Clara Bow, the 'It' Girl, Dies at 60; Film Actress Set Vogue in 1920's; Flapper-Styled Star Retired in 1930's After Marriage -- Widow of Rex Bell

150,000-ton tanker Tokyo Maru launched for Tokyo Tanker Co, Yokohama; illus

Japan Launches 150,000-Ton Tanker, World's Largest; JAPAN LAUNCHES LARGEST TANKER

Govt reptdly makes urgent plea that US grant more aid despite dispute over oil co; Belaunde, in conf with AID repr, reptdly cites rural reform program as major factor in anti-guerrilla drive; Mariategui leaves for Washington, also reptdly seeking aid

PERU ASKS U.S. TO INCREASE AID

CONGO ARMY LAUNCHES DRIVE ON REBEL STRONGHOLD

India charges China kidnapped 3 Indian soldiers patrolling Sikkim border

India Reports Raid; U.N. RENEWS CALL FOR CEASE-FIRE

REDS' EXECUTION OF 2 AMERICANS ASSAILED BY U.S.; Authorities Deplore 'Brutal Conduct' of Vietcong -- Cite Geneva Accord DEATHS WERE REPRISAL Bombings of Neutral Zone Linked to Weather and Similarity to Target U.S. DENOUNCES RED EXECUTIONS

Nguyen Cao Ky hints he plans changes in Govt, will make major policy s soon, s, airport reception for SK Premier Chung Il Kwon; urges creation of controlled brothels for US troops in remote areas, with prostitutes examined by US drs; confirms he will visit Malaysia; Vietcong, expecting protracted war, seek weaknesses in S Vietnam pol fabric and tensions between S Vietnam and US mil

Ky Hints at Change In Saigon's Regime; Ky Hints at Changes in Cabinet, Realignment of Military Command

Typified an Era; Clara Bow, the 'It' Girl, Dies at 60; Film Actress Set Vogue in 1920's

Vietcong, in response to US build-up, now expects protracted war; profound implications for US policy seen; Vietcong seen probing for weaknesses in S Vietnam pol fabric and tensions between S Vietnam and US mil

PROTRACTED WAR SEEN BY VIETCONG; Communists Are Changing Tactics to Meet U.S. Military Build-up PROTRACTED WAR SEEN BY VIETCONG

Brit High Comr Johnston called to London for urgent talks

BRITAIN PONDERS RHODESIA'S INDEPENDENCE BID

Very Rev P Arrupe charges atheistic conspiracy virtually controls finance, s, RC Ecumenical Council

Jesuits' Head Says An Atheistic Plot Infiltrates Church; JESUITS' LEADER DECRIES ATHEISM

Central Com meets; Sup Council of Natl Econ, headed by Deputy Premier Novikov, and Natl Indus Council, headed by Deputy Premier Dymshits, to be abolished

RUSSIANS REFORM INDUSTRIAL SETUP; Kosygin Reports Dropping of Khrushchev Programs on Regional Planning Kosygin Announces Sweeping Reforms In Economic System

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Sept. 27 (Reuters) -- The United Nations Security Council demanded tonight that India and Pakistan honor their commitments to the Council to observe a cease-fire.

U.N. BIDS INDIA, PAKISTAN HEED CEASE-FIRE EDICT; Thant Says New Delhi Has Yet to Reply to Demand for Troop Withdrawal ACTION IS UNANIMOUS Aide of Shastri Reports 76 Troops Lost in Gravest Incident in Truce

Dar-es-Salaam, Sept. 27 -- The United States, Britain, Communist China, France and West Germany have been approached by the Tanzania-Zambia Rail Link Ministerial Committee and asked if they will help finance the project.  

5 NATIONS ASKED TO HELP BUILD ZAMBIA-TANZANIA RAIL LINE

37 Amer RC priests and laymen give qualified backing to contraception and urge ch change traditional policy, statement after 3 confs at Notre Dame U, sponsored by Notre Dame and Chicago Archdiocese, subsidized by Ford Foundation; details; moves to have statement given to papal comm on issue frustrated

U.S. CATHOLIC UNIT URGES A RESTUDY OF BIRTH CONTROL; But Group's Effort to Get Views to Papal Commission Have Been Frustrated RESTUDY IS URGED ON BIRTH CONTROL

US seen continuing suspension of mil aid, at least until settlement of Kashmir dispute

U.S. Mission in Pakistan Waits Arms-Aid Decision; PAKISTAN COOL TO U.S. MISSION

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Pearson Wins Award

US official denies repts of massive Chinese emigration to Cuba; repts no more than 400-500 Chinese ever in Cuba

Red Chinese Report Denied

7 new countries elected to 25-member govs bd

Atom Agency Elects Board

NLRB rules for 1st time that union may require employers to bargain with it individually even though employers have long history of bargaining as group, case involving 2 craft unions and Detroit Newspaper Publishers Assn

N.L.R.B. RULES UNIONS MAY FORCE EMPLOYERS TO BARGAIN INDIVIDUALLY

Educ Min closes hss indefinitely, Aden City, after students take part in anti-Brit demonstrations

Secondary Schools Closed in Aden by Authorities

Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 27 -- Even if Pope Paul VI's visit to the United Nations next Monday is construed as "mixing religion and politics," there is nothing wrong in it, Methodist Bishop Fred Pierce Corson of Philadelphia declared today.  

METHODIST BISHOP ASSESSES POPE'S U.N. VISIT AND VATICAN COUNCIL

Stephanopoulos pledges to keep peace, nationwide broadcast

NEW GREEK PREMIER VOWS TO KEEP PEACE

There were ghosts last night all over the Metropolitan Opera. There had to be. It was the last opening night the great old house ever will see; and it is safe to say that not one person in the audience, from Vice President Humphrey and Governor Rockefeller down to the youngest standee in the family circle, failed to be moved by the occasion.  

OPERA: "FAUST" OPENS FINAL METROPOLITAN SEASON AT OLD HOUSE

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September 28, 1965

Headlines from September 28, 1965

Clara Bow, the 'It' Girl, Dies at 60; Film Actress Set Vogue in 1920's; Flapper-Styled Star Retired in 1930's After Marriage -- Widow of Rex Bell

Japan Launches 150,000-Ton Tanker, World's Largest; JAPAN LAUNCHES LARGEST TANKER

PERU ASKS U.S. TO INCREASE AID

CONGO ARMY LAUNCHES DRIVE ON REBEL STRONGHOLD

India Reports Raid; U.N. RENEWS CALL FOR CEASE-FIRE

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