Editorial on India Pakistan war and world peace
The piece portrays the India Pakistan war as a global threat and human tragedy. It warns that sustained fighting weakens both nations, invites Chinese opportunism, and risks US and Soviet decisions that could lead to wider conflict. It argues peace paths are fragile amid strategic dangers.
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China
Pakistan
India
Asian Subcontinent
United States
Soviet Union
Asia
Cancerous Defects Behind War Propensity
The passage argues that irrational human flaws drive conflict, not politics or ideology. It contends that peace efforts fail because religious hatred, territorial greed, and perverted national pride underlie wars, with India and Pakistan needing time and peace rather than Kashmir control. Loyalty to anti communism has not cured these ancient defects.
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India
Pakistan
Kashmir
A Religious War’s Echoes Across Two Nations
The author describes deep emotional engagement with the India Pakistan conflict. Over eight years they split time between the two countries, spending about six months there, and know New Delhi Karachi and Lahore intimately while traveling across West Pakistan and much of India.
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Pakistan
India
New Delhi
Karachi
Lahore
This and That on India Pakistan Conflict Reflections
The author, a connected observer, weighs India’s Hindu majority against Pakistan’s Muslim population. He notes intensified religious hostility, cites a Hindu mob attack at a Muslim university with many deaths, and predicts escalating minority dangers as the war drags on. A political analysis follows tomorrow.
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India
Pakistan
Sway-Back concerns and medical Q&A from Dr. Molner
A column contains reader questions on sway-back and spinal curvature with medical guidance, addressing fixed bone shape at age 25, food safety myths about ptomaine poisoning, dilation and curettage explanations, miscarriage contexts, and a 40-year-old woman's facial hair query. It also recalls local items from 25 to 50 years ago.
Television Log Full Day Schedule Summary
Radio TV grid shows a dense lineup with hundreds of programs: Woody Woodpecker, Bat Masterson, Mid-America Fair entries, News, Weather, sports, To Tell The Truth, Hullabaloo, I’ve Got A Secret, Jesse James, Lucille Ball, Andy Griffith, Shenandoah, Farmer's Daughter, Run For Your Life, Ben Casey, Dr. Kildare, The Left Handed Gun, The Counterfeit Plan, The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, Nightlife, Jack LaLanne, Jeopardy, Dick Van Dyke, The Tonight shows, Match Game, Secret Storm, Edge of Night, Young Marrieds, and many more. The schedule spans late morning to after midnight with repeated fair and movie entries and multiple network lineups.
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Bat Masterson
Wells Fargo
Hullabaloo (c
John Forsythe
Jesse James
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Andy Williams
Shenandoah
Hazel
Ben Casey
Johnny Carson
Dr. Clitterhouse
Dr. Kildare
Daily Word
Love of
Lifta
Doctors House Call
Seiarish
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News
Whizzo
Farm Report
Mike Touglas
General Hospital
TV Highlights for Tonight Show Listings and Casts
Channel 4 opens with Sammy Davis hosting Hullabaloo and preview of This Could Be the Start of Something Big. Channel 9 features Jesse James and The Left Handed Gun with Paul Newman. Channel 9 also airs The Onslaught and The Terrifying Inheritance of Maj. Channel 5 presents Sing of the Pagan and Five Came Back. Channel 13 closes with The Amazing Dr Clitterhouse.
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Steve Allen
Henry the Voi
John Forsythe
Maj
John Foster
Air Force
Victoria
School For Girls
Jesse James
Channel 9
Jesse
St. Joseph
Shenandoah
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Memorandum
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options and higher outside rates. It also notes Associated Press provisions granting exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Enie
Today in History highlights from 1788 to 1965
On Sept 13 events include Constitution Convention authorizing the first US election in 1788, Francis Scott Key composing the Star Spangled Banner in 1814, Russia and Japan halting Manchuria hostilities in 1905, Lusitania maiden voyage in 1907, Chiany Kai-shek elected president in 1943, Russian troops reaching Czechoslovak border in 1944, Algeria banishment of the Communist party after uprisings, Hurricane Donna dissipating over Canada, and South Vietnamese generals targeted by Buddhists in 1964. The summary notes ten years ago and one year ago items.
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Francis Scott Key
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Atlantic
Czechoeslovakia
France
Algerian Communist Party
U.S
Canada
Khanh
Skateboard Safety Advice From Maryland Health Dept
Baltimore report notes rise in wrist and ankle fractures among 11 to 14 year olds. Officials urge non skid shoes and sticking to smooth pavement free of large cracks to reduce injuries.
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Baltimore
Maryland Health Department
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