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Show World News Briefs State Department Says Chinese Visits Allowed The State Department has expressed ex-pressed willingness to have some Communist Chinese scientists and scholars visit American universities. uni-versities. ALCOHOLIC ANIMALS New tests on "chronic drunks" among rats have strengthened prospects for an improved drug treatment to control human al-coholisnij al-coholisnij scientists reported yesterday. yes-terday. Drunken lobsters are now being tattooed at government expense in a move to establish them in Pacific waters. KY KOWTOWS Buddhists are exulting at a government promise for election of a civilian regime in South Viet Nam in three to five months. The effect of political agitation on: the war effort: for the first time in any week, U.S. combat deaths exceed those of Vietnamese Vietna-mese allies. I HIS COUNTRY'S RE-CALL Britain has summoned home its ambassador to South Africa in the latest step of the Rhodes-ian Rhodes-ian oil crisis. LBJ DOWN MEXICO WAY President Johnson and most of his family are in Mexico City for a brief informal visit. DESIST, DeGAULLE The United States, Britain and West Germany have slated three days of talks on how to keep French troops in Germany after the French pull out of NATO. SUNRISE STANDARDIZED President Johnson has signed a bill designed to bring uniformity uni-formity across the nation in observance ob-servance of daylight saving time. DALLAS DISAGREEMENT In Dallas, a hot civic argument argu-ment has boiled up over the inscription on a marker for the site of John F. Kennedy's as sassination. MINISUBS ORDERED The Navy has ordered construction con-struction of its first rescue sub-mersibles sub-mersibles equipped to retrieves crewmen trapped in disabled submarines. PROSPERITY TO RAGS? Growing U.S. prosperity is complicating the Johnson administration's admin-istration's efforts to end the deficit in the U.S. balance of payments this year. |