Fishing Rights Sparks International Ocean Dispute
Washington reports trouble over maritime rights as a Soviet shrimp trawler is seized near Alaska with a $5,000 fine. US-ecuadorian tensions rise after three American tuna boats are detained off Ecuador, while nations including Mexico Japan Argentina Panama Guinea New Zealand and Spain react to 12 mile or 200 mile limits. Washington cites the 12 mile zone as a safeguard against roaming fleets. negotiations expected in April with Mexico and resumption with Japan. International arbitration remains unsettled.
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Marijuana traffic spreads among U S college students
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry L Giordano reports marijuana trafficking has more than doubled in two years and now reaches college students of middle or upper economic status. He notes investigations at 50 universities into fringe groups using marijuana LSD goof balls and pep pills.
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Shamrocks and prices rise as Dublin pubs toast St Patrick
In Dublin sturdy revelers drank stout and drooled over costly shamrocks while memories of Nelson’s monument fade after an IRA blast. Shamrock prices jumped seven cents as crop yields fell, sparking anxiety amid economic woes and unemployment.
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Guam conference seen to escalate U S war effort
Washington reports that Johnson's Guam talks are expected to order another round of intensified military pressure on Hanoi and the Viet Cong. Officials cite improving morale in the North and supply issues, while insisting no major troop increase beyond 470,000 is planned. The meeting will also confirm Bunker and Locke as ambassadors to South Vietnam and review pacification and rehabilitation gains in liberated areas.
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