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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
1
Joseph Bartha, longtime headwaiter born in Vienna who came to New York in 1914, was honored atop Bear Mountain with a bronze plaque. Family members including children, grandchildren, and in-laws attended the ceremony.
In a mixed interview narrative, former U.S. prisoner William C. White, long in voluntary exile in Red China, asserts he is not a Communist and plans to return to the United States to work for human progress. He criticizes U.S. policy and cites his study of Chinese life and literature as shaping his views. Eisenhower urges graduates to stay hopeful and engaged despite media noise.
Belgium pledged to host NATO's military headquarters at SHAPE while the location of its political council remained unsettled But Belgium spoke for Benelux and cited France relations as a factor French withdraws from the alliance prompted talks on command structure and possible consolidations NATO ministers discussed moving the NATO defense cell to Rome and preserving France's status without full membership participation
WASHINGTON UP I reports key lawmakers seek to soften calls for reducing NATO forces in Europe amid a NATO crisis. Senate leaders and GOP whip Thom Kuchel voice cautions that cutting forces could spook smaller allies, while others back a token reduction to one division, opposed by NATO experts and aides.
A clarification notes that the State Poll report in Sundays Independent Press Telegram was misdescribed as the California Poll. The State Poll has no link to the California Poll and the error is acknowledged.
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