Paris Bonn Accord Seen Over Troops Pact
Maurice Couve de Murville said France expects a NATO troop issue deal with Bonn after a two day talks with West German officials in Bonn. De Gaulle’s cabinet faced an opposition censure motion over NATO policy as leftists abstained, leaving Pompidou’s government with insufficient votes to topple it.
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Cuban News Agency to Open Branch in Dar es Salaam
Presna Latina plans a new branch office in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, announced today by a Cuban embassy spokesman. The move expands Cuban media presence in Africa and signals closer cultural ties between Havana and Tanzania.
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Pair Get 7 Straight Life Terms
A Superior Court judge in Los Angeles sentenced Jose Rodriguez, 34, to three consecutive life terms and Robert H. Cirush, 22, to four consecutive life terms for a series of robberies, kidnappings, and a shooting. Each man also received two five-to-life terms and a one-to-14-year sentence. Police tie them to 69 holdups in the Hollywood, Wood, and San Fernando Valley area from December 1964 to October following.
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Postage Increase on County Sample Ballots
Los Angeles report notes a $465000 postage hike on county sample ballots due to slips and inserts already prepared. taxpayers face unexpected costs as printed ballots go to press.
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Little Black Sambo and NAACP Postage Controversy
Postal officials say bulk mailing of 3.2 million sample ballots to Colorado Springs voters for the June 7 primary cannot use the children’s book title Little Black Sambo. The NAACP chapter seeks removal from shelves and will push a resolution at the INAACP regional convention in Topeka.
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CENTO ministers hear Rusk warn on world revolution aim
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told CENTO that Communists have not renounced world revolution despite differences and the alliance remains necessary. He spoke as police restrained protesters and as Pakistan faced questions over ties with Red China.
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Judge Denies Pauling's Suit Against Buckley
New York State Supreme Court Justice Samuel J. Silverman dismissed Linus Pauling's libel suit against William Buckley Jr, editor of National Review, after ruling public figures require proof of actual malice. The decision references a Supreme Court standard on reckless disregard of the truth. Pauling may appeal.
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Air Pollution and Its Effects on Climate and Health
The piece argues that 1966 air pollution degrades vision hearing and smell, alters temperature and humidity, and changes climate. It notes polluted fogs harm health near industry but at seasides with no outlets it may not. Dirty air also makes cities dirty and affects weather patterns.
Navy Uses Satellite for Message Relay
HONOLULU 14 The Navy says the guided missile cruiser Canberra has become the first U S ship to make operational use of a satellite communications relay The circuit between the Canberra and the naval communications station in Hawaii uses the Syncom III satellite.
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Rail Firms Hard Hit by Coal Strike
Ten thousand Kentucky miners returned to the pits then went on strike again, raising the total out on strike to 60,000. Negotiations between United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coach Operators Association stalled with no progress reported from Washington. Railroads report significant losses in coal deliveries, with some lines operating well below capacity. governors and candidates for office in California and Pennsylvania addressed the strike and related economic impacts.
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Jobless Father’s $160 Welfare Aid Cut Under War on Poverty
Detroit families face tighter aid as a social worker’s error raised a low income tally for Ozie Bulock and his 11 children. The Michigan Welfare Department says rules will trim total aid from $192.69 to about $99.60, affecting overlaps of federal programs including a $180 subsistence allotment and a $72 weekly job training stipend. Bulack, 49, laid off from an auto job, studies upholstery while his wife laments rising living costs.
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