India fears Chinese invasion pushes border crisis
India warned Communist China moved troops toward the Kashmir and Sikkim border as a UPI report cites an ultimatum expiring Sunday. Delhi said China could attack border posts while Pakistan and India clash in Kashmir, Sialkot, and Lahore amid UN Security Council activity and Western powers weighing new aid deliveries.
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Sikkim
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United States
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Sinkiang
United Nations Security Council
New York
Washington
Moscow
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Parliament
Security Council weighs sanctions over Kashmir war threat
The United Nations Security Council debated possible sanctions and even military action against India and Pakistan amid Red China's entry threats in Kashmir. India blamed Pakistan for starting the war with China backing it, while critics question China’s bluff. Thant urged a five point plan including ceasefire order, possible enforcement aid, and a deescalation path with talks between Ayub Khan and Lal Bahadur Shastri.
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Pakistan
Sikkim
Himalayas
India
Tibet
U.S
Britain
London
United States
China
New Delhi
All-India Radio
Ambala
Punjab
Rawalpindi
Mohamad Ayub Khan
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Thant
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Security Council
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Red China
Peking
Russia
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Council
Chagla
S. M. Safar
Gentral U Thant
Mawalpindi
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Washington County beef and swine tour re scheduled
The county tour, postponed from Sept 16 due to rain, is reset for Sept 28 with seven stops beginning at noon at Herb Hammen farm, 8 miles north and 1 1/2 miles west of Washington. Stops include Norman, Olin Bishop, Jim and Harold Murphy, Gary Peiffer, and Keota operations showcasing cattle and hog production and improved pastures. All interested are invited to participate.
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Washington County Beef and Swine Management
Jim Frier
Herb Hammen
Washington
William Norman
Hammen
Olin Bishop
Wellman
Jim
Harold Murphy
Gary Peiffer
Keota
A.K. Stoutner
Fred Bower
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Ban Waters 89 Dies After Illness Near Washington
Ban Waters 89 of Washington died Friday night at Washington County Hospital after a months long illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. W J Stevens. Burial in McDowell Cemetery west of Pleasant Plain. Born November 25 1875 six miles north of Washington son of Thomas and Jennie Waters. Survived by one son Merrrett Barberton Ohio four grandchildren several great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Ethel Wagner Fairfield. Fire dept responded to auto wiring fire at West Madison and Ave G.
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Ban Waters
Washington
Washington County
Jones Funeral
W.J. Stevens
McDowell Cemetery
Pleasant Plain
Mr. Waters
Thomas
Jennie McAooy Waters
Reba Quackenbush
Merrett
Barberton
Ohio
Ethel Wagner
Fairfield
U S Forces Attack In Fiercest Viet Fight In Highlands
U S paratroopers of the 101st Airborne came under heavy mortar and small arms fire while advancing at dawn in the Don River Valley northeast of An Khe. Heavy fighting continued by 2 30 p m as jets and helicopters supported ground troops. Marines near Da Nang killed five Viet Cong in brief clashes and seized weapons. Navy air strikes hit a North Vietnamese air base at Dong Hoi and damaged bridges, centers, and barracks. B52s returned to the Mekong Delta to blast suspected communist concentration. One F105 jet was lost near Dien Bien Phu. pilot presumed killed. An investigation into a South Vietnamese police post bombing is under way.
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Gladwyn Hughes
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Britain
United States
India
Pakistan
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7Th Fleet
China
New Delhi
Kashmir
Sialkot
Jahore
Indian Defense Ministry
Saigon
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101St Airborne Division
Don River
An Khe
Route 19
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Vinh
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Viet Nam
Mekong River
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Demilitarized Zone
Scaffold Collapse Injures Two Men in Columbus Junction
Two Columbus Junction workers were injured Friday when a scaffold collapsed, sending them 16 feet to a cement platform. Raymond Kottkamp, 47, suffered a compound fracture of the left thigh and a fractured pelvis, while Richard Reif Jr., about 24, endured only bruises. Both were taken to Muscatine General Hospital while erecting a steel grain bin on the William Martin farm.
