FTC targets ad costs as gas price pressures rise
The Federal Trade Commission reports costly advertising by major oil firms raises gas prices by shifting marketing outlays to consumers. It warns pricing power and mergers threaten competition, with 15 to 19 listed companies controlling most U.S. gasoline output and sales.
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Kosygin Concludes Cuba Visit As Talks With Castro Continue
Kosygin left Cuba after talks with Castro and planned stops in Paris and Washington. He addressed the UN emergency session in New York and met with Johnson during a nine day U.S. visit. In Havana, Castro gave a grand farewell with bands and a 21 gun salute as Kosygin headed to Paris to confer with de Gaulle.
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Pioneer Bert Glenston Dies at 41 in California
Sherman Oaks California report says Bert Glenston a pioneer Tollywood cinematographer who filmed the original version of The Commandments with Cecil B De Mille died Thursday of a heart attack at his home He was 41 years old.
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Dirty Beatnik Sought Cleanliness Prize Contest
Munich businessmen invite 2000 Beatniks to a contest to find the dirtiest participant. The winner will receive a bath shave a baircul and a new suit as opening celebration for an American style drugstar.
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Soviet Ship Damaged By U S Warplanes In Haiphong Raid
Reports from Saigon indicate American warplanes struck near Haiphong damaging a Soviet ship for the second time in a month. Washington later confirmed some damage though casualty details remained unclear. The raid also targeted the Hoa Lac MIG base near Hanoi with further strikes and air operations reported in the region.
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Queen Elizabeth Tours Canada Shrine
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip began a week long Canadian tour in Ottawa during Canada’s centennial celebrations. A wreath laying at a national memorial honored Canadians killed in Europe in both world wars as crowds greeted the royals at the airport and parliament buildings. The couple then attended a gala and stayed at government house after a motor escort past cheering citizens. Officials hope past protests do not recur.
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Storms Sweep Wide Areas Across Southern Regions
Strong thunderstorms drenched the South with heavy rain and hail, especially near the Appalachians and southern Rockies. Tornadoes touched down in Arkansas and Alabama causing property damage but no injuries, with nearly 3 inches of rain at Walnut Ridge and over 2 inches at Bessemer. Cooler, dry conditions persisted in many areas while California inland saw warm to hot readings.
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