Global brief notes from Rhodesia to Yemen unrest
AP dispatches report Rhodesia stamps rejected in Gibraltar and mail taxed. West Germany mulls passenger fee on foreign flights to fund airports. Havana to showcase a 1967 pavilion. Ishikawajima Harima to build a 205,000 GRT tanker for Arabian Gulf oil. Formosa reports 133,666 tourist visits in 1965. Canada to buy eight Falcon jets to replace short‑haul planes. Uzbekistan? not present. Sum Sumov labeled oldest man with 30 grandchildren. Wallis Island cyclone devastates crops. Egypt moves 11,000 more troops to Yemen bringing total to 100,000 amid U.S. recognition dispute.
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