Rostow argues Vietnam policy rested on moral grounds
Former White House adviser Walt Rostow says his Vietnam policy positions were deeply rooted in moral considerations. He notes Kennedy made key commitments to aid South Vietnam in 1961 after weighing whether the South Vietnamese preferred independence or alignment with communism. Rostow argues U.S. treaty commitments in the region reflected moral obligations and should be upheld.
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Solon Seeks Synchronized Palace Clocks in Westminster
UK MP Joel Barnett says he will urge William Whitelaw to fix hundreds of clocks at Westminster Palace. He notes many clocks run three to four minutes apart, harming punctuality as meetings start on uncertain times.
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From Nine to Five by Joe Fischer Cartoonist Carl Rose Dead
Carl Rose 68 longtime Rose cartoonist and illustrator for New Yorker Atlantic Monthly New York Times Magazine and more died after a long illness in Rowayton Conn His first New Yorker cartoon appeared in 1925 showing a man mid air with a taxi and the driver asking Where to sir His famous dining room scene with broccoli versus spinach became a White captioned classic.
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Man pops question via billboard marriage proposal
Tim C. Galliard used a downtown billboard to propose to Janet M. Kendall. He displayed a sign showing a boy with flowers and the message will you marry me come Sept 11 1971 hopefully TC G. Kendall said yes.
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Turks Approve Opium Control Measure in Ankara
Ankara reports the Turkish assembly approved a bill to license opium growers and raise penalties for opium black marketing. U S officials welcomed the move as part of a broader effort urged by Washington. Ambassador Handley returned from Washington with news of a Nixon offer on substitution projects to curb opium production.
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