Election in troubled nation described as orderly
Bala Guer, a Trujillo regime official, drew most support from his country while the election was portrayed as orderly amid ongoing strife. UPI telephoto caption notes the scene.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
4
Bala Guer, a Trujillo regime official, drew most support from his country while the election was portrayed as orderly amid ongoing strife. UPI telephoto caption notes the scene.
Larry Rink, 22, sole survivor among four cancer patients in the Roswell Park experiment, arrives with wife for a second series of tissue transplants and blood transfusions designed to transfer resistance to osteogenic sarcoma. Five patients remain alive. two allegedly cured, others varying progress. institute issues no daily bulletins and expects word months to a year.
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon assailed university professors at the University of Rochester who used academic freedom to preach victory for the Viet Cong. He said any teacher who uses the university forum to welcome victory for the enemy in a war in which the U S is engaged crosses the line.
President Nixon addresses academic freedom, warns against its excesses and urges balanced liberty for students and teachers. He links freedom to responsible expression amid Vietnam War concerns and notes protests over an honorary degree. In Durham, England, Shirley Williams endorses short skirts for economic reasons.
In Jackson the Justice Department was expected to dispatch poll watchers to areas with high Negro populations to observe the U S Senate and five congressional primary races. The move had no official confirmation though investigators who monitored Alabama politics were briefed to be deployed statewide. The FDP led a late push to mobilize Black voters but civil rights leaders were divided on its impact. Negro voters, though up fourfold, remain under 20 percent of Mississippi’s electorate.
Allied veterans of the Normandy invasion gathered at Bayeux and nearby sites with French and British veterans to remember fallen comrades from D-day. Observances took place at St Mere Eglise, the Bayeux cathedral, and the St Laurent cemetery, with a French RAF pilot remembered at Utah Beach and future ceremonies planned with British and French leaders. The event linked 1944 memories to William the Conqueror’s 1066 landing as a tapestry highlights Hastings.
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