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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
3
President Johnson blends light work with convalescence in the sun while revisiting Fulbright's peace plan. The report notes his indirect restatement and ongoing consideration of diplomatic proposals as he recovers in Texas.
Sen. J. W. Fulbright urged a longer interruption of air attacks on North Vietnam to probe whether a peace table could be reached. White House spokesman Moyers said the administration would consider another halt if it appeared productive, noting a previous five day pause.
A National Park Service representative asked Maryland Virginia officials to curb private drilling on Assateague Island to prevent land value inflation. The State Water Resources Commission will forward well applications to Washington for Park Service review, with possible denial abeyance or approval based on recommendations. Chair Maurice Siegel welcomed the cooperative approach as prudent for a federal matter.
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia warned Singapore Premier Lee Kuan Yew against resuming barter trade with Indonesia without approval. An emergency cabinet meeting followed reports Singapore proposed to re establish barter trade using an island off Singapore as a trading post. Prime Minister Abdul Rahman warned he is prepared to use force if needed to keep the pledge.
CAPE TOWN AP Sen Robert F Kennedy agreed to address a multiracial student rally in Cape Town next May but sponsors fear visa hurdles and government approval remains uncertain. Pretoria officials knew nothing of a Kennedy visit amid possible protests and travel restrictions. The article also notes 1960 census data on high school graduation and U S paper imports.
Berkeley AP report notes UC campus carillon bells usually toll hymns and school songs but last Thursday rang All My Loving from a Beatles movie. Doris Driggs said she received sheet music from an elevator operator, hummed it, found it pleasant, and may play it again. Kingston became Canada’s capital from 1841 to 1843.
The California gull, native to the Atlantic region, flies inland in large flocks to control insects and rodents. In Salt Lake City a monument by the Mormons commemorates the bird that once saved their land from grasshoppers.
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