Soviet China clash puts USSR under heat in India ties
Moscow warns over Beijing ultimatum to India as Indian diplomat Kaul meets Premier Kosygin. India seeks declaration from great powers and possible Soviet or U.S. aid, while Russia maintains neutrality amid Kashmir fighting.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
India
T.N. Kaul
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Kaul
Peking
United States
Kremlin
Kashmir
Ground Broken For New Mint In Philadelphia
Ground breaking for a new U S mint in Philadelphia was announced with officials predicting it would be the world's most productive.Undersecretary Joseph W Barr said the Philadelphia facility opening mid 1967 will double output to eight billion coins annually, replacing the 64 year old plant. The San Francisco mint currently produces about four billion coins yearly. A novel coin press is cited as part of the secret to efficiency.
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UPI
U.S
Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
U. S
San Francisco
Snowstorm Blankets Northern Plains Strands Roads
A surprise snowstorm spread across the northern plains behind a frosty curtain. Record snow fell in South Dakota, while record heat was reported in the Southeast. The storm, breaking down the Rockies from the Canadian border, gradually diminished but continued to drop snow in vast plains and the great basin.
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United Press International
Plains
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Canadian
Great Basin
Crawford
Neb
Gage
Okla
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
Montana
Denver
Colo
Chicago
West Coast
Laramie
Rawlins
Wyo
Utah Mountains
Idaho
Utah
Wasatch Mountains
Weather Continued Warm In Beckley And Vicinity
Beckley and vicinity expect warm conditions with variable clouds and a 30 percent chance of thundershowers late this afternoon or evening. High around 84, low tonight near 61, Saturday partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid 80s. River conditions: Greenbrier normal and clear. Lake normal and clear. new gauge opened at Hinton. Today’s extremes: high 104 at Presidio Texas, low 12 at Butte Montana.
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Hinton
Presidio
Tex
Butte
Mont
6 N.Y. Papers Fail To Publish
New York strike halts the Times and six of seven major dailies. Only the New York Post published as 2,200 workers walked out, leaving over 17,000 employed in publishing at risk. ANG talks recessed. union seeks job security against automation and mergers.
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New York
UPI
New York Times
New York Post
Times
The
American Newspaper Guild
ANG
Chinese Troops Mass On Border Threaten India Ultimatum
Tokyo dispatch reports Beijing charging India to dismantle border installations within three days or face grave consequences. UPI notes Peking Radio signals possible attack if ignored as Washington observers warn of rising risk of wider Asian war. India summons its charge d affaires to discuss the note while reports claim Chinese troops mass along the 200 mile frontier from Kashmir to Nepal.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Sikkim
Peking
India
U.S
Washington
Asia
Foreign Ministry
Pakistan
Kashmir
Nepal
China warns India over frontier bases in Sikkim note
New Delhi reports a stern ultimatum from Communist China demanding dismantling of Indian frontier bases within 72 hours or face grave consequences. Indian sources say Beijing and Pakistan may collude against India. Western diplomats note language echoes 1962 prewar rhetoric and fear actions through the Chumbi Valley or Sikkim.
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New Delhi
UPI
China
India
Sikkim
Pakistan
China demands Indian border posts withdrawal by deadline
Washington officials weigh the grim political and strategic impact of Red China's ultimatum to India to abandon multiple border posts by a Sunday deadline. President Johnson and aides await views from New Delhi and London before replying. The note follows warnings to Peking against exploiting the India Pakistan war and raises the risk of a wider Asian conflict.
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India
Johnson
New Delhi
London
U.S
Peking
Kashmir
Asia
Sikkim
Thant Proposes Five Point Plan to End India Pakistan Clash
United Nations Secretary General Thant proposed a five point program to end the India Pakistan warfare. It calls for mutual troop withdrawals and direct talks between the two governments, with the Security Council ordering a cease fire and considering enforcement assistance.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Thant
India
Pakistan
Security Council
U.N
40 Cong Slam Near Saigon and Five Planes Lost
US and South Vietnamese forces report killing at least 40 Communist guerrillas and capturing 29 in clashes north of Saigon. A Marine patrol near Danang ambushed three Viet Cong, capturing another for questioning. Allied air losses total five planes, with two American pilots missing. Continuous ground sweeps target a suspected major communist.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Danang
North
Viet Nam
Brush Fires Blacken 120000 Calif Acres in 15 Counties
A UPI report details more than two dozen brush and timber fires across northern California driven by gusty north winds. About 120000 acres burned, one man died when a truck carrying volunteer firefighter Peter L. Bertelsen overturned. Dozens of farm buildings were destroyed and towns fought fires through the night as aerial tankers dropped fire suppressants.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Peter L. Bertelsen
el Dorado Hills
Glenn
Colusa
Richard Dresser
Sacramento
Oregon Line
American Canyon
Vallejo
Redding
Lake County
Kidnaped wife of Maine doctor hunted across Northeast
Police sought Roger R. Haller, 31, a Bangor man who escaped Bangor State Hospital and abducted Dr. John F. McGinn's wife Lynn, 30, in Orrington after terrorizing her family for over six hours. He forced the couple’s children, Stacey and Pierce, to safety before fleeing in the family station wagon. the doctor alerted police.
