Johnson May Extend Far East Trip For Viet Visit
Washington sources say President Johnson may widen his Far East trip beyond the Manila conference. The plan could include Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, or South Vietnam, with a possible two week extension if he expands the itinerary.
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Sukarno Seen As Real Target In Trial of Aide
About 10,000 anti Communist students marked the anniversary of the failed coup by marching 10 miles torchlit to the crocodile nose swamp where six Indonesian generals were killed. They accused Sukarno of complicity and attended a wreath laying as Subandrio faces trial for involvement in the plot.
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Congress Debates Far Reaching Copyright Extension
Congress debates a major copyright overhaul pushing protection from 56 years to the life of the owner plus 50. The House Judiciary Committee, after over 100 hours of closed sessions, backs licensing changes for jukeboxes and broadcasters while leaving timing for passage uncertain. Separate items note a sea grant college bill and farm cooperative measures amid broader legislative activity.
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U S Officials Scrutinize Viet Cong Peace Conditions
Washington officials study Hanoi’s latest peace offer, calling it likely a rewording of prior demands and not a real move toward negotiations. Secretary Rusk says they are carefully examining it while Moyers avoids judging its seriousness.
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Bennington Banner Publishing Details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont (15201) by the Banner Publishing Corporation. Members of United Press International are entitled to republication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as all UPI news dispatches.
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Reds Resume Ranting On U S Aggression
In Tokyo the Viet Cong and North Vietnam denounced U S peace overtures and called for an immediate halt to U S actions. They did not confirm any readiness to compromise on their demand for full U S troop withdrawal before talks. Hanoi media dismissed Goldbergs UN proposals as a ploy to expand the war.
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Government begins bolt by bolt car value testing
The federal government has started a bolt by bolt test of 1967 auto models at Detroit to verify if price hikes by General Motors Ford and Chrysler reflect increased value or profit. Labor costs and new safety equipment are named as major factors behind the rises.
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Quick Senate Move to Create 12th Cabinet Department
Washington expected quick Senate approval for a bill to form a new Department of Transportation as the government consolidates shipping aviation highways and railroads under one secretary. The measure, backed by leadership, would spend about 6 billion with debate limited before adjournment while other stimulus antipoverty funding faces time.
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Red Guards Persecute Chinese With Relatives in U S
In south China a new surge of Red Guard action targets Chinese with relatives abroad. Reports say youths humiliate victims and force kangaroo court style hearings amid at least 100 personal crisis cases. Taishan residents appear most affected as Beijing preps for large celebrations.
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Jail Bird Rule Bans Pet Birds In Wyckoff
Wyckoff council approves anti noise ordinance prohibiting pet bird singing that disturbs nearby residents. Violators face up to 50 dollar fines and 15 days in jail for violating the rules governing canaries canaries and parakeets.
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