U S Holds Up Bombing Maybe To Spur Peace
Washington reports two day lull in North Vietnam air strikes sparks speculation the Johnson administration seeks peace talks. White House says lull results from military decision not political maneuver. Johnson speech hints at postwar North Vietnam role and possible aid as talks resume. Diplomats note no purely military solution exists.
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Saigon Reports Big Arms Haul In South Viet Nam War
Government forces seized a large cache of Communist supplies including Soviet guns after a two stage battle in the south. In Da Nang area, guerrillas attacked Marine patrols, one Marine killed and several wounded. South Vietnamese and U.S. forces reported heavy Viet Cong casualties as fighting spread from Bac Lieu toward AP Giai Long.
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U S Sees Congo Government Sincere on Stability
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara testifies to Congress that the Congo government under Premier Moise Tshombe is sincere in efforts to restore law and order. He warns that stability in the Congo matters to Africa and that legitimate governments could fall if dissident forces backed by other nations prevail.
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Patricia Neal Going Home After Stroke Rehab
Hollywood AP Patricia Neal will leave Monday for her London home her husband Roald Dahl said she will walk on the plane without help and a short press conference will allow observers to judge her recovery It is her first public appearance since she suffered three strokes on February 17
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Majority of OAS members back U S actions in Dominican Republic
Latin American nations including Haiti Nicaragua Honduras and Panama back the U S plan to deploy an OAS peac e force in the Dominican Republic Cuba abstains or is expelled Mexico opposes but signals understanding. Brazil Argentina Colombia support the move while Uruguay Chile and others oppose or hedge about its implications and sovereignty worries persist.
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Queen gifts Runnymeade acre to American people
In a ceremony at Runnymede England Queen Elizabeth II bequeathed a one acre plot of English soil in perpetuity to the American people in memory of President John F Kennedy. Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy expressed thanks through the U.S. Embassy. Dean Rusk accepted on behalf of President Johnson. The ceremony near the Thames followed Windsor Castle tea with the Queen and Prince Philip. The Kennedy children were present with their uncle Senator Robert Kennedy.
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OAS Resolution Edges Toward Consensus on Marines
Argentina pressed for limits on the peace force with clear restrictions while Colombia sought a formal censure of the United States for acting without OAS consultation. Costa Rica secured modifications satisfying both, leading to dropped objections and a narrowing dispute.
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Windowless Chapel and Plaza Planned at Government Center
Boston plans reveal a windowless Chapel of St Botolph to seat 300 at 350000 cost and a 4.5 million plaza with a skating rink before Faneuil Hall. The New England Aquarium receives a half million gift for waterfront construction as part of renewal. Geneva reports WHO Assembly approves 42.442 million budget for 1966.
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Cuba Would Imprison U S Missionaries Trial Gathers Details
In Havana on Friday two American Baptist missionaries were asked for long terms on espionage charges. Dr Herbert Caudill of Omega Georgia and Rev James David Fite of Waynesboro Georgia faced a Cuban tribunal with a Cuban witness testifying that an inside church group fought communism. Caudill admitted illegal currency exchange and described funding routes via Montreal and London.
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Russian-Greek Church Leader Leonty Dies at 88 in NY Suburb
Most Rev Leonty metropolitan of the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of America died Friday at his suburban home at age 88. He led the 759,000 member church for 15 years with jurisdiction over North and South America and Japan. Arch bishop John of Chicago served as temporary head. a permanent successor will be chosen within six months. Funeral set for Holy Virgin Protection Cathedral in New York next Thursday.
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