Bondless Bonanno Boiling in Tucson
Law men appeared reluctant to post 25 000 bond to free Salvatore Bonanno son of missing Mafia kingpin Joseph Bonanno. The 32 year old was held as a material witness for New York authorities probing his father’s disappearance after a motel haircut arrest.
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UN Security Council Backs Congo Resolution Amid African Pact
The Council voted 10 to 0 with France abstaining to urge an end to foreign intervention in the Congo and to have the OAU oversee further peacemaking efforts. Ivory Coast and Morocco dropped a rival stand after Soviet threats, while Thant is to monitor the crisis and report as needed.
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U S Rejects Chinese Call for Nuclear First-Use Ban
Washington stateside officials dismissed a Chinese proposal for a no first use pledge between the United States and China. Officials said the offer was a distraction from China’s stance on the nuclear test ban and disarmament talks. The note follows China’s protest against U S nuclear submarines in Asian waters and echoes prior Oct. 16 talks on banning weapons. The United States urged adherence to the test ban and step-by-step disarmament talks.
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Del Webb and firm sued for 2.2 million in damages
Phoenix based suit accuses Del Webb, other Del Webb Corp officials, and the company of conspiring to deprive Peter Nalbandian of profits from a joint venture tied to a grape vineyard and citrus grove near Phoenix. Nalbandian seeks 195000 for 1966 crop, 1 million for loss of option, plus 1 million punitive damages.
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John Wayne Reveals Lung Cancer Battle and Surgery
Hollywood icon John Wayne disclosed he underwent surgery last September for lung cancer and has since been fighting the disease with treatment. The actor spoke about his condition in a candid interview, detailing his illness and ongoing recovery efforts.
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UN General Assembly adjourns without action on crises
The General Assembly adjourned for year end without tackling the financial crisis or the Soviet veto on Russia’s voting rights. Secretary General Thant did not appeal for voluntary contributions to cover the UN deficit. The United States rejected the Soviet demand. The report also notes actor John Wayne’s hospital stay and his statements about lung surgery for a spot found on X rays.
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Teenage name lists sold to men in smut racket
Senate investigators said mail order lists of teen age girls seeking pen pals were sold to men seeking party girls. The operation included a 10 000 name list with phone numbers and spurred hearings on mail order smut. Investigators noted many names were daughters of prominent persons. Wayne's cancer story and actor's location shooting were also mentioned in related items.
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Headstone Placed for Nixon Family Pet Checkers
In Wantagh New York the grave of Checkers Nixon’s cocker spaniel received a granite headstone after originally being marked only by a metal marker. The Ride A Wee Pet Memorial Park said Nixon purchased the stone for the grave, which sits in the cemetery. Checkers lived 1952 to 1964 and drew nationwide attention when Nixon disclosed the dog’s gift to his daughters during the 1956 campaign.
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Modest Cost Rise Warns of Stable 1964 Inflation
Washington UPI report quotes Labor Department official Robert J. Myers saying 1964 living costs show a modest non inflational rise. November consumer price index up 0.2 percent to 108.7, 1.2 percent higher than November 1963, with autos driving the increase amid GM and Ford strike effects.
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Spy Wennerstroem states U.S. as top target in 15 year career
Pre trial testimony from Swedish spy Stih Wennerstroem indicates his espionage career saved the Russians five years work and a billion dollars. He says U.S. defense secrets remained his main target after transfer to Stockholm from Washington. His instructions focused on aeronautics and related fields with a secondary aim to pass British secrets and monitor Sweden's nuclear weapon considerations. He also described maintaining contact with U.S. embassy officials.
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Prankfurt inmates describe death record menu in Nazi era
A former inmate testified clerks at Auschwitz chose from a list of 26 to 28 causes of death for Nazi records, likening it to a restaurant menu. Victims reportedly died in gas chambers at Birkenau or by heart injections as defendants carried out executions.
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NAACP Chief Sees Major Gains for Negro Rights in 1944
Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP, said 1944 brought the greatest advances for Black rights since school desegregation rulings. He cited two shocking setbacks but praised government and private efforts advancing civil rights nationwide.
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