Farm Plan Placed Before Congress for Farm Economy Boost
President urges broader use of food supplies to aid needy and farmer incomes while cutting government surpluses worth about 9.5 billion. Kennedy proposals allow farmer advisory committees to draft programs with the secretary of agriculture. if approved by two thirds in a referendum, measures go to Congress and could take effect in 60 days.
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Moonshining Return Laid to Recession
ASHEVILLE North Carolina UPI reports law enforcement blames recession for moonshine whisky revival. Sherff Laurence E Brows says makers quit for factory work years ago but are now laid off and returning to whisky production.
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Laotian Prince Souvanna Phauma Sets Peace Tour
Prince Souvanna Phauma of Laos left for Burma to seek support for a 14 nation conference aimed at ending the Indochina civil war. He rejected claims of coercion in peace talks with Boun Oum's government and plans to travel to Rangoon, Paris, London, Moscow and Piping, while noting no current plans to visit Washington.
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South Africa Votes on Southwest Africa Resolution
The Union of South Africa faced a UN resolution accusing it of illegal actions in Southwest Africa as the vote tally showed 7 40 with nine abstentions. Australia and Australia supported the measure while Britain and several others abstained. The South African government gave no immediate reaction, fueling speculation it might withdraw from the United Nations.
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Pluck Crew From Greek Ship After Grounding
A Greek ship ground near Pania left the crew shaken as heavy fog and pounding seas hampered landing efforts. Petros Carantanpanis, the sole English-speaking crewman, said he awoke to the crash and could not see land. He described the confusion and rescue, noting no crew slept during the fight and all were flooded during the morning rescue. The wider UN debate over South Africa’s trusteeship plans and geopolitical tensions in Africa and Asia added context to the day’s events. Verwoerd canceled a West German visit amid domestic opposition to racist policy.
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Stand-In Dad Faces Threat and Cross Burning in Tennessee
In Chattanooga a Black father reports a phone threat from someone claiming to be the grand dragon of the KKK and a cross burned in his yard. Willie Ricks, 15, and James Williams, 37, were fined for earlier disturbances tied to a white-only theater clash. Police described a tense, racially charged scene with about 50 Black demonstrators and similar white counterprotesters, and nearby threats rattled Black residents as officials sought calm amid ongoing protests and legal actions across several states.
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Investor Loses Paternity Suit in San Diego Case
Laura Lee Green of Asheville, North Carolina, pursued a $75,000 trust for her child. Judge Levent Sully ordered Alfred M. Vang to pay $200 monthly child support and set up a $15,000 trust fund, while acknowledging Vang as a principal stockholder in an electronics firm and a large landowner in San Diego County.
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Grounded 416-foot freighter in fog fights to free
A 416-foot freighter loaded with a million-dollar grain cargo ran aground on a reef in heavy fog. Despite a derrick barge and cables, 9,000 tons of bulk grain remained in holds as winds and waves threatened to drive the ship onto the rocks near Palos Verdes. Rescue units patrolled the shore and floodlights kept the vessel in view while authorities warned spectators away. The ship, insured for 400000 dollars, was bound for Algiers via Los Angeles.
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Lodge Named General Consultant for Time Life Fortune
Henry Cabot Lodge, aged 58, is appointed general consultant on international relations to Time Life and Fortune magazines. The post, announced Wednesday by James A. Linen, president of Time Inc, follows Lodge’s prior role as a U.N. ambassador.
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