Lemnitzer Urges Medium Missiles for Europe
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer urged the United States and the NATO council to approve medium-range ballistic missiles in Western Europe. The move aims to diversify NATO defense with missiles capable of reaching western Soviet and Eastern European targets. Allied leaders see these missiles as a restraint on escalation, supplementing other nuclear options without triggering full-scale war.
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Diplomats Eye Rusk Gromyko Talk Wednesday
In New York U S diplomats expect a Washington Moscow meeting between Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko on Wednesday night as the best chance to pursue new accords. Rusk meets British Foreign Secretary Home for breakfast, then a U Thant dinner with Gromyko. The talks, including a Home Gromyko lunch Tuesday, follow a cordial but unproductive East West session since the Aug 5 nuclear test ban treaty.
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Vatican Council Opens Renewed Push For Church Reform
Vatican City AP The Vatican Ecumenical Council resumes with two cardinals and six bishops backing a proposed reform schema De Ecclesia seen as a base for change. Pope Paul VI urges unity and renewal, addressing about 30,000 in St Peter’s Square and welcoming Protestant Anglican and Orthodox observers.
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Ex-President Bosch Goes Into Exile Aboard Dominican Frigate
Ex-President Juan Bosch sailed into exile on the Dominican navy frigate Mella after accusing a military coup of planning to overthrow him before his February inauguration. He and his wife and Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera were aboard, heading toward Guadeloupe. Bosch had been elected in the country's first free elections since Trujillo's era, and left a note to publisher Francisco Aguirre claiming the coup was organized after his Mexico return.
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Ikeda Sees Peace Hope In Malaysia
Canberra AP report says Japan's Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrived from Indonesia with optimism for a peaceful Malaysia settlement. He expects a second summit with Sukarno and Macapagal and believes Tunku Abdul Rahman would agree, despite Indonesian moves including Marines to Borneo and clashes near Sarawak and Sabah.
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Briton Warns U.S. On Nuclear Fleet
Scarborough England AP Harold Wilson of Britain's Labor Party warns the United States he wants no part of the proposed Atlantic alliance nuclear fleet. The discussions with U S secretary of state Dean Rusk in New York involve Nora Home and other officials. The coup was organized before my inauguration last February.
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Pentagon steam failure leaves officers with cold lunches
Washington UPS reports the Pentagon complex faced a weekend mechanical breakdown of its steam plant. Generals admirals and secretaries will endure cold lunches as no room heat hot water or hot meals are expected until sometime Tuesday.
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Berber Movement Threatens to Spread in Algeria
Berber leader Hocine Ait Ahmed warned the anti Ben Bella campaign in Kabylia will spread to other regions, calling for a new government while denying secession. He urged a congress to form a non government backed committee as demonstrations grew in Tizi-Ouzou where 3,300 to 3,500 Berbers protested Ben Bella’s dismissal of a military commander.
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Cholera Death Toll Rises to 22 in South Korea
Seoul reports 22 deaths from cholera linked to a Pusan outbreak as the Central Preventive Medicine Center announced Friday. The toll underscores a widening health crisis across the peninsula.
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