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MONDAY. SEPY. 13. INS' 2 PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS tf Indian Army Wears Key Pakistan City THE NEWS I AR0UND THE WORLD (From UPI correspondents in Karachi, New Delhi and elsewhere) The Indian army has driven to within 3000 yards of the big Pakistan base of Sialkot and bitter fighting for the key city has reached the decisive stage, military reports in Nev Delhi said today. A military spokesman said the summit conierence uptruiug unt Labor Rule at Stake today.

Conference sources said OSLO, Norway 1 1 PI -Nor- Algeria plans to propose an weaians beaan voting in a two-! Arab League appeal when the -si a wci iv? yji day election that could end, heads of state convene at the. three decades of ruie by the Labor Party. Poiitical bserv- f-n uftm- ers said it was touch and go, Pakistani army was battling ferociously to halt an advance of ln-jdian tanks and armored weapons jthat has driven south seven miles whether the Labor Government LV1" would continue in office or be Hundreds of unarmed rebels from the Kashmir border near Jammu. The city of Sialkot was describ non-Socialist co- SlnS replaced bv a chanting anu-Amencan slogans. aiition of four parties.

streamed back to the provinces in a mass exodus from the rebel zone in downtown Santo Domingo. The militiamen No 'Deal' for U.N. Seat TOKYO (UPI). Communist ed as a ghost city, ils 1S0.OUO inhabitants having fled. It is norm-tally a flourishing commercial city which exports sports goods and dry fruits.

It is considered one of Pakistan's main defense bases. Chinese Premier Chou has flatly rejected the possibility, -uu that Peking's admission to tie to return to their U. X. might be the first step homes the interwr. Rebel The Indian Defense Ministry c- -n the Vipfnam leaders on a scaeuuieu settling toward farewell rally.

War. The U. X. has nothing to do with the Vietnam question," Chou said. Typhoon Trix on Move TOKYO (UPI).

Typhoon Kashmir Peace Bid Plan (Trix. packing winds ef SO miles CASABLANCA. Morocco Pr hour at its center, was lo THE AIR CAVALRY COMES VSHORE ON" FOOT at Quinhon, South Vietnam, as troopers of 1st U. Cavalry Division, part of first fully air mobile Army (VP1. An appeal to India and cated aoO mites southeast cf i Pakistan to end the war over Okinawa today and was reported Kashmir was expected to be the moving northwesterly at 11! major topic at the Arab MPH division, arrive with 450 helicopters.

Men were quickly ushered to secret base in central highlands. Viutx reported fighting at Sialkot had reached the heaviest proportion of the war, with Pakistan making heavy counterattacks, Fighting on the Lahore front, ,70 miles south of Sialkot, was on a comparatively subdued scale but the ministry said the jlndian army was advancing on (all three sectors of the Lahore front ovr a stretch of 40 miles. I An earlier Defense Ministry (statement said a daubie-pronged jlndian drive had by-passed Pakistani defenses to approach the 15 miles inside Pakistan from the Indian State of Punjab. The ministry reported some Pakistani counter-attacks. THE FIGHTING near Lahore raged in three sectors: 1 The main Indian column was driving toward Lahore from the border town of Wagah, 16 Air Mobie GIs Land in Viet THE NEWS" AROUND THE NATION SAIGOX UPI.

Another; 5(X)0 men of the S. Army's! First Cavalry Division landed today in Qui Nhon while ad-j vance elements of the 20 000-man mobile" strike force flew to a secret base inland to prepare for strikes against. v1 Nixon Sees Win fay '68 D. WASHINGTON tsircners to Upen Former Vice President Richard ffl 3 miles from the city. It was reported on a canal five miles from the city.

I Another Indian force was moving northwestward from the town of Kasur, 11 miles inside Pakistan and 32 miles from Lahore. Another armored column urffce in u. t. ASHINGTON I PI i. The John Birch Society will open a Washington office Friday, it was announced today.

The announcement said that an "open house" will be held for the press. The society's ashuigton representative. Reed Benson, son of former Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson, will be in charge of the ofi e. il. Xixoa said the U.

S. can gain military victory over the in Vietnam in two or three years. He said, however, that added efforts must be made to keep the pressure on the North Vietnam Government and Communist Vietcong guerilla forces. He advocated a sea blockade of North Vietnam: increased bombing of targets in the north, including the capital city of Hanoi, and a further commitment of American troops to the Vietcong. S.

military spokesmen! have refused to announce f.on of the S5W-acre base butj expected to do so shortly when all of the 20 ooo-man force is in readiness. The arrivals today were arec'ed by Ambassador; Henry Cabot Looge and tien.l William C. Westmoreland, the' American commander in Viet- nam. I In the day's most important1 ground action reported, a purely i Vietnamese action with no I'. S.

'advisers participating, the Gov-; ernment owned Vietnamese; Continued on page 16 5" Friday is Citizenship Day. Russia Makes 3d f.gnt with the south letnamese rl rL Appeal lor redte press said 4.is dissident trioes-i LBJ to Win on Farm, Too v.iie" ndmp WASHINGTON UPI The I V. Senate was expected to hand lOSCS fO TUgOSlaV President Johnson another key NEW" YORK UPI Ameri-victory on the farm bill- There, can chess champion Bobby was even a chance of final ap- FU-Hor men surrendered to Government forces in mountainous Darlac! POPE PAI VI places branch of olive, symbol of peace and fraternity, on tombstone in Ardeatine Caves Mausoleum where victims of Nazis are buried in Rome. province. proval of the big measure by terdav the Havana-based Government forces encircled! nightfall.

