Pakistan asks Johnson aid for Kashmir cease-fire
Rawalpindi reports Pakistani President Ayub Khan urged President Johnson to help broker a purposeful and honorable settlement with India. He demanded a plebiscite in Kashmir and warned against using a cease-fire to prepare another conflict while criticizing the U.S. for not taking a direct hand in the dispute.
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Where to turn Where to turn LORAIN council committee takes steps to bolster the rescue squad
Lorain council committee advances measures to strengthen the rescue squad amid concerns over coverage and response times. Officials vow action to improve EMS readiness for residents.
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Weather outlook with showers and cooler turn ahead
Cooler, windy day with showers and thunderstorms possible. Highs near 75 to 80 and a night low around 50s to 60s. Thunder showers wind down by early evening then partial clearing. Fair and cool Thursday. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with southeast winds 20 to 30 knots shifting to 15 to 25 knots tonight. Rain and a few storms tonight.
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NYC Democrats select Beame mayor nominee
Democratic voters in New York City chose city Controller Abraham Beame to run for mayor, rejecting the personal choice of retiring Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Beame faces the strongest Republican challenger since Fiorello La Guardia in the race.
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County borrows over four million for building with no vote
Lorain County Commissioners heard from John B. Brueckel of Squire Sanders that a new law effective Monday allows borrowing more than 4 million for building without public ballot. The issue arises as the panel considers a county jail project and possible county administration building, with a lease option noted as costlier.
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Thant ends peace mission over Kashmir fighting
United Nations Secretary General Thant wraps up his visit to India and Pakistan without stopping the Kashmir fighting. He appeals for peace at New Delhi airport and plans a public statement after returning to New York to report to the Security Council.
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Americans airlifted to safety from Pakistan border battle
UPI reports the United States began airlifting about 400 Americans from the west Pakistan battle zone near Lahore using C130 planes. Both India and Pakistan claim victories as ground and air fighting continues ahead of a UN mediated cease fire.
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Pope warms to Protestant bid for talks in New York
Vatican sources report Pope's potential meeting with American Protestant leaders, aiming at unity and a world peace appeal. The plan surfaces as U.N. sessions extend, with Vatican officials noting prior rejection due to visit length but open to a possible discussion in New York on Oct. 4.
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Storms batter Peoria as Midwest storms devastate Illinois
A string of summer storms and tornadoes hit Peoria and central Illinois, with at least two dead, 35 injured, and damage in the Peoria area pegged at 1 million dollars. Gov. Otto Kerner planned to tour the destruction. Rain up to four inches, hail damaged crops, and a tornado threat extended from Iowa into Illinois and Indiana.
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Betsy Floods Louisiana Triggers Massive Damage and Death
Hurricane Betsy dumps floodwaters across southern Louisiana causing widespread destruction. Gov. McKeithen estimates damage exceeding $1 billion as thousands assist cleanup. Death toll stands at 75 with 63 in Louisiana and others across affected regions. Weather hampers relief while Plaquemines Parish sees receding waters and widespread misery.
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Four-Nation Assault Near Saigon Rocks Cong Stronghold
Reports from Saigon say US Vietnamese New Zealand and Australian forces hit a Cong base about 20 miles north of Saigon in heavy fighting. The operation involved paratroopers and helicopter drops with multiple clashes across the region. Casualty figures show Americans dead and wounded with Viet Cong losses reported in the hundreds.
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Romney fights move to move Chrysler plant to Ohio
Gov George Romney prepared to meet Chrysler president Lynn A Towns to block shifting factory operations from Highland Park Michigan to Maumee Ohio. Indications suggested the relocation plan was already underway as Chrysler reportedly purchased 580 acres in Maumee for new facilities.
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