Indian Pakistani Tank Clash Rages Near Lahore
Reports say 45 Indian tanks destroyed in Sialkot fighting with Indian forces claiming heavy Pakistani losses. Lahore amid border fire with 700 American women and children seeking evacuation while officials debate access. India cites Amritsar and Jahadrup raids as part of broader hostilities.
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Lahore
West Pakistan
Pakistan
New Delhi
India
Amritsar
Punjab
Jahadpur
Rajasthan
Local Man Dies in Fall at Winchester Memorial Hospital
56 year old Pan Shank of 151/2 West Street was pronounced dead at Winchester Memorial Hospital Saturday evening after a fall. Police found him in a hallway at the Boscawen Street address. Dr Douglass Hill medical examiner ruled death from a fractured neck as an accidental fall down stairs. The body lies at Jones Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending.
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Shank
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dr. Douglass
Hill
Jones Funeral Home
Price Fluctuations Spark Louisiana Crackdown
In Baton Rouge Governor McKeithen pledges action against profiteering as reports surface of gasoline at 1 a gallon and bread at 1.30 a loaf. The Red Cross notes large charitable donations while federal agencies mobilize for rehabilitation efforts and SBA opens offices offering 3 percent loans. An FBI disaster squad assists in identifying disaster dead.
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Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
Red Cross
Johnson
Federal Housing Administration
Small Business Administration
Alexandria
Thibodeaux
FBI
Washington
Williamson Marine to Face Murder Trial in Cham bers Case
Carl David Whittaker 21 a Marine on leave from Williamson West Virginia faces murder charges for the stabbing death of Geraldine Dotson Chambers 27 wife of a Williamson high school teacher found fatally stabbed in her garage apartment April 20 Police say she was stabbed about 50 times In Washington sources said the United States may set up a submarine detection system on the Pacific Coast similar to the Atlantic Coast net using hydrophones to locate submarines and their movements.
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Williamson
W.va
Carl David Whittaker
Geraldine Dotson Chambers
Washington
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Burk recalls first sidewalks on family trip to shopping center
Gary Burk, once nicknamed a four year Playboy in suburban life, recalls the moment he saw his first sidewalks during a family trip to a Menomonee Falls shopping center and exclaimed about the long patios.
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Menomonee Falls
Wis
Gary Burk
Suburbia
Vatican bishops weigh wording on deicide in Jews declaration
Vatican ecumenical council supporters express optimism as 2 500 bishops debate language on the Jews declaration. Meanwhile in Plymouth North Carolina the Ku Klux Klan plans a rally as a civil rights meeting takes place nearby.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Plymouth
N.C
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Gemini 5 Crew to Lead Goodwill Mission Abroad
Gemini 5 astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. head to Athens for a goodwill mission to Greece Turkey Africa. They will meet President Johnson at the White House, report to the National Academy of Sciences, then travel to Athens for an aerospace conference with cosmonauts Leonid Leonov and Pavel Belyayev already there. They will also tour Turkey Ethiopia Kenya Nigeria Las Palmas and the Canary Islands, highlighting proximity to Athens.
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Greece
Turkey
Africa
White House
National Academy of Sciences
Athens
Leonid Leonov
Pavel Belyayev
Ethiopia
Kenya
Nigeria
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Eisenhower Says He Considered Resigning After 1957 Stroke
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower revealed in his memoirs and in a Gettysburg interview that after his 1957 stroke he doubted his ability to bear the presidency. He tested himself by attending a NATO conference against medical advice to prove he could continue in office, and passed the self imposed test.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Times
White House
Gettysburg
Times
Robert H. Phelps
North American Treaty Organization In
Arts
Notable Diplomats, Leaders Meet in Global Roundup
AP reports Nagako of Japan received new ambassadors from Peru and South Vietnam at the Imperial Palace. In New York, Dr. John H. Gibbon Jr. earns the African Heart Association award for the heart lung machine. Sydney hosts U.S. Ambassador Clark defending enduring alliances. Taipei sees Phan Huy Quat touring Formosa after Manila trip. Whitney M Young Jr. urges concrete opportunities for Negro advancement.
