Sino Soviet tensions flare over embassy attack in Beijing
Chinese and Soviet authorities faced a sharp clash as over 2,000 Asian students tried to storm the Soviet embassy in Moscow. Beijing accused Moscow of kowtowing to the United States and hindering Chinese students needing medical aid.
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French Communist Students Clash at Conference Fight
In Paris dissident members of the Union of Communist Students clashed with orthodox supporters as the party regained control. About 30 students exchanged blows after protests over seating and access to meetings, while the national party moved to consolidate power and curb dissident propaganda.
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Jerry Lewis Improves After Stage Spill In Hollywood
Hollywood reports Jerry Lewis showing much better after a Friday rehearsal fall caused a concussion. Patti Lewis said he remained in bed but improved and was allowed to go home after hospital X rays and examination.
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Ruby Slated For Sanity Hearing Bid
Convicted killer Jack Ruby will appear at a Dallas hearing Monday to determine if a sanity trial should be held. Judge Joe B Brown will decide whether to submit the sanity question to a jury. If found insane he would be sent to a state mental hospital until sane.
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Wilson seeks German aid for Britain's Rhine force
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson met with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn after a Berlin visit. He pressed for Germany to help finance Britain’s 52,000-man Army of the Rhine and discussed shared nuclear control and an Atlantic nuclear force plan amid NATO defense talks. Wilson urged Berlin to buy more British goods to ease balance of payments strain.
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Eban sees time to avert Middle East crisis
Deputy Prime Minister Abba Eban warned there is still time for statesmanship to avert conflict over the Jordan River waters. He did not rule out force if Arab moves threaten Israel’s 40 percent share and welcomed West Germany's bid to establish relations, signaling a favorable Israeli response. He noted U.S. consideration of military aid conditional on Israel adjusting its stance on water diversion.
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Queen Louise of Sweden Dies at 75 in Stockholm
Swedish Queen Louise, great granddaughter of Queen Victoria, dies at 6 10 a.m. EST after surgery complications. King Gustav VI Adolf and royal family mourn as flags lower, with funeral planned for Stockholm at Storkyrkan and six weeks of court mourning.
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Hawaiian Volcano Erupts With 20-Foot Lava Fountains
Kilauea volcano awoke with a renewed burst of energy on the Island of Hawaiʻi. Twenty foot lava fountains blasted upward while clouds of steam rose to 10 000 feet. Fire and lava streamed through tropical forests as tourists observed the spectacle from safe vantage points. Dr Howard Powers of the Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory cited unconfirmed reports of a 500 foot fountain at Kalalau crater.
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Polish primate urges Polish language use in Catholic services
A pastoral letter by Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski urged using Polish in some services in Catholic churches across Poland. The move signals a shift from Latin as portions of services begin to be read in Polish nationwide.
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Negotiators to Resume Steel Talks in Small Team Sessions
The Basic steel industry and the United Steelworkers Union plan Monday meetings to set groups of five to eight for Tuesday bargaining. The aim is to resume contract talks with company and union chairmen, counsel, and experts forming the negotiating teams. Light snow covers the Midwest to Dixie with frost warnings in northern Florida as colder weather approaches. In Salt Lake City, 200 marchers urged the LDS Church to back a fair employment bill before the Utah Legislature. In New York, Vice President Humphrey praised America as a land of abundance and security at a Yeshiva University anniversary event.
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Johnson to send anti crime plan as Congress starts busy week
President Johnson aims to submit anti crime recommendations to Congress Monday signaling a busy week. The White House plans to sign the Appalachia Aid Bill worth 1.1 billion dollars into law, the first Great Society measure of the new session.
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Maugham May Quit Hospital
Somerset Maugham appears to have beaten a lung congestion threat in Nice France as his doctor says he may leave the hospital on Monday. The 91 year old author was seen taking a short walk with his secretary and companion Alan Searle along the hospital corridors while doctor Rozanoff reported he is getting along fine.
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