Stay Out of Kashmir Tells Peking Rusk Says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged China to stay out of the India Pakistan war. He said the United Nations Security Council can settle it and that U S aid to Pakistan may be held up while hostilities continue. Rusk briefed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and urged U Thant to help bring the sides together.
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Cursing by Foreman Escalates Into Strike
In Britain 30,000 miners walked off last April after a foreman swore at a young miner. Prof J Glyn Picton argues the strike was unjustified and costly, signaling a need to curb harsh language to protect the industry image. He notes production losses of 400,000 tons.
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Exchange Delisting Cues Review for Small Shareholders
The Exchange flags delisting when ownership narrows below 700 roundlot holders or market value dips under 2.5 million dollars, along with other circumstances. Consider these conditions carefully before deeming a listed stock a good buy.
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Tunisia Plans Arab League Boycott Over Egyptian Domination
President Habib Bourguiba said Tunisia will boycott all further Arab League activities while it remains under Egyptian influence. The memorandum to King Hassan I stops short of withdrawal and sparks concern at Casablanca as leaders gather for the league summit. He cites Egyptian pressure over West Germany Israel ties and interference in Arab states since 1962.
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U.S. Trade Mission Heads to Communist Poland Romania
President Johnson announced a seven member trade mission to Poland and Romania from September 18 to October 16 to boost sales of American manufactured goods. Led by Paul E Pauly, the group includes leaders in metallurgy electrical equipment petro chemicals synthetic fibers machine tools and agricultural equipment.
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Senate Hearings Set on Shipments To Red Countries
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to hold hearings on 50-50 grain shipments to Iron Curtain nations. The issue centers on a presidential order requiring half of wheat exports to Russia and allies to be carried on American ships. Senator Symington sponsors a resolution to examine these shipping rules under treaties and their impact on all commodity shipments.
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Angelo Patri Dies at 89, Liberal Educator in Bronx
DANBURY Conn Dr Angelo Patri renowned educator writer and liberal education pioneer died of a heart ailment in Danbury Hospital He was 89 and lived in Patterson N Y A sister Mrs Abraham Kroll of New York survives A Requiem Mass will be held Wednesday at 10 am at St John s Church Pawling N Y
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Starr and Cox Welcome Beatle Baby in London Headlines
London AP report: Mrs. Ringo Starr gave birth to a son on Monday as Beatle husband Ringo Starr called the baby “a little cracker.” Ringo, married to Maureen Cox from Liverpool since February, expresses joy over fatherhood amid the new arrival.
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Massachusetts House Votes Cigarette Stamps Plan
The Massachusetts House passed a bill requiring state tax stamps on cigarette packs to curb illegal sales, aiming to raise about 8 million dollars. Reports show shifts in cigarette and liquor sales and a broader tax program debate as legislators consider a separate plan to boost revenue through other taxes.
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Editor Winship Retiring at Globe
Laurence Winship, editor of the Boston Globe since 1955, has retired after 53 years with the newspaper. The retirement was announced Monday by publisher Davis Taylor, with Winship to continue writing for the Globe.
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World watches U S as bishop cites U S decline
Boston based Episcopal bishop Anson Phelps Stokes Jr says West Germany and Australia are replacing the United States as the land of opportunity after a six month global tour studying missions. He notes India’s support, compares racial concerns globally, and praises Martin Luther King as an international hero while stressing education housing and employment needs in Singapore Calcutta Fiji Roxbury and the American Negro issue.
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Whooping Crane Josephine Dies After Betsy Storm
In New Orleans Audubon Park Zoo, one of eight captive whooping cranes, Josephine, died Monday after Hurricane Betsy. Her mate Crip survives with three female and one male offspring. park official cited stress and skin injuries from cage contact during rescue flights as contributing factors.
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Japanese City OK'd For 70 World's Fair
Paris UPI reports Osaka Japan's second largest city won the right to stage an official World's Fair in 1970. The decision was announced by the Bureau of International Exposition on Monday.
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