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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
2
London reports indicate Britain weighing its first devaluation since 1949 as the pound weakens in early trading. Government silent on talks with international financiers about a possible $1 to $1.5 billion loan to steady the currency while James Callaghan urges caution and questions press rumors.
Otis Chandler of the Los Angeles Times warned against newsroom censorship and delaying or deleting racial news as a form of playing God. SDX president urged Congress to investigate the American Bar Association’s pretrial guidelines. Other speakers pressed for probing truth and closing credibility gaps amid debates on press power.
Washington UPI reports President Lyndon B. Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary their first as grandparents. The couple, now mellow and philosophic, rely on each other amid political pressure while recalling their humble 1934 wedding and enduring partnership.
Panama City AP dispatch reports West German authorities charging an insecticide and wine seller who claims to be American with being ex Nazi Gestapo chief Heinrich Mueller. The U S consul in Belem Brazil says the man calling himself Francis Willard Keith from Webb City Missouri lacks any passport issued in Belem. The Bonn justice ministry cautions authorities are pursuing the case.
Greek troops withdraw from villages south of Nicosia and airports reopen after a seven hour clash that killed up to 26 people. UNIFICYP brokered the ceasefire while Ankara held closed sessions on the crisis and reports on casualties remain unconfirmed.
Jacqueline Kennedy used her Cambodia trip to press for information on American prisoners in Vietnam. She discussed the missing and captured with Prince Sihanouk, while U.S. diplomats weigh other channels if the Viet Cong link fades. The Defense Department cites 606 missing and 220 captured or interned as of Nov. 11. Gustav Hertz, held by the Viet Cong, reportedly died in September from malaria.
Richmond California laborer Gale Culley 31 was robbed and bitten as the thief tried to steal his wallet. The attacker fled after injuring Culley who will undergo plastic surgery next week.
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