The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 July 1965 — Page 9

Foreign News Commentary By Phil Newsom UPI Foreign News Analyst

.offensive is expected to recedeiBritish Prime Minister Harold

when the dry season comes in October. In South Viet Nam by then will be about 80,000 American servicemen. Their base defenses will be dug in and the weather will favor their air

the Foreign power and helicopter

Notes From

News Cables: American forces will be free U.S. On The Offensive: then for the first time to take Saigon sources s-” to - > ect tb® offensive against Viet Cong

the first real American often- base areas,

live in South Viet Nam during Disarray In Europe: the month of October. Until With the Common Market in then, American troops will be disarray over the question of

tied up defending their coastal bases against the Viet Cong's

farm subsidies. Britain has all but shelved for the time being

monsoon offensive, the serving efforts at “bridge building - ’ beas “fire brigade” reinforce- ! tween the rival European Free ments for hard-pressed Viet- Trade Association and the six Bamese units. The Viet Cong nations of the Common Market.

Wilson who talked over the idea with French President de Gaulle earlier this year in Paris, has been pushing it since within the EFTA alignment and experts have been at work to pre-

tactics. ! pare concrete proposals for pos-

sible future co-ordination between the two rival blocs. All is at a standstill now while the future of the Common Market

itself is uncertain. De Gaulle Strategy:

President de Gaulle can be expected to continue his boycott of the Common Market until after the September West German elections, French officials say. If and when he does agree to reopen talks on the

Common Market crisis, It probably will be on a basis of twoday discussions with each member country. In this w r ay De Gaulle would set aside the Common Market executive which De Gaulle dislikes because it is “superanational." Block Red China: Highly - placed government sources in the Philippines believe there will be another postponement of the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers . . . over Red Chinese objections the meeting first was postponed until November because the new Algerian government had not yet had time to consolidate itself after the overthrow of Ahmed Ben Bella. If the meet-

ing is held in November there is doubt that a Philippine delegation will attend because it is too close to the Nov. 9 Philippine presidential elections. But, the Philippines are working closely with other Asian “moderates” determined to prevent ! Red Chinese domination of the meeting. The group includes Japan, India, Thailand, Ceylon ; and Laos. Korea Powder Keg: On the first orders of business facing the extraordinary session of the Korean National

equally determined that it shall | fail. The anti-Japanese opposition assemblymen are talking of mass resignations from which they could benefit in the ensuing political confusion.

Th« Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana, Wednesday, July 14, 196$

Assembly is ratification of the Korea - Japan normalization treaty. The government is determined to press it through. The anti-Japanese opposition is

Predict Large Corn Crop WASHINGTON UPI — The Agriculture Department Friday forecast a 1965 corn crop of 3,912,036,000 bushels and a wheat crop of 1,353,813,000

bushels.

of the year of the 1965 com 986,000 bushels. This was made crop compares with last year’s up of 1,016,587,000 bushels of output of 3,548,604.000 bushels winter wheat and 266,399,000 and the 1959-63 average of 3,- ; bushels of spring wheat. 817,311.000 bushels of the key The estimate for the spring livestock feed. j wheat crop last month was

based largely on prospective planted acreage planted in

March.

This is the fifth consecutive year that the corn crop has been grown under a volunetary feed grain reduction program.

The wheat forecast was made

up of 1,069.000 bushels of winter wheat and 283.844,000

bushels of spring wheat. The wheat estimate com-

Last year the all-wheat crop was 1,290,468,000 bushels. The five-year average production was 1,189,763,000 bushels.

The alligator snapping turtle of the central-southern United

\ pared with prospects last month States may grow to a weight of The first production estimate i of an all-wheat crop of 1,282,- | 200 pounds.

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