Rusk Leaves for Gromyko Talks in Geneva
Secretary of State Dean Rusk departs for Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to pursue Berlin and disarmament discussions. They will meet with 12 other nations to seek a pact on the independence and neutrality of Laos, aiming to keep Laos from aligning with East or West blocs. Rusk plans to return next Thursday and reportedly intends no concessions on Berlin.
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Udall to visit Soviet Union to study power facilities
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall plans a late August trip to the USSR to inspect four large Russian electric power installations. State Department finalizes details with Soviet officials. He will be joined by officials from the Federal Power Commission, the Corps of Engineers, the Bureau of Reclamation and possibly the Bonneville Power Administration. The purpose is to observe Soviet power production advances and long distance transmission.
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Yanks Held by Reds in Laos Hunt Release
U S embassy says letters from four Americans and one Filipino held by Pathet Lao arrived in Vientiane. The prisoners report they are well and have been receiving mail as talks move toward release after Laos accords. Names include NBC cameraman Grant Wolfkill, John McMurroy, John Shore Jr, Sgt. Orville Ballenger, and Maj. Lawrence Bailey is mentioned.
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House Votes $2 Billion Roads Bill
The House passed a $2 billion roads bill on a voice vote, sending it to the Senate. It stripped a provision that would have required states to prove feasible relocation plans for displaced families. The measure covers fiscal years starting July 1, 1963 and 1964 with actual appropriations in a separate bill. An interstate program would fund 90 percent by the federal government.
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Sir Winston Churchill to be discharged this week
Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from a broken thigh, is expected to leave Middlesex Hospital on Monday or Tuesday. A hospital spokesman said he was in good spirits this morning and that discharge could be confirmed Friday.
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Blonde plans twice weekly London to Holland pet flights
A London heiress flies pets Mayer the Siamese and Aggie the Burmese to Holland for six months, aiming to reunite with them while missing strict quarantine rules. She worries about separation from her cats and faces future travel to the United States, risking leaving a dog behind.
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British Playwright Brings Hit to L A
London uproar British playwright Lionel Bart heads Friday to Los Angeles to open the American tour of his hit musical Oliver with star Georgia Brown aboard. The tour begins in Los Angeles on April 4.
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