Bonn Students Deny Threat To Pel t Johnson At Funeral
A man claiming to be Helmut Faron, said to be part of Bonn University student council, warned of about 100 demonstrators pelting President Johnson on arrival for Konrad Adenauer's funeral. ASTA officials denied any such member and questioned Faron's enrollment.
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Johnson to Meet Bonn Leader After Adenauer Funeral
President Johnson is expected to meet West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger after Adenauer's funeral, with no plans for wider talks with De Gaulle or Wilson. Johnson, with a small U S delegation, will fly to Bonn and return by midweek, as officials downplay broader summit hopes.
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Schmitz Bill Aims to Speed School Notification
In Sacramento the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill by Sen. John G. Schmitz to require arresting officers to notify school superintendents immediately when a teacher is arrested for a sex crime. Current law only requires suspension after arrest.
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UN General Assembly opens amid U.S. and Soviet dispute on peacekeeping
U S and Soviet Union face pointed debate at a special U N General Assembly session beginning in New York. Delegates from 122 nations focus on peacekeeping and Southwest Africa with smaller states seeking guarantees against veto power, while Canada and Ireland push for a clearer, multilateral approach. The United States insists on General Assembly action when the Security Council stalls, and Moscow warns it may reconsider U N activities if blocked. The Soviets owe 62 million and France 18 million in peacekeeping dues, as discussions test reform of U N peacekeeping financing. Southwest Africa's fate traces to South Africa's 1915 seizure and 1920 mandate administration.
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