ASSiNesPENDENT IAM Acade Cable men days Sept 1 aT PRESS-TELEGRAM
Pending IAM academy cable workers set a schedule for September 1 as reported by the Press Telegram.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
1
Pending IAM academy cable workers set a schedule for September 1 as reported by the Press Telegram.
A leading House Republican Rep Melvin Laird of Wisconsin withdrew support for President Johnsons Vietnam policy saying it risks a Communist takeover in South Vietnam. He cited a Manila summit and a change in U.S. aims as justification and urged action before further American casualties.
UPI reports a federal judge issued a restraining order delaying the emergency import of 8,160 Mexican braceros to California to harvest tomatoes. A hearing will decide if the injunction becomes permanent, as growers warn that unseasonable weather and a late crop threaten severe losses and wages disputes.
Gibraltar residents erupted in celebration as 12,138 voters backed continued British rule in a referendum. Only 44 favored returning the colony to Spain, with 65 ballots voided and 425 not voting. Spain and a UN committee rejected the result amid Franco era tensions and retaliatory moves.
Richard T. Chapman, a U S diplomat expelled by the Soviet Union, arrives in Copenhagen with his wife and family for a weeklong stay before proceeding to a new assignment in Washington. He is described as a first secretary and cultural officer at the Moscow embassy.
In Warsaw French President Charles de Gaulle urged Poland to loosen ties with Moscow and pursue an independent foreign policy while receiving sharp rebuke from Communist Party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka. Gomulka defended the Warsaw pact and Soviet ties, criticizing Western imperialism and U.S. Vietnam policy as he spoke.
Hong Kong reports Communist China closed its border with Macau after power struggle violence near Mao Tse-Lung. Border guards turned back merchants as Peking urged peace and workers to stay on the job while witnessing reports of a high official’s murder and a bomb plot inland from Canton.
Indian and Chinese Communist troops fought near Nathu La Pass at 14 000 feet, using artillery mortars and automatic weapons. Casualties reported on both sides. Maharajah Gyaltsen Namgyal traveled to Gantok as hostilities continued near Gangtok. Indian artillery claimed 25 Chinese soldiers killed or wounded. houses damaged in the area.
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