Both the Adaiinistra- Casablanca Memorial Che the tribesmen, who gave up; Government forces the tribesmen, who MOSCOW UPI). The Soviet Gowernment made yet another appeal today for "the immediate ending of military actions" between India and Pakistan the third such appeal in five days. A statement issued by the official Tass News Agency said the Soviet Government "is seriously alarmed" by the march of events and again calls on India and Pak- tion and organized labor rallied Tournament and fell ot third eaPns mclud-behind an amendment by Sen the standing ing machineguns. mortars and Pope Blasts Red Suppression cj.l bazookas. Some of the weapons Tenn.

under Fi5eher resigned his Koss Bass which the i Knr On! tt, cv-i i. -i hut ftt'oiirt I move in rne marrn wifh nan. -cl ci.v amo sUiu- the Vietnamese would continue to decide hen Brand master Rnrkiai- dated back to As Modern Roman Persecution French rule foreign workers could be import- ivy permitting the Yugoslav uprising against istan "to disnlav reason." ed to help out on the Nation's to move into undisputed posses- prir to 19- TrrA T)ti1 i i. ROME (UPI). farms.

The Bass amendment would serve to strike from the farm bill an amendment to shift sion of first place i IN YIN II BINH Province 55 wmwti it saia an expansion ot tne con- Ivkov led the tourney with 10 miles southwest of Saigon. South i VI. speaking in a catacomb, to the present and future and nict "will invariably create new points going into today 13th Vietnamese forces on a one day issued a vehement new crv not to the painful past, on condi- Problenis which may turn out to -5 IMLIKiIIV VIM W1IV VJ IIV Uil. Ill J1V. I even more difficult of solu- Ate nd dWtry operation; against the otaltarian sup.

Hon that there be real signs of e. witn 9.3 captured a vietcons munitions Department. 1. pression ot tne tnurcti -nir cftti rvtrvT The catacomb was a Chris-' n.t points. Fischer is making his small arms ammunition, chemi- hind the Iron Curtain, moves cals for making powder, andi He decried the modern Der- VUII1IRI 13 jJi 1 111 I 1 IHC VUlill III accord- 0f India and Pakistan, but in the tian burial ground, but in New York via cable because father cunnltp ing lo tradition Christians bid.

situation that is taking shape in hp hnnp on mh-lika rll In An nt Kr secutors" who drive Christians Vote Set on Holiday WASHINGTON (UPI. Home rule for the District of Columbia probably will be acted upon by the House of representatives Sect 27 riesDite the Jewish holi the Sta'e Department refused Popular Force squad am iiiuvii ii vj vim vun i "modem states," the statement said. "All states must exert efforts mm permission to travel Communist Cuba. to bushed a Vietcong unit 120 miles cojntries ruled bv atheistic' fc southwest nf 5ai2nn. killine six' The living comparison be- regimes.

tween the Church that strivp to extinguish the conflict and stoo day. Eosh Hashana. It had been gU Us capturing two proposed that the vo'e be delay- IreiTlOrS Jdl UenVei weapons without loss to them-ed two weeks to avoid the risk DENVER (UPI) Three s'ves- The Pontiff made his speech gufers and barely survives in the bloodshed between India and a dramatic setUng-an an-lcountries with atheistic and Pakistan. Cient underground basilica at t. A thJ -The Soviet Government re- cf Insina stiDDort cf 15 Jewish 'he air war.

and iet tremors, apparently one Church of the ancient catacombs minds that it is ready to provide the Catacomb of Domitilla, off the fabled Appian Way. The as severe as any in recent his namese planes flew 283 sorties against Vietcong concentrations the Pope said. good offices in this matter if, is clear, tory, snooit tne uenver area Pope stopped there on his re naiurauy, Doin sines snouia wisn an1 citrtnir -i .1 hAiiv I nin a a Congressmen. Aid for Collegians WASHIN GTON PI President Johnson has approved al early today, but residents re- iturn to the Vatican Palace from! 1 r- ii- i-ntn wouna.ti,af nrinn ztr rt a vi i a hie summpr rpiflpnr- iet up yi cuii duuus lor lo morrow aj ---w i nuu iiiu.ir i 1 1. 1 1 1 ii opening of the fourth and whnse nolicv helDS Denver pouce said they re- or aamagmg 4a locations of more than S1T6 mil- ceived only a handful of and Wowing up ammunition atheistic1 session of the Ecumenical the conflict must be warned While denouncing lion in Federal loans to help and no reports of damaze.

Po-idunips Pontiff also en. iby the entire world, hy all statets, jCommunism, the eollese students who need fi- AitrViVa 'snfcfrh th t-. planes hit North js always! Ihe robe will' open the Conn- that thev thereby assume a nancial aid dura? the 1965-66 eastern edge of the metropdlitan.nam' attacking 'the Yen Khoai ready for honest and dignified xil ceremony 'in S(J heavy, respon.vnility' for such a academic yeah, area, received a few -calls. Continude on page 19 negotiations, to pardon the Peters Basilica. policy.".