White House Plans Visits By Allied Leaders
President Johnson aims to stress the U.S. commitment to Western Europe during talks with European leaders. West German chancellor Erhard will visit Dec 27 28 at the Texas ranch, British prime minister Douglas-Home on Feb 12 13, and Italian president Segni will visit Jan 14 15. Charles de Gaulle is not listed for forthcoming visits.
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France and US at odds over NATO nuclear strategy
French officials said early next year was too soon for any concrete agreement as France and the United States remain at odds over NATO nuclear defense plans and the alliance's future. The gap shows no sign of narrowing at present.
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Cuban Draft Begins With Massive Enrollment
Cubans between 16 and 44 registered at 1,000 draft boards for compulsory service. Draftees will pledge to defend against Yankee aggression. Groups span 16–25, 25–35, and 35–44, with about 5 million in range. The first call targets single men up to age 20 with no dependents, to march in March.
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Split widens at world peace meeting over Kennedy tribute
At a Moscow backed World Council of Peace session Albanian delegates protested a tribute to John F Kennedy. Dhimiter Shuteriqui called it cynicism and urged honoring those opposed to U S imperialism. China’s Tang Ming chao disrupted a silence for Kennedy and condemned U S imperialism and the nuclear test ban.
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Crash of U2 Killed Pilot as Air Force States
LAGRANGE Ga AP At U2 plane which crashed in the Gulf of Mexico on Nov 20 carried the pilot to his death the Air Force says. Family members of Capt. Joe G Hyde Jr said the Air Force notified them Saturday that Hyde went down with the plane after a mission over Cuba. A Coast Guard cutter found the wreckage about 46 miles northwest of Key West Fla the day after the crash.
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Menzies Wins Easily In Australia
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies hailed his victory as remarkable after a nationwide election in which his Liberal Country coalition appeared set to hold about 49 seats to Labor’s 6. New South Wales saw a heavy Labor defeat as seven Labor candidates fell. Menzies, 68, extended his eight consecutive win and eyed a larger majority than hoped, while Labor leader Arthur Calwell faced a crushing setback.
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Young Actress Kupcinet Found Strangled in Apartment
HOLLYWOOD UP I detectives questioned friends and a former boyfriend after the nude body of 22 year old actress Misa Kupcinet was found in her apartment Saturday night. Autopsy said death due to manual strangulation and a broken neck bone. The suspect list includes those last to talk with her Wednesday night.
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Congo Foreign Minister Mabika Kalanda Fired and Arrested
Congolese Foreign Minister Auguste Mabika Kalanda was dismissed and arrested after reports he helped Katanga's exiled Moise Tshombe obtain a Congolese passport without proper consult. Premier Cyrille Adoula assumes direct control of foreign policy amid the purge and Mabika Kalanda’s contentious tenure.
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Oswald Charged as U S Spy by Pravda in Moscow
Pravda cites Oswald's years in the Soviet Union claiming he lived in Minsk married a Soviet citizen and that he spied for the United States. Soviet reports note his 1959 to 1962 stay and speculate on his alleged motives and connections.
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Georgia Governor backs Johnson’s 1964 bid in the South
Georgia Governor Car.E. Sanders says he will work for President Johnson if he runs in 1964. Sanders notes Johnson’s Southern appeal and cites their friendship. Sanders attended Johnson’s first joint session address in the executive gallery.
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Congo Students Clash With Nationalists Over Adoula Policy
Extremist phrases surface as Congolese students and anti Adoula nationalists clash. Left wing factions challenge government proposals while security forces attempt to restore order amid political tensions.
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