21 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
1
Angry Somalis charge French officials rigged a referendum in DUBOUTI to keep French rule. French troops clashed with mobs as killings and injuries were reported. more than 60 percent backed continued links with France amid calls for a total strike and protests across the territory.
Snow and snow flurries are expected over New England and the Northern Plateau. Showers and thundershowers are expected over the mid and South Atlantic states and the Eastern Gulf coast. Elsewhere, sunny to partly cloudy weather prevails with a warming trend in the lower Lakes and Atlantic states. Colder air in the mid and lower Mississippi valley with snow mixed with rain today. Highs reach 30s to 40s and winds shift southwest 10 to 20 mph. Separately, two United Press International journalists were slightly injured by missiles during a hooting demonstration as a dusk to dawn curfew was proclaimed in an African district of a strategic port city. The referendum, ordered by President de Gaulle after riots last August, aimed to determine independence for the Afar region amid Somali majorities and voting restrictions.
Local newspaper from Middletown New York details publication schedule Orange County division Ottaway Newspapers rates and mailing costs. It lists circulation figures for February 1966 and February 1967 with totals 32050 and 34892 respectively.
Diplomatic reports warn of a looming famine and severe economic crisis in Communist China due to the cultural upheavals and Mao Zedong's purge. Output in industry and agriculture could worsen late this year into 1968 as the army moves to oversee agriculture amid crisis. The warning compares potential outcomes to the Great Leap Forward.
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon returned to London after a Bahamas holiday rumored to stir doubts about their marriage. Their first public appearance followed Nassau by less than 12 hours, described by court sources as a "third honeymoon."
Moscow acknowledges Soviet Vietnam troubles and urges letting Vietnam decide its own path. Panov tells Nixon that Vietnam is a small nation not their kind, and that both the U.S. and Soviet Union are more civilized, suggesting others should let them live as they choose.
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