Earl Eisenhower Dies of Heart Attack at 70
Earl D. Eisenhower, younger brother of former President Dwight Eisenhower, died in Phoenix after a heart attack. He was 70 and survived by a widow Kathryn a son Earl D. Jr a daughter Kaye Morgan and four grandchildren. Burial planned in Phoenix. services in Scottsdale. He had a career as an engineer and publisher executive in Illinois Pennsylvania and Chicago suburbs.
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Czechoslovak Workers Elect First General Manager Amid Student Protests
Indignant students joined workers yesterday to resist Soviet changes as Czechoslovakia elected its first factory general manager. They pressed to keep Parliament President Josef Smrkovsky and Education Minister Vladimir Kadlec in office as Kadlec refused the education post amid party limits. Soviet pressure targets Smrkovsky for reform ideas.
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States Must Improve Traffic Safety Laws Nationwide
The National Safety Council reports 45 000 traffic deaths in the first ten months of 1968, up four percent from last year, and urges state legislatures to align laws with federal highway safety standards. NSC President Howard Pyle notes funding limits hinder changes but warns annual accident costs will exceed 200 million per state and national losses will rise beyond 10.7 billion dollars.
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Soviets Withdraw Mediterranean Warships From Med
Soviet Union pulls back all guided missile ships from the Mediterranean and leaves a reduced force. Defense sources say most surface to surface warships were withdrawn, while submarines and supply vessels remain, with bases in Suez Alexandria Latakia and Mers El Khebir likely still supportive. NATO southern flank posture eased but submarines sustain a Kremlin capability. The move's duration remains unclear.
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Campus Fuss Fails To Slow Contracts
Washington UPI reports campus protests over war contracts have not reduced Pentagon research spending at universities. MIT leads nonprofit contracts with 119.2 million. Johns Hopkins drops to third at 57.6 million. Lockheed tops private firms with 918 million. aerospace nonprofits rise to 73.3 million.
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Even Bandits Have the Yule Spirit in Washington
A thief paused a stickup to be festive. Benjamin Widman of Hyattsville Maryland reports a pistol-wielding rider boarded his car at a traffic light in Washington demanded his wallet with $12, then returned the wallet with two dollars and said Merry Christmas.
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Saigon Leader Calls Out US Bombing Ban and Red Offensive
Premier Tran Van Huong in an exclusive interview with UPI said Communist forces began the first stages of a nationwide South Vietnam offensive and criticized the American bombing halt. He warned of 30 000 men entering the winter spring push and urged patience in peace talks with the Communists.
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