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September 14, 1963

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Historical Context for September 14, 1963

In 1963, the world population was approximately 3,192,807,828 people[โ€ ]

Notable Births

Robin Singh (cricketer)

1963Robin Singh, Trinidadian-Indian cricketer and coach[โ€ ]

Rabindra Ramanarayan "Robin" Singh is an Indian former cricketer and cricket coach. He represented India in one Test and 136 ODIs between 1989 and 2001. An all-rounder, he was a left-handed middle-order batsman and a right-arm medium pace bowler. He has coached the Indian Premier League's Mumbai Indians since 2010 and the Caribbean Premier League's Barbados Tridents since 2013. He has also coached the Deccan Chargers in the IPL's inaugural year.

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Headlines from September 14, 1963

PEKING CHARGES SOVIET VIOLATION OF AMITY TREATY; Asserts Khrushchev Helped Foes of Mao Scores Incidents on Border Issue Raised in 1956 Sinkiang Plot Alleged Peking Accuses Moscow of Violating Treaty of Friendship and Alliance SAYS KHRUSHCHEV SUPPORTED PLOT Reply to Russians' Attack Charges a Conspiracy to Overthrow Mao Main Points of Quarrel A 'Surprise Assault'

By Harry Schwartz

H Schwartz repts Communist China charges USSR with 'flagrant violation' of '50 Peking-Soviet amity treaty by allying self with US against China, Jenmin Jih Pao and Hung Chi article tracing Soviet-Chinese ideological dispute; other charges cited

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COLLEGES TO CUT STUDENT LOANS; U.S. FUND DRAINED; Total Aid Requests Exceed $90,000,000 Allotted by Education Act of 1958 STATE LOSES 5 MILLION New Jersey and Connecticut Reduced by $300,000 1,548 Schools Affected Asked for $125 Million Average Loan Was $478 COLLEGES TO CUT STUDENT LOANS

By Marjorie Hunter Special To the New York Times

office confirms many insts must cut federally supported student loan programs because requests exceed funds available under Natl Defense Educ Act; some states allotments noted

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Primate of Greece Assails Catholicism; PRIMATE ASSAILS CATHOLIC CHURCH

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Greek Orthodox Abp Chrysostomos rejects RC Ch appeals for unity; says Orthodox Chs will never accept infallibility of Pope; calls RC Ch 'centralist and absolutist' and charges it tries to win converts from Greek Orthodoxy; urges Greek Cath community be abolished; Ukrainian Rite Abp Slipyi says Orthodox Ch must surrender autonomy to Pope to achieve unity, TV s, Rome; Iakovos disturbed by Chrysostomos comments

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BRITISH USE VETO IN U.N. TO DEFEAT RHODESIA MOTION; Council Resolution Opposed Transfer of Arms When Colony Wins Freedom 'Compelling' Need Cited Sense of the Resolution BRITISH USE VETO ON RHODESIA ISSUE

By Sam Pope Brewer Special To the New York Times

GB vetoes Security Council resolution calling on GB not to transfer powers and mil forces to Rhodesia; US and France abstain, all 8 other Council members vote in favor; Dean defends veto, scores resolution and Ghana

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16 More Ejected At House Hearing On Travel to Cuba; 16 MORE EJECTED AT HOUSE HEARING Emerson and Thoreau Stone Quits Panel on Travel

By C.p. Trussell Special To the New York Times

16 more student supporters ejected from com hearings at Willis order; illus; much of trouble stemmed from protests that G L Rockwell and his Amer Nazi party members were favored in getting entrance to hearing; 4 held in disturbances outside hearing room; Luce denies students violated passport law; other testimony; I F Stone withdraws as moderator of NYC panel discussion called by Student Com for Travel to Cuba; cites students 'mixture' of views

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