World news brief reports election disruption and combat in Vietnam
Allied efforts to curb Viet Nam election disruption include raids and terror. Viet Cong attackers killed civilians and burned homes in Quang Tin Province. U S Marines faced shelling at Phu Bai Hue region with casualties. B52s and jets struck targets in North and South Viet Nam. Casualties rise across allies and enemy forces as firefights and air strikes continue. Nuclear tensions and regional clashes also feature in reports from Asia and North America.
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Reuther Charges Auto Firm Plot
Walter P. Reuther accuses General Motors of forcing competitors into an industry lockout conspiracy against the United Auto Workers. GM and Ford deny the charges as Chrysler is cited in the evolving dispute ahead of Big Three contract expirations. A UAW strike target was to be named as talks continue.
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Raft denies Friars Club cheating link in grand jury probe
George Raft, 71, told a federal grand jury he knows nothing about alleged card cheating at the exclusive Friars Club in Beverly Hills. The actor, in a black suit, said he never played gin rummy there and played only bridge on occasion.
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Refugee return deadline ends as Jordanian appeal grows
Jerusalem reports the Aug. 31 deadline to return Arab refugees to the Israeli controlled west bank closed after 458 more crossed, totaling 14,056. Jordan urges extension for remaining 6,000 approved applicants while Israeli Interior Ministry denies. Khartoum summit hosts Arab leaders praising Egypt Saudi pact to end Yemen war as unity step. Nasser seeks political openings amid shifting stance.
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