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Associated Press
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Nagako
Peru
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Jose Carlos Ferreyros
Nguyen Duy Quang
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John H. Gibbon Jr
African Heart Association
Gibbon
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Sydney
Australia
U.S
Edward A. Clark
Austin
Tex
Caneberra
Taipei
Phan Huy
Quat
Manila
Formosa
Asian People’s Anti- Communist League
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Virginia Weekend Toll Tops 700 With 11 More Deaths
Virginia's highway death count rose to 726 after 11 weekend fatalities and an early Monday death. Victims include Gertrude Crews 41 of Norfolk killed in Norfolk, Linda Gail Taylor 17 of Newport News in Nansemond County crash, Robert Funai 49 of St Stephens Church in King and Queen County, Barbara Sweet 28 of Roanoke, Harry Puckett Jr. 22 of Craigsville, Sam Hogge 62 of Maryus, and Margaret Hays 24 Falls Church and her 2 year old son Timothy in Falls Church. Clarence Hays 25 and a 4-year-old were injured.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Norfolk
Gertrude Crews
Norfolk Hospital
Princess Anne Road
Portsmouth
Linda Gail Taylor
Newport News
U.S. 17
Nansemond River Bridge
Nansemond County
Newtown
Robert Woodrow Funai
St Stephens Church
King and Queen County
Roanoke
Barbara R. Sweet
Albemarle Avenue
Jefferson Street
Severn
Sam Hogge
Maryus
Chesterfield County
Falls Church
Margaret R. Hays
Timothy
Hays
Clarence E. Hays
Perfect junior bowlers in Milwaukee shine in season
AP reports four boys in the American Junior Bowling Congress bowled perfect games in the 1964 65 season. They are Tommy Scott 16 Hampton Virginia Mickey McMahon 18 Portland Oregon Mark Salzman 17 Carpentersville Illinois and Pete Kosciolek 16 Buffalo New York. Shirley Nathan of Detroit rolled 288 the season high for a girl.
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Milwaukee
American Junior Bowling Congress
American Bowling Congress
Tommy Scott
Hampton, Va
Mickey McMahon
Portland
Ore
Mark Salzman
Carpentersville, Ill
Pete Kosciolek
Buffalo
N.Y
Shirley’ Nathan
Detroit
Frederick County Agricultural Fair Calendar of Events
The Frederick County Agricultural Fair schedule lists daily open times for rides exhibits judging and removals. Tuesday showcases entries with rides open. Wednesday features judging and exhibits across crops livestock home farm machinery and commercial displays. Thursday hosts the Northern Triangle FFA judging contest. Friday includes 4 H judging and livestock removal. Saturday shows English Horse and Pony Show and final exhibit removals. All times are EST.
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Frederick County
Northern Triangle Ffa
Seats For Women On Colombo Buses
All city buses in Colombo will reserve three seats for women to aid expectant mothers and women traveling with children.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Virginia Weather Forecast With Fog and Warm Rain Likely
Forecast for Virginia calls for considerable fog tonight with a low in the 60s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer, around 80, with Wednesday bringing possible showers and humid conditions. Rainfall data show 88 during the past 48 hours and 22.23 for September to date. Average annual rainfall over 62 years is 36.75 inches.
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New England
Mississippi Valley
mid-Missouri Valley
Pacific Northwest
Ohio Valley
Baltimore livestock market shows mixed cattle and steady hog trade
Cattle receipts 1,300 head with slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady, some discounts noted. Cow prices ranged from 11.50 to 16.50, bulls 15.25 to 19.50, feeder bids varied. Hog receipts 900 with barrows and gilts near steady and sows steady. U S grade prices listed from 21.75 to 24.00 for various weights.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.A
U.S
Wall Street Advances Amid Mixed Early Trading
The market opened higher with mixed gains as major stocks like Anaconda Xerox United Air Lines and Zenith rose about a point. IBM gained over two points while opening leaders Carter-Wallace Fairchild-Hiller Standard Oil New Jersey and American Telephone showed modest moves amid profit taking and a seven day rise streak.
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Anaconda
Xerox
United Air Lines
Zenith
IBM
Carter-Wallace
Fairchild-Hiller
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Telephone
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