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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
5
U S planes attacked the Dien Bien Phu military complex in North Vietnam inflicting heavy damage and destroying key facilities. US Marines and Army units closed a noose around Viet Cong positions near Bong Son as operations Masher White Wing and Double Eagle continued in the region.
New York UPI describes an ideal policeman equipped with courage and imagination. The piece envisions a lawman who earns citizen respect and treats all people equally while patrolling streets nationwide.
A UPI report describes a future idea where signals on the car ahead indicate braking and acceleration by red yellow and green lights. The system would give drivers extra reaction time to prevent accidents on major expressways. The piece also covers New York City police reform proposals including a civilian police review board and ending nepotism in promotions.
In Havana Fidel Castro denounces Communist China for reneging on a sugar for rice trade deal calling it economic aggression. Cuban and Chinese papers traded rebuttals as tensions flare over the pact amid drought, low prices, and a tightening world trade climate.
Washington Republicans criticized the proposed GI Bill of Rights for veterans of the cold war while House approval was anticipated. The bill would provide school aid from 3600 to 5400 dollars and follow earlier postwar programs supporting millions of veterans at a total cost of about 19 billion dollars.
Senator Milward L. Simpson urged the Defense Department to release two U.S. soldiers facing court martial for aiding an East German couple's escape to the West. The two GIs are charged with violating regulations by giving refugees U.S. military uniforms to deceive border guards at the Berlin Wall. Simpson asked for leniency under military law and pending trial.
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