On May 7, 1966, the Barbados Civil Service Association publicly responded to criticism made by then Premier Errol Barrow during a May Day address. The Association, which would later become the National Union of Public Workers, defended the professionalism and conduct of civil servants while carefully avoiding direct confrontation with the Premier.
Moral and social standing of Barbados is questioned as persons violate the Sunday religious law.
The Barbadian, a local newspaper, published a letter from a reader lauding the improvements and innovation in transportation in Bridgetown.
The Barbadian advised on the application of the new franchise bill.