Kennedy Affair Rumors Trail Young President Contends
A new book claims JFK as a 24 year old naval intelligence officer had love affairs with women the FBI suspected of spying for Nazi Germany. It cites a letter to Danish beauty Inga Arvad Fejos and notes family influence shaped his military posting.
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Queen knighths Schwarzkopf in the Bath order
Gen. H Norman Schwarzkopf received an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in Tampa Florida. He becomes honorary Knight Commander in the Bath order and may use KCB after his name. The ceremony followed a two hour royal visit with the queen Philip and entourage touring the city.
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Bush Threatens Veto Over Defense Budget Slashes
President Bush warned of a veto as the House debated a 291 billion military budget cutting SDI and the B 2 stealth bomber. He criticized funding for other weapons while reducing key programs and urged reconsideration before final passage.
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Soviets liberalize foreign travel and emigration
Moscow AP reports Soviet lawmakers voted 320 to 37 with 32 abstentions to ease travel abroad for most citizens who have foreign entry permission, no outstanding debts, no criminal charges, and no state secrets knowledge. The law creates appeal procedures for denied leave and enacts reforms ordered by President Gorbachev, marking a historic shift away from harsher travel rules. It includes quotes from Fyodor Burlatsky praising the act as a historic step against totalitarianism.
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Court upholds rape shield laws ruling 7-2
The Supreme Court affirmed states may bar evidence of a rape victim's sexual history to protect her privacy. The decision upheld Michigan's 10 day notice rule for introducing such testimony and ordered reconsideration of Nolan Lucas's sexual assault conviction. Justice O Connor wrote the majority explaining the need to shield victims from surprise harassment. New York City Comptroller Holtzman welcomed the ruling as support for rape victims' privacy.
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POW MIA agency chief quits amid claims of ignored leads
Army Col. Millard A. Peck, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency POW MIA office, resigned alleging the government ignored or buried leads on Americans in Vietnam. He left March 28 in a memo calling the agency a "toxic waste dump." The Pentagon said an internal inquiry is underway.
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