Taiwan A-bomb program reported by Time magazine
Time magazine says U S intelligence sees Taiwan developing a nuclear weapon by 1830 with enriched uranium from existing reactors and a missile delivery system. Tests are reportedly run via computer simulations as Israelis did, according to an American expert. A separate NY report notes a new $15 million federal jail in Manhattan, the Metropolitan Correctional Center, offering modern facilities and aiming to house up to 500 inmates awaiting trial or serving short sentences.
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N.Y. union rejects bonds proposal from city
New York fire fighters union head declined a plan to take two year city bonds at six percent in place of a wage increase for this fiscal year. District Council 37 leader Victor Gotbaum pitched the idea, but Municipal Assistance Corp. chair Thomas Flynn rejected it, calling for details and signaling opposition to incurring future debt for operating expenses.
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Israeli war planes strike guerrilla bases in Lebanon
Israeli forces attacked two main guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon as artillery pounded border positions. The bases near Rachidiyeh and north of Sour were used for raids on Israeli towns including Nahariyya and Rosh Hanikra. No casualties reported.
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Bachelor shelters refugee in home with mother and twins
A 30-year-old Clarksville bachelor, Phil Fox, sponsored a Vietnamese refugee, Phan Thanh Lien, and ended up hosting her 56-year-old mother and twin sons in his two-bedroom apartment. He shares the unusual arrangement, noting the support and companionship it provides as Lien seeks work and stability. Morgan Beatty, NBC correspondent, dies at 72 in Antigua after a long career. He mapped the European front for the war effort and broke Roosevelt’s running mate secret in 1944. A U.S. congressman reports being insulted and held at gunpoint by Turkish troops while visiting Turkish-occupied Cyprus to assess military aid debates.
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Pope elevates beatified priest founder of Verona order
Pope Paul VI elevated a Lutheran born German priest as blessed. The 18th century figure Carlo Steebe, born in Tubingen, lived 64 years in Verona. He moved to Verona in 1792 to learn textiles, converted to Catholicism, and founded the Sisters of the Misericordia to aid the ill and poor. The order remains active in Europe Latin America and Africa.
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Publisher Lopez Sr. dies at 74 in San Francisco
Eugenio Lopez Sr., former publisher of the Blanila Chronicle and head of the Lopez empire, died Sunday in San Francisco after a battle with cancer. He was 74 and brother to former Philippine Vice President Fernando Lopez, noted for leading a vast business group opposed to President Marcus.
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