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Columbus Junction
Raymond Kottkamp
Richard Reif Jr
Mascatine General Hospital
William Martin
County Board Proceedings September 13 14 Notice
Proceedings of the county board of supervisors are summarized for September 13 and 14 in the public notices today. The notice outlines actions considered and schedules for county governance.
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County Board of Supervisors
New managers named at Advance Ross
Raymond Brown of Des Moines will lead product control and LeRoy Huff will head quality control at Advance Ross. Brown, from Nebraska, previously worked at Peanut Products in Des Moines and studied accounting engineering and management at Drake University. He and his wife Delores have two children. Huff, from Michigan and Logansport Indiana, studied administration at the University of Detroit and has two children with wife Frances. He belongs to the Baptist Church and is active in the Boy Scouts.
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Raymond Brown
Des Moines
LeRoy Huff
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Nebraska
Peanut Products
Raymo Inc
Drake University
Delores
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Julie Kay
Methodist Church
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Huff
Michigan
Washington
Logansport
Indiana
Rockwell Standard
University of Detroit
Frances
Gary Robert
Patricia Marie
The
Baptist Church
Three die in Iowa highway crashes in one day
Auto accidents on Iowa highways killed three persons Friday, boosting the 1965 traffic toll to 523, 32 fewer than a year earlier. Mason City man Robert Sommerfeld, 40, died in a two car crash near St Ansgar, with Phyllis Arnold, 52, and others hospitalized. A rural Independence family mourns when six year old Patrick Shannon is struck near his home by a car driven by Cecil Buse, 34, of Waterloo, with no charges filed. Earlier, Eugene Anderson, 37, of Sioux City, died when his car hit a Illinois Central freight train at an intersection.
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Robert Walter Sommerfeld
Mason City
St. Anstar
Phyllis Arnold
Arnold
Neal
Madge Erickson
Everna Crowder
Austin
Minn
Arnolds
Osage
Patrick Shannon
Howard Shannon
Independence
Shannon
Cecil Buse
Waterloo
Buse
Eugene W. Anderson
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Des Moines Man Given Year In Prison For Gambling
Des Moines resident Clifford LeRoy Nixon was sentenced to one year in prison on gambling charges. Judge Roy L. Stephenson suspended 11 months of the sentence, fined $1,000, and placed him on three years probation with conditions to refrain from gambling and not transmit gambling information.
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DES Moines
UPI
Clifford LeRoy Nixon
Roy .L. Stephenson
President Johnson to Meet Pope in New York
President Johnson will travel to New York on Oct 3 for a dinner with Pope Paul VI and an overnight meeting likely in the residence of U.N. ambassador Arthur Goldberg. The Vatican schedule says a 13 hour stay with a mass at Yankee Stadium, with possible extension.
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UPI
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New York
White House
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Goldberg
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Vatican
Yankee Stadium
Rome
Washington County Livestock Outlook Meeting Preview
The Washington County Livestock Outlook meeting returns, set for Monday September 27 at 8 p.m. in the Washington County Fairgrounds schoolhouse. County Extension Director Jim Frier will explain latest outlook trends and their farm business impact this fall and winter. Assistant Ken Cuhel will summarize Iowa Feed Conference takeaways, and Frier will report Iowa Cattle Feeder's Day results. All county farmers are invited.
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Washington County
Washington County Fairgrounds
Jim Frier
Ken Cuhel
Iowa
Frier
Weather Summary for Regions cE Central to Northeast
Mostly cloudy today tonight and tomorrow with showers and thunderstorms. Locally heavy rain possible. Temperatures warmer with highs in the upper 60s to 70s. Lows tonight in the upper 50s to 60s.
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United Press International Central
Southwest
Six Dead in Storm Hits Rocky Mountain States
Six deaths attributed to a late summer storm across Colorado and Wyoming. Snow and freezing winds blanketed the central Rockies while thunderstorms dropped heavy rain south of the storm area. Gusts to 81 mph hit Chicago. Rawlins Wyoming saw another 3 inches of snow, bringing total coverage near two feet. Travelers crowded hotels as 8,000 were stranded. authorities urged avoidance of major routes from Cheyenne to Evanston.
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Rawlins
Wyo
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