Mrs Kennedy Postpones Departure From Rome Visit
Mrs John F. Kennedy, on a private visit during a Swiss ski trip, postponed her departure from Rome today. A spokesman for her host, the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican, said she now plans to leave Thursday.
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International aid push and World Health Funds debated
Washington debates expanded programs for education and health worldwide. Leaders call for stronger international cooperation, student and teacher exchanges, and staff for schools abroad. A Newfoundland premiere quips about a royal visit as 6,000 volunteers prepare for antipoverty work with the Queen and Prince Philip. A British heir begins a 14 week exchange term in Australia, while Fidel Castro’s sister claims a Hitlerian aim to dominate Latin America. Italo-Americans urge DOJ to block Joe Valachi’s Cosa Nostra book plan. A Beverly Hills attorney earns a $500,000 divorce fee after a complex settlement and vast assets are revealed.
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Cockpit Fight Seen in Airliner Crash
A dead co pilot held American made pliers fueling speculation a cockpit struggle contributed to a Lufthansa Convair Metropolitan crash near Bremen. Forty six died as the aircraft from Frankfurt overshot Beemen, with police noting the unusual tool findings as possible evidence of foul play.
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India Closes Schools to Curb Riots in Kerala
In Kerala, India the government closed schools and colleges for a week to ten days as food riots spread through the southwest state. Police cracked down in Trivandrum arresting six Communist workers and two student cadets. E M S Nambudiri pad general secretary of India’s pro-Peking Communist faction was arrested Tuesday upon arrival to join demonstrators. The Students Federation Action Council urged continued agitation.
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Queen Elizabeth Sails for British Guiana
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip depart Bridgetown Barbados aboard Britannia for a five week Caribbean tour. The royal couple head to Georgetown British Guiana after a warm welcome, while Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s leftist followers reportedly plan antigovernment demonstrations but officials say no trouble is expected.
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Brown Calls Reagan Extremist in California dispute
California's Democratic organization backs Gov Brown for a third term while intra party tensions loom ahead of the June primary and a tough general election. Brown called Ronald Reagan an extremist during a statewide tour, as Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty criticizes Brown's administration.
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Kremlin Set for Red China Split At Party Congress
Kremlin may prepare the Soviet Communist Party for a formal split with Red China at the March 29 congress in Moscow. A long letter detailing charges against Beijing circulates among party groups, read in meetings by Brezhnev and Kosygin, signaling possible reconciliation denials and a hard line on Sino-Soviet tensions.
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