Cease-Fire Line Reported Quiet Amid Accusations
India and Pakistan reported a quiet cease-fire line after two days of alleged violations. Both nations accused each other of artillery fire and frontier intrusions near Lahore Ferozepur and Sialkot as UN observers prepared to deploy. China and Denmark were cited in separate notes and protests.
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New Delhi
India
India-Pakistan
Defense Ministry
Pakistan
Lahore
Pore
Sialkot
United Nations
Raswalpindi
Kashmir
U.N
China
Peking
Red
Greek Premier Wins Confidence Vote in Parliament
Athens reports Premier Stephanos Stephanopoulos secured a 152 to 148 confidence vote in a 21 member coalition, ending Greece's crisis after George Papandreou was ousted. The king signed a decree extending the summer recess to November 15 as Parliament remained in session.
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Athens
Greece
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Criesis
George Papandreous
Stephanopoulos
Papandreou
Center Union
National Radical Union
Progressive Party
United Democratic Left
Constantine
Johnson aide to push Negro voter registration drive
Wiley Branton, 41, named by President Johnson to speed Negro voter registration, will travel the South to encourage turnout and discuss barriers with local officials. He becomes special assistant to Attorney General Katzenbach as the Civil Rights Council is abolished, with federal enforcement stressing voluntary compliance.
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Washington
Johnson
Wiley H. Branton
Branton
Council On Equal Opportunity
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Justice Departement
Department
All Policemen Called to Duty in New York
Police officials called all 26 000 officers to duty for visits by Pope Paul VI and President Johnson. Police Commissioner Vincent Broderick canceled days off for Oct 3 and the following day and urged vacationing officers to return for duty.
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New York
Paul VI
Johnson
Vincent Broderick
President Johnson
Pope
Apple Capitol Motorcycle Races at Winchester on W W Y Sports
ABCs Wide World of Sports to air the Apple Capitol Motorcycle Races from Winchester today at 4 p.m. local time. The event is set for national television with coverage of riders and track action.
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ABC
Wide World OF Sports
Winchester
Ousted President Bosch Returns Home in Dominican Republic
Former Dominican Republic president Juan D Bosch arrives in Santo Domingo to a hero's welcome two years after a military coup. He flies from San Juan Puerto Rico aboard a chartered plane delayed by a bomb scare, greeted by PRD leaders as security forces escort him to a rally.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan D. Bosch
Bosch
Punta Caucedo
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Dominican National Police
San Juan J
Mystery Boy May Be From Detroit Suburb
A silent boy found at Miami International Airport is thought to be 14 year old Ricky Thorne from Troy Michigan. Police identify him from a newspaper photo while Miami authorities trace a red haired woman from Detroit who traveled with the boy. His parents remain unlocated and officials await disposition of the case. Tina Elliott of Dallas says the boy resembles her missing son who vanished after registering at Arlington State College.
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Miami, Fla
Miami International Airport
Ricky Thorne
Detroit
Troy
Thomas Morris
Ricky
Miami
Morris
Arlington State College
Lightning Sparks Fire At John E. McIntosh Home South Of Boyce
Lightning caused a fire that damaged the attic and stored goods at the John E. McIntosh home near Boyce. Mrs. McIntosh, alone, lost telephone service as the blaze began on the roof. A motorist alerted the Boyce Fire Company and John H. Enders Fire Company from Berryville sent trucks. Firefighters worked about two hours with insurance covering much of the damage.
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Boyce
John E. McIntosh
Kiwanis Kid's Day Celebrates for Over 1000 Children
More than 1,000 youngsters attended Kiwanis Kid's Day at Senseng Park with a parade led by Chief J Thomas Boyd in front of the War Memorial Building. Prizes awarded after sports activities, and grand prize bicycle went to David Ogden, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ogden. Kiwanians Bill Chapman Richard Lucas M E Royston Jr Dabney Watts and Henry Lowry organized the event.
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Scott Hockman
Senseny Park
Senseng Park
War Memorial Building
J. Thomas Boyd
Exchange Shelter
David Odgen
Fred Ogden
E. Pall Mall St
Bill Chapman
Richard Lucas
Kid’s Day
M. E. Royston, Jr
Dabeney Watts
Henry Lowry
Viet Forces Retake Post Lost to Reds
Viet Cong overran a central coastal outpost in Binh Dinh province near Qui Nhon. Government forces retook the outpost, with reports of heavy Communist casualties and ongoing perimeter probes near An Khe. U S planes dropped leaflets over Haiphong and Hanoi as B52 strikes continued in South and North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nams
U.S
Binh Dinh
Qui Nhon
Bong Son
U.S. Army
101St Airborne Brigade
1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
Central Highlands
101St
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Antipoverty Funds Exceed LBJ's Request
The Senate approved a 1.785 billion antipoverty bill despite GOP clashes, providing 285 million more than President Johnson asked for. The package funds community action projects, job camps for youths, neighborhood work programs, rural loans, adult education for illiterates, and the VISTA service program, with debate over political motives and management.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Neighborshood
VISTA
Community Chest Drive Opens with $68,500 Goal
The 1965 Community Chest starts October 1 aiming for a $68,500 target. Wilkie W. Hunt leads the drive, hoping all eight agencies receive funded requests without extra campaigns. Campaign chairs and officers are listed, with a focus on employer-based solicitations and flexible donation options. A meeting of officers and chairmen is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 318 N Braddock St.
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Wilkie W. Hunt
Hunt
Charles Toan
Ray Robinson, Jr
Carlisle Fisher
Benjamin B. Dutton
Eugene B. Dearing
Weather Front Brings Cool Breezy Sunny Day to Virginia
A cold front off Virginia's coast ushers in cooler, breezy conditions with mostly sunny skies across the Old Dominion. The forecast calls for bright intervals and refreshing air as high pressure edges in from the Atlantic.
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Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
Opequon Saddle Club Show and Dinner Menu Event
Miss Jane Artrip linked to Hair Fashions at Jim Sunday Special Prime Roast Beef Gravy Tossed Salad two vegetables rolls butter beverage Swiss chocolate cake priced at $1.75 Fern's Fine Foods Hayfield Virginia Opequon Saddle Club hosts horse show on September 26, 1965 at 2 p.m. EST.
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Fern’s Fine Foods
Hayfield
Virginia
Opequon Saddle Club Horse Show
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Guam
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Richard J. Martin
George Staffend
Carl Napps
Henry A. Lowry
Marshall Boyd
R. Jean Alford
Wilkie W, Hunt
Jane Artrip
Mr. Jim
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