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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1967
Page
1
A medical bulletin from Bonn reports former German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s condition stabilized after injections affected his heart and circulation. The Statesman notes Adenauer, seriously ill with influenza, received noon-issued updates on his status today.
In Washington and on the road to San Francisco, Secretary Rusk contended that antiwar demonstrations will not steer U S policy in Vietnam. He cited police figures on New York and San Francisco rallies and warned Hanoi could misread the protests as prolonging the war. He stressed not all critics are Communists, while noting Communist activity worldwide.
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A tanker collided about 250 miles west of Goeree and caught fire. Nine crewmen remained aboard while 28 were rescued by the Dutch freighter Steenkerk, which was en route to Rotterdam. The German coaster Annelis Chris was under control and did not require help.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will travel to Canada to meet President Lyndon Johnson. The trip includes Montreal Expo 67 attendance and visits to Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City. They will discuss Anglo American relations, NATO, East West tensions and Suez withdrawal.
In a six state decision the court rejected a delay request from Louisiana school boards seeking to postpone enforcement of the May 1954 ruling that segregated public schools are inherently unequal. The boards argued immediate enforcement would cause chaos, but the court found no irreparable harm and upheld desegregation progress. Meanwhile the labor ruling upheld a union boycott to protect jobs and clarified Taft Hartley and Landrum Griffin provisions.
Cleveland police increased presence Sunday night after a three hour spate of rock throwing, window smashing, and arson in the East Side Negro area. At least 20 stores were damaged, much from fire bombs, with about 48 arrests in the district and neighboring areas. A firefighter was struck by a bottle. one officer required medical care after minor injuries.
Havana reports an apparent Che Guevara presence in Cuba as part of a campaign to spur revolution. The 5,000-word message urged world revolutions against imperialism, naming the United States as the primary target, amid speculation about Guevara’s whereabouts and activities.
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