Kosygin Visit Sees Johnson Warm Welcome In New Jersey
A State Department note says Premier Kosygin arrived in a quiet college town near Camden amid a cordial reception for Johnson. The two leaders planned a two hour meeting to discuss East West tensions and mobile missile limits, with diplomats noting limited substantive gain but improved understanding.
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Clergy Contemplates Priest Malone's Actions
Elworthy expressed uncertainty about Malone's conduct at St. Gerard's noting he cannot judge the priest. He emphasized Malone may still be seeking to save his soul and that the church's position on his status remains unresolved.
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Brown Under Fire Over UN Israel Remarks
London sources say Foreign Secretary George Brown angered the British government with anti Israel comments at the United Nations. Senior cabinet members reportedly felt he overstepped by warning Israel that seizing the Old City could isolate it from world opinion and lose support. The Labor Party, including strong Zionist supporters, pressed Brown in Parliament and planned continued criticism.
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Soviet premier backing wins praise in Arab press
Beirut reports say Arab newspapers and radio praise Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kasygin for United Nations actions, claiming Moscow backs the Arabs and condemning the United States for urging aggression. The Soviet stance is said to have overcome Arab doubts about Soviet aid.
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Edinburgh sailor jailed seven years for spying for Russians
Edinburgh High Court sentenced 26 year old German sailor Peter Dorschel to seven years in jail for spying for the Russians. He was convicted of attempting to obtain documents helpful to an enemy. A Scottish bookmaker is held in Glasgow for aiding him. An American sailor at the Polaris base on Scotland’s Haly Loch remains confined to his ship.
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Runaway Daughter Reported Missing in Los Angeles
AP reports Jayne Mansfield's 16 year old daughter Jayne Marie ran away from her mother's mansion Friday night. Police say the girl told a relative of abuse and indicated a protective petition may be heard in a juvenile court secret session. Superior Court Judge Joseph A. Sprankle Sr. ordered secrecy in the proceedings.
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