Steve Smith poised for unlikely New York bid in 1966
In a Mount Holyoke political arc, Steve Smith, son of a prominent family, moves between Washington and Massachusetts as he builds a profile in Democratic circles. While pundits discuss others, Smith’s New Yorker roots fuel speculation he could run for governor in 1966, with Kennedys keeping options open. Lubin to produce The Spanish Civil War at Harvest Productions, his third project after Billy Budd and Convicts 4, written by Hugh Thomas.
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Americans aid Laos conflict with neutralist air support
American pilots and mechanics fly and service U S supplied planes for General Kong Le's neutralist forces in Laos. The United States provided C46 transports and other aircraft at Souvanna Phouma's request to bolster the neutralist coalition against the Pathet Lao, despite risks from Pathet Lao fire.
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Tillie the rhinoceros dies in San Antonio zoo
Tillie, a 12 year old rhinoceros weighing about 5 000 pounds, died Tuesday at the San Antonio Zoo. Attendants found her body with her husband George nearby as Dr. Carl Watson noted she had been sick on and off for about 10 of her 12 years.
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