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Orrington
Maine
UPI
Canada
Roger R. Haller
Bangor
Bangor State Hospital
John F. McGinn
Haller
Lynn McGinn
McGinn
Mc.Ginn
Stacey
Pierce
Car Wrapped Around A Tree Three Teens Die In Wreck
In Panhandle near Charles Town three Rawson area youths Richard Lee CarperGary McDonough and Edward Whittington died when their car left Hall town Shepherdstown road and struck a tree. Police say speed was a factor. all in late teens. State toll for 1965 reaches 313 with prior fatality updates.
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James H
Jackie) Backus
Elkview
Kanawha County
Charleston
U. S. 119
Crede
Marcus G. Noble
U. S. 35
Putnam County
Iran Thwarts Nasser Coup In Iraq Move
Pro Nasser faction in Iraq attempted a coup against President Abdul Salam Aref but failed. Premier Aref Abdel Razzak and several high ranking officers were identified by Cairo sources as leaders. Baghdad reported calm and no clashes. Razzak and officials flew to Cairo as policy differences surfaced.
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Iran
UPI
Iraq
London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Abdul Salam Aref
Aref Abdel Razzak
Damascus
Beirut
Baghdad
Razzak
Cairo
Typhoon Trix Hammers Japan Near Tokyo
Typhoon Trix struck the Tokyo area with winds near 150 mph. Tokyo mobilized thousands of police and firefighters for emergency duty as floods caused damage. Authorities reported 34 dead, 14 missing, and 46 injured with rail disruptions at 48 points and most domestic flights canceled. Weather officials warned the full impact would hit around midnight.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Spencer Tracy Battles Illness After Prostate Surgery
Hollywood icon Spencer Tracy, 65, remains seriously ill at Good Samaritan Hospital after a Sept 4 prostatectomy. A spokesman said he showed slight improvement but faces an uncertain recovery. Hepburn and other friends stand by him as doctors assess his condition following a recent chemical imbalance.
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UPIL
Spencer Tracy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Mountain Fatalities in Swiss Alps Reach 142 in 1964
In Bern Switzerland the Swiss Alpine Club reports 142 tourists skiers and climbers died in the Alps during 1964 marking the second highest single year total after 1962s 150 fatalities.
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Bern
Switzerland
UPI
Swiss Alps
Swiss Alpine Club
Pan Am 707 Crashes On Montserrat Flight Fate Unknown
A Pan Am 707 with 30 aboard crashed today on Montserrat in the British West Indies. The Civil Aeronautics Board confirmed the crash and said survivors were unknown. The plane had departed Martinique heading to Antigua then New York. Coast Guard reported foggy conditions as search planes tracked the area.
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Miami
RNS
Montserrat
British West Indies
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fort de France
Martinique
Antigua
New York
Coast Guard
Beame Wins Democratic Mayor Nomination in New York
Abraham Beame beams after securing the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor. He will face Republican John Lind, the strongest challenger since Fiorello La Guardia, and would become the city's first Jewish mayor in a city with the world's largest Jewish population.
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Abraham Beame Beams
New York City
John Lindsay
Shastri Warns China We Will Fight If Invaded
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri told China it would fight if invaded. He rejected Beijing's charges of Indian incursions while proposing a joint border inquiry. The Kashmir dispute and Pakistan war actions, including moves toward Lahore, frame the crisis as the UN Security Council debates a Thant report.
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United Press International
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Communist
China
India
Peking
Shastri
Kashmir
Pakistan
Lahore
Indian Defense Ministry
Sechogil Canal
New York
United Nations Security Council
Thant
Williamson Marine murder case hears defense claim of blackout
In Mingo Circuit Court the mother of Carl David Whittaker testified to a family history of mental illness and suggested her son may be mentally disturbed. The defense opened its case in the Williamson Marine murder trial as the state rested after reading a purported confession.
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Robert Tchou
Williamson Memorial Hospital
Whittaker
Zane Grey Staker
Tallman
Mingo Circuit Court
Chambers’ Garage
West Virginia Tour Aids Canadian Rural Officials
Six Canadian officials led by Maurice Sauve will visit the United States September 20 to 24 to study rural development in Appalachia. Alcide Courcy will join the party. They will confer with Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, tour Romney and Moorfield in West Virginia, meet Gov. Hulett Smith in Charleston, then proceed to Johnson County Kentucky and Lexington Tennessee for further discussions.
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UPI
Maurice Sauve
Department of Forestry and Rural Development
United States
Appalachian
Alcide Courcy
Quebec
Charleston
W. Va
Johnson County
Lexington
Tennessee
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