1Post Primary Staffing Post-primary teachers are concerned about staffing levels in schools throughout the country.

2President Ho Chi Min President Ho Chi Min of North Vietnam says they will continue to fight until communist terms for peace are accepted.

3President Lyndon Johnson President Lyndon Johnson left Malaysia for South Korea today. His visit was marred by violent demonstrations. Recent film shows him in during his 2 hour, 24 minute visit to Vietnam where he awarded medals and spoke to troops.

4Communist China Communist China has described President Lyndon Johnson as "the God of plague and war".

5British spy George Blake British spy George Blake had a powerful radio in his cell at Wormwood Scrubbs prison, which the police say could have received coded messages to help him in his escape. The radio was to help him in his language studies.

61YA News 1. The Prime Minister Mr Holyoake accused the Labour Party of not being supportive of Vietnam's independence when he opened the National Party's election campaign in Christchurch.

7AKTV-2 News 1. The court case over the pirate radio station Radio Hauraki and the sailing of the Tiri. -- 2. Scotland Yard has been called in to help locate missing Westmere woman Carol Harvey. -- 3. The Federation of Labour and the Italian tunnelling contractors are talking about the Tongariro Power project in Wellington. -- 4. A building in Khyber Pass Rd collapsed on a worker today. -- 5. the trial of Paul Morrison has started in Dunedin. He has been charged with murdering Constable Donald Stokes. In Wellington Robert Einhorn is charged with murdering journalist Dexter Webb. -- 6.The Aviemore Dam is half way to completion. -- 7. A WASP helicopter bought for the Navy made a demonstration flight today and a joint Navy exercise is underway. -- 8. U Thant is considering a second term as United Nations Secretary General. -- 9. The UN is ending South Africa's mandate over South West Africa. -- 10. The 1966 Presbyterian General Assembly in Wellington.

81YA News 1. The political parties to contest the next election and the opening of the election campaigns. -- 2. The Apple and Pear board have been exploring likely markets in Communist China. -- 3. The court case against Radio Hauraki. -- 4. Roadworks in Takapuna. -- 5. Doctrinal controversy over the resurrection of Christ at the Presbyterian General Assembly. -- 6. Remedial flood works are underway in Whakatane. -- 7. Urgent action is needed over Kapuni Gas and the pipeline needed to get it to Auckland. -- 8. Whangarei glass-works visit by Sir Harry Pilkington. Also an interview about the controversial Pilkington Report into Radio and Television in Britain where he recommended no commercial radio licences be granted with the consequence of the establishment of pirate radio stations. -- 9. The Royal Mint has started making NZ's decimal coins. -- 10. Roading and bridging in the Manawatu Gorge.