Draft extension cleared by House panel in military debate
The House Armed Services Committee backed President Kennedy's draft extension for four more years in a unanimous vote. Critics urged a focus on recruiting and pay reforms, while supporters warned that defenses rely on selective service for manpower. In a separate tragedy, 13 year old Ferdinand Strauss II died after being dragged 32 feet under a trolley in Brookline, as rescue efforts and family concerns unfolded.
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Nehru Rips China Over Kashmir Boundary Pact
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru accused Communist China of meddling in Kashmir talks to aid expansionist aims. He claimed Pakistan ceded more than 13,000 square miles to Red China under a Peking boundary agreement and said India would not be bound by the accord. He called for protests to President Ayub Khan and warned the timing could affect Indo-Pak talks.
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