India faces three Chinese troops at Sikkim outpost
Reports say Red Chinese forces surround an Indian outpost in Sikkim with Indian troops firing back. Across the page Che Guevara’s status fades as Cuba’s single party forms a new central committee without him. A Hollywood brush fire spreads in the hills as a heat wave raises risk.
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New Delhi
Indian Defense Ministry
Sikkim
India
Havana
Che Guevara
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
United Party of the Socialist Revolution
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Hills
California
Los Angeles
Viet Cong attack at Saigon stadium wounds and death toll rising
Viet Cong extremists set off two hazardous devices in Saigon near the National Stadium and a U.S. barracks injuring Vietnamese and Americans, with civilians including children among the dead. A U.S. newsman Berni Rosenberg of the Albany Times Union was killed in a separate air crash.
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Saigon
My Canh
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Qui Nhon
Berni Rosenberg
Albany Times Union
Albany
N.Y
McKay warns on freedom danger at Mormon conference
President David O. McKay told thousands at Temple Square that the world faces a clash between Christlike love and Communist hate. He warned that individual freedom is threatened by international rivalries and false political ideals as hate rises in China Russia and Cuba.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
McKay
Tabernacle
Temple Square
Church
Russia
Cuba
FDA warns of eye‑danger boric acid bottles in western cities
The FDA reports 129 bottles labeled boric acid solution NF may be in consumer hands across western cities including Tucson. Packaged in four ounce bottles by Robinson Laboratories Inc, the drug could damage eyesight though not likely cause blindness. Distribution included California and wholesalers in Everett Seattle Portland Eugene Salt Lake City and Tucson. Bottles bear code 505029 and some contain an aluminum compound identified as the danger. There have been three injury complaints in the San Francisco area.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Tucson
Ariz
FDA
California
Everett
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Eugene
Ore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robinson Laboratories Inc
San Francisco
Jakarta trembles as rebel clash roils Indonesia capital
Fighting erupts in Jakarta between Sukarno loyalists and a revolutionary group seeking his overthrow. Troops from the Siliwangi division seize positions with tanks and anti-aircraft guns as a dusk to dawn curfew is imposed. Sukarno presumed safe after an attempted palace coup, yet unseen in public. Radio reports hint at both loyalist control and wider power struggle amid confusion.
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Jakarta
UPI
Sukarno
Saliwangi
Abdul Haris Nasution
Singapore
Merdeka
Freedom
Suharto
Radio Malaysia
Maj
Gen. Achmadi
Radio
Republic
Malaysia
Indonesia
Shotgun Accident Wounds Scottsdale Policeman
A Scottsdale patrolman was lightly injured when a shotgun discharged accidentally during a downtown investigation. The pellet struck Patrolman Bill Gruzinski in the left arm, and the blast damaged a police car. No arrests were made and the incident followed a recent officer-involved shooting elsewhere in the city.
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Scottsdale
Bill Gruzinski
Hugh Carpenter
Gruzinski
Mitchell
Set
Richard O’hara
E. First St
Hells Angels” Motorcycle Club
California
Baptist Hospital
Carpenter
Haseen
Carter Crile
Hugh Sheldrick
North Scottsdale Rd
Crile
Sheldrick
Phoenix
Jim Callaway
GOP urged to switch to fight for 1966 wins
Dorothy A. Elston, president of the National Federation of Republican Women, told about 200 at the Colorado Federation of Republican Women convention in Denver that the GOP should change its emblem from elephant to tiger to energize 1966 campaigns. She warned the party is a dying force and urged victory in 1966 to win the White House in 1968.
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Denver
UPI
National Federation of Republican Women
GOP
Dorothy A. Elston
Colorado Federation of Republican Women
America
Elston
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Arizona Bond Vote Fueled by Backers and Critics
State leaders split on a $100 million bond plan ahead of the October 19 election. Gov. Sam Goddard urged passage citing unmet needs in higher education mental health care and prison reform, while opponents led by House Speaker Jack Gilbert warned against debt growth and questioned governance tactics. House Majority Leader John Haugh criticized the plan as a flawed compromise pending further legislative study.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Goddard
Phoenix Rotary Club
Edward Kennedy
Dpima
House
Jack Gilbert
D-Cochise
Valley of the San Kiwanis Club
Goddard
Gilbert
John Haugh
Senate
Haugh
Legislative Council
Voters to Choose School Board Next Tuesday
Any registered voter who has lived in the Scottsdale School District for six months can vote in the upcoming school board election. Polls run 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Coronado High, Scottsdale High, and several elementary schools including Cocopah Hohokam Ingleside Kachina Kiva Kaibab Soloma Mojave Navajo Paiute Piraa Supai Tavan Tonalea and Yavapai.
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Scottsdale School District
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High
Cocopah
Hohokam
Ingleside
Kachina
Kiva
Kaibab
Soloma
Mojave
Yavapai
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Manila
Mount Taal Oe
James Moore
Moore
Potomac
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
White House
Hayden
Paradise Valley School Board
Greenway School
Larkspur
Lark Spur
24Th Sts
Chesnutt Cleanup
Chesnutt Park
Camelback
Granite Reef Rd
George Adams
Ed Marson
Jim Greeno
Carl Bowers
Cholon
Naval Hospital
National Stadium
National Police
By Stan Whisenhunt
Kennedy
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