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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1966
Page
5
A federal court ruling in Stormville, New York, said the defendant had not been adequately protected by the state court when he pleaded guilty to second degree murder at age 13. He was freed today after serving 23 years in prison.
Sydney based news notes the death of Sir Norman McAllister Gregg a physician who discovered gestational measles can cause deformities in babies. Gregg died after a short illness at age 74 with his work cited as a landmark in medical history.
A nine page report from Los Angeles County s Efficiency Committee urges creation of an employe relations division within a unified personnel department to handle wage and working condition negotiations. It favors a personnel director led approach over a citizen board, recommends charter amendment, and notes final decisions rest with supervisors.
East Pakistan's DACCA sees Commerce Minister Ghulam Faruque and Abdus Salam depart for Communist China. Faruque, praising China as a good trade partner, says he may bring back good news on his return.
Norman Green, seeking the Democratic nomination for Arizona governor, says he will distribute 500,000 greenbacks in the next three weeks. The money-like paper will carry the slogan Make this the last buck passed in Arizona.
The six member nations reached a pact on agricultural tariff cuts to push talks with the United States. France opposed some fruit and wine concessions but backed other commodities after a long session, clearing a path for Kennedy round negotiations in Geneva and broader market liberalization.
Moscow reports Premier Kosygin urged Thant to accept another term as UN secretary-general. Thant has not decided if he will run, but would consider Soviet support. U.S. Humphrey, Britain, and France have also voiced support. General Assembly session begins September 20.
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