Pakistan’s President Faces Press War Ahead of Talks
James Reston notes a poisonous climate in Pakistan as Ayub Khan prepares to meet President Johnson. Pakistan’s press leans pro China and anti US while the embassy publicizes aJohnson lecture. Tensions rise from India ties, aid shifts, and a burned Information Service library, threatening any progress in Washington.
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Sparta Driver Clayton Fined for Lights Violation and Stop Failure
Sparta resident Ulishes Clayton received a $30 fine for driving without lights and for failing to stop when ordered by authorities. The citation notes the penalties were assessed in connection with the incident.
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