Berlin Accord Eases Travel Between East and West
The 1971 Berlin Accord, signed by the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union, took effect Sunday allowing East and West Berlin residents to travel more freely. About 2.2 million West Berliners gained easier access while East Berlin’s 17 million residents remained largely confined. The agreement aims to normalize levels of travel and set groundwork for future talks.
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Berkeley Park Nudity Ban Briefly Enforced by Police
About 15 people gathered Sunday at People’s Park Berkeley as police restricted nudity to five minutes. Organizer Al Jukes, 38, and others were briefly detained or restrained until all were clothed. In San Francisco, the Japanese American Civil Liberties League received the Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Award from the American Civil Liberties Union for its fight against the Emergency Detention Act. Edison Uno accepted on behalf of the national committee opposing emergency concentration camps. Meiklejohn is an ACLU founder and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient.
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Homosexual ministry okayed by narrow church vote
In San Francisco a First Congregational Church decision sparked debate as 68 to 69 members rejected the notion that homosexuals are psychologically fit for the ministry. A remark by Rev. B. Davie Napier of the Pacific School of Religion prompted reflections citing Isaiah and Jesus on emotional stability.
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Ehrlich backs Prop 9 as environmental step
Stanford biology professor Paul R. Ehrlich said he supports Prop 9 on the ballot, endorsing it as a strong though imperfect move amid California environmental deterioration. He criticized opponents for using sharp tactics and ads misrepresenting his stance.
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Bakersfield Truck Crash Kills Two
Two men died when a pickup truck left Interstate 5 near Bakersfield and crashed into a pipe and tree before bursting into flames. Officers identified the victims as Donald Ray Rolfson, 44, of Bakersfield, and Marcus Sidney Shorter, son of Obie Sharter, from Lewis, Washington, who were injured fatally at Kern General Hospital.
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United Nations Tackles Global Pollution Threat
The United Nations for the first time addresses a worldwide environmental disaster. UPI reports authorities hope to curb pollution and avert mass harm through coordinated action and policy initiatives.
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Lon Nol wins Cambodia election amid daylight attack in Phnom Penh
Early results show Lon Nol leading as Cambodia reports the first daylight rocket and rifle attacks on Phnom Penh during the presidential vote. Casualties include at least four killed and many wounded, amid heavy fighting between government troops and Communist forces, with Lon Nol holding a sizable lead in provisional city tallies.
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Partial U.S. pullout near Hue announced
Saigon reports a partial U.S. troop withdrawal from a northern base near Hue. Command says forces in Vietnam declined to about 31,700 this month, the lowest since June 1965, and still below Nixon's 49,000 target for month end. remaining troops include units at Pho Bai after deactivation of others.
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Nixon to Meet Connally Today in Florida
President Nixon plans a meeting with former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally in Biscayne Florida to discuss international trade and monetary issues. A Connally trip to more than 10 countries in Latin America Africa and possibly other areas is expected to be planned within a week. Humphrey urged sending Connally or another senior official to Hanoi to negotiate POW releases, a suggestion denied by the White House.
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North Vietnam says economy strained by bombs but can persevere
North Vietnam acknowledged serious economic difficulties from intensified bombing yet asserted it can continue the war. Nhan Dan cited by Radio Hanoi warned officials to intensify resource organization and keep transport and communications functioning despite US bomber damage.
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Solon Demands Release of Secret Mi Lai Papers
Washington Representative Les Aspin of Wisconsin urges release of the 260-page Boots Report accusing two generals of misconduct tied to the My Lai massacre. Excerpts in the New York Times raise questions about military justice, with Koster and Younger facing prior censure and demotion.
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