Vivien Leigh Dies in London at 53
London reports the death of Vivien Leigh, famed for Scarlett O Hara in Gone With The Wind, at age 53 in Belgravia. She had suffered tuberculosis, with West End theaters dimming lights in tribute. Leigh, ex wife of Sir Laurence Olivier, left a daughter Suzanne.
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Khrushchev Now Pensioner in Quiet Soviet Life
Former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, ousted in 1964, lives modestly near Moscow as a state funded pensioner. He and his wife employ two maids, two cooks, a gardener and two chauffeurs and restricts travel within a 25 mile radius.
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South Korea cracks North Korea spy ring involving 184
South Korea says 184 persons linked to a North Korean spy ring were identified by the CIA. About 70 were arrested. many residents abroad faced investigations, with a list including professors and artists. The case follows diplomatic strains with West Germany over related disappearances.
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U S Opposes Germany Defense Cuts After NATO Talks
The United States expressed dismay at West Germany plan to reduce armed forces, calling it unilateral. State Department and Pentagon warned there is no military justification and urged delaying final decisions until NATO consultations.
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Gurkhas Guard Frontier After Hong Kong Border Attack
An armored column of Nepalese Gurkhas relieved police at Shataukok Hong Kong after gunfire and dynamite attacks left five policemen dead and 12 wounded. The incident followed clashes as about 1,000 demonstrators crossed from China, with rioting and shelling of a police post and police under fire from both sides.
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Pope seeks international Jerusalem role to unite faiths
Pope Paul VI intends to use Vatican influence to internationalize Jerusalem and aims for an agreement acceptable to Jews Muslims and Christians. Vatican envoy Msgr Angelo Felici arrived in Jerusalem to study issues stemming from Israel’s capture of holy shrines in the Jordanian sector and will report to the Pope.
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