Steinbeck urges Soviet reporters for Vietnam war coverage
John Steinbeck in Newsday proposes sending Soviet newsmen to report the Vietnam war and to obtain visas via Wangiee, claiming Russians could be admitted to the war zone. He writes from South Vietnam and suggests practical steps to enable coverage. Carl Sandburg turns 89 with quiet birthday at Connemara goat farm. guests may drop by but no plans, cake, or interviews. Irene of Greece to visit U.S. for six weeks visiting multiple cities. Goldwater in Taiwan says U.S. policy in Vietnam is winning and plans to visit Hong Kong and Bangkok after Saigon trip.
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Bill Moyers Named to Foreign Policy Unit
Bill Moyers named to Foreign Policy Association board of directors in Garden City NY replacing a director who left. The announcement cites Moyers’s experience as a presidential assistant and Newsday publisher, with the new board members elected on Thursday.
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Walkouts Grow Across East and Midwest in Strikes
A wave of strikes and walkouts hits schools and hospitals in the East and Midwest. Chicago teachers strike over wages and hours affecting 36,000 students with a looming school shutdown threat for 550 public schools and 670,000 pupils. New York grave diggers strike for fourth day while plumbers return to work in a major city. Camden public school teachers face a court order to work while a hearing for permanency is set. Cleveland Education Association plans a strike as rival union resists. Ohio hospital picket disputes reach court as nurses and staff strike locally. Doctors threaten pickets at Harlem and other hospitals over affiliation fallout.
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RFK blasts Yorty as inept amid California letters
Robert F Kennedy renewed criticism of Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty during a Senate hearing on executive reorganization. Kennedy cited a flood of letters from Californians while Yorty defended his leadership, claiming the critique aimed to hinder his bid for the White House.
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India closes schools over Bihar rioting unrest continues
In Patna Bihar protests escalate as students clash with police leading to deaths and injuries. The government suspends all schools and colleges indefinitely amid curfews and army patrols while relief efforts for famine relief are disrupted.
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Artist Says Johnson Portrait Rejected Sleepy President Hurled By Fame
Artist Peter Hurd explains Mrs Johnson rejected his Johnson portrait after the President slept through a 30 minute sitting. Hurd notes fatigue and photographer reliance limited likeness, yet a smaller second portrait may still attract collectors and a museum. Wyeth says Hurd was pressured into the assignment.
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Ruby Patriot Misguided Rabbi Asserts Funeral for Jack Ruby
Chicago funeral services were held for Jack Ruby with Rabbi David Gravbart, chosen by Ruby’s family, calling him a misguided patriot. Ruby, 55, died in Dallas from a blood clot after a cancer battle, and was to be buried at Westlawn Cemetery following private rites at Weinstein & Sons chapel on the Northwest Side. Ruby shot Oswald on November 24, 1963, two days after Kennedy’s assassination. he was convicted, then the verdict was voided on appeal. A new trial had been scheduled.
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