 75,000 officers and enlisted men and enable a faster military buildup while reducing reliance on the draft. A high level manpower utilization board will meet this fall to oversee the program’s initial phase and future expansion.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
McNamara
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