JANUARY
Planning Board Assails Schools On Overcrowding
Governor To Ask $5 A Week More For Unemployed
Democrats Strip Two Southerners Of House Ranking
Congress Convenes Today Amid Leadership Battles; Johnson To Speak Tonight
President Bids Soviet Leaders Visit U.S., Accept TV Exchange; Outlines ‘Great Society’ Plan
City Invokes Law And Ousts 5,398 In Welfare Tie-Up
Democrats’ Battle Over Leaders Bars Organizing Of Legislature; Governor Offers Broad Program
Johnson Health Program Gives Medicare Priority; Regional Centers Sought
Sar of India and 9 Other Stolen Gems Returned to City From Miami Locker
DeLong Ruby Called Safe; 9 Gems Reported Cut Up
U.S. And Vietnam Act To Restore Strong War Ties
125,000 Deaths From Cigarettes Foreseen In ’65
Johnson Seeks $1.5 Billion For Education And Urges Public-Parochial Sharing
N.A.A.C.P. Accuses Welfare Pickets Of Racist Action
U.S. Planes Wreck Key Bridge In Laos On Reds’ Aid Route
Federal Indictments Voted In 3 Mississippi Slayings
Air Force Jet Crashes Into Wichita Homes, Killing 30
President Plans 88 New Projects To Fight Poverty
U.S. Terms Raids In Laos Justified By Red Violations
U.S. Says Soviet May Have Broken Test-Ban Treaty
Johnson, Taking Oath, Pledges Efforts To Bring An End To Tyranny And Misery; Both Parties’ Leaders Acclaim Address
Mayor Declares He Acted To Bar A ‘Money’ Bribe
‘Bribery’ Charge Denied By M’Keon At State Inquiry
Churchill Dies at 90 At Home in London
Churchill Is Dead At 90; The World Mourns Him; State Funeral Saturday
$99.7 Billion Budget Puts Emphasis On Broader Aid For Schools And Welfare
Saigon Generals Assume Control And Back Khanh
U.S. Is Resigned To Military Rule In South Vietnam
McKeon Brands Charges By Wagner ‘a Vicious Lie’
$3.48 Billion Rockefeller Budget Asks 2% Sales Tax And 100% Rise In Levies On Cars And Cigarettes
Churchill Buried in Day of Sorrow and Regal Pageantry
FEBRUARY
Moscow Softens Stand On U.S. Bid For Closer Ties
Dr. King and 770 Others Seized in Alabama Protest
520 More Seized In Alabama Drive
Zaretzki Wins As G.O.P. Steps In, Giving Wagner Many Needed Votes; Deadlock Persists In Assembly
De Gaulle Asks Revision Of U.N. By Big 4 And Peking, Return To Gold Standard
Bundy Asks Unity In Saigon Regime But Feuds Go On
Seven G.I.’s Slain In Vietcong Raid; 80 Are Wounded
U.S. Jets Attack North Vietnam In Reprisal For Vietcong Raids; Johnson Orders Families Home
South Vietnam Planes Hit North; U.S. Then Calls A Halt To Strikes; Soviet Pledges Red Defense Aid
U.S. Sells $1 Billion Arms To Britain and Australia
Johnson Urges Restraint In U.S. Investing Abroad To Cut Payments Deficit
160 U.S. And Vietnamese Planes Attack Military Bases In North; Washington Seeks To Limit War
I.L.A. Tells Dockers Here To Return to Work Today
Mafia Steps Up Infiltration And Looting of Businesses
Malcolm X Flees Firebomb Attack
Red China Urges ‘Concrete Action’ Against The U.S.
4 Held in Plot to Blast Statue of Liberty, Liberty Bell and Washington Monument
Johnson Asserts U.S. Will Persist In Vietnam Policy
Khanh Is Deposed By Military Units In Coup At Saigon
Khanh Is Back In Power; His Troops Regain Saigon, Putting Down Brief Coup
Ranger 8 Hits Target On Moon And Radios Back 7,000 Pictures To Aid Search For Landing Site
Malcolm X Shot to Death at Rally Here
Muslim Mosque Burns In Harlem; Blast Reported
Mosque Fires Stir Fear Of Vendetta In Malcolm Case
Hunt For Killer In Malcolm Case ‘On Right Track’
U.S. Judge Voids A Major Charge In Rights Deaths
Black Muslim Guard Held In Murder of Malcolm X
Harlem Is Quiet As Crowds Watch Malcolm X Rites
MARCH
Kosygin Calls White Paper A ‘Black Book’ of U.S. Evil
Court Lets A City Segregate Pupils On De Facto Basis
160 U.S. And Saigon Planes Bomb 2 Bases In North In Record Raid; Continuing Stikes Are Expected
U.S. Bombing Raid On Red Aid Route In Laos Reported
Police and Army Battle Mob Trying to Storm U.S. Embassy in Moscow
Vietcong Batter Three Battalions Of Saigon Troops
White Alabamians Stage Selma March To Support Negroes
Gross Integration Plan Backs Allen On Schools; Omits Busing And Pairing
New Selma March Today; Court Holds U.S. Can Sue States On Negro Voting
Dr. King Leads March At Selma; State Police End It Peaceably Under A U.S.-Arranged Accord
Mayor and Police Block 3 New Marches in Selma
Sitdown Inside White House Protests Selma
Governor Vetoes Bill To Reinstate Free Tuition Here
Johnson Pledge Vote For All; Calls Selma ‘American Tragedy’; Urges Wallace To Support Him
Wallace To Bar A Rights March Till Court Acts
Johnson Urges Congress At Joint Session To Pass Law Insuring Negro Vote
Mounted Posse Joins State Troopers in an Assault on Demonstration
Soviet Space Craft Carrying Two Men Is Placed in Orbit
Russian Floats In Space For 10 Minutes; Leaves Orbiting Craft With A Lifeline; Moscow Says Moon Trip Is ‘Target Now’
110 U.S. Planes Bomb Two Bases In North Vietnam
Johnson Calls Up Troops, Deplores Wallace’s Acts; Alabama March On Today
F.B.I. Crime Data Called Misleading By Sociologists
U.S. Reveals Use Of Nonlethal Gas Against Vietcong
Grissom Maneuvers The Gemini As He And Young Make 3 Orbits In Test For A Space Rendezvous
Ranger Hits Moon And Sends Photos Seen Live On TV
25,000 Go To Alabama’s Capitol; Wallace Rebuffs Petitioners; White Rights Worker Is Slain
Johnson Opens Fight On Klan After F.B.I. Seizes 4 Members In Alabama Murder Of Woman
Klan Chief Calls 2 Rights Deaths Part Of Red Plot
Dr. King Suggests Nation Boycott Alabama Goods
Bomb In Vietnam Rips U.S. Embassy; At Least 6 Dead
Full Investigation of Klan Voted by House Committee
APRIL
Negro Students Are Dispersed by Smoke Bombs in Camden, Ala.
3 Bombs Planted In Birmingham
U.S. Plans Step-Up In Troops And Aid For Vietnam War
U.S. Fliers Bomb 2 Bridges Linking Hanoi With Bases
Hanoi MIG’s Down 2 American Jets In First Air Clash
United to Buy 75 Jetliners For Record $375 Million
Defense Department Releases Photo of North Vietnam Bomb Damage
President Makes Offer To Start Vietnam Talks Unconditionally; Proposes $1 Billion Aid For Asia
House Approves Medicare, 313-115; G.O.P. Plan Loses
Peking Reports Hainan Air Fight With U.S. Planes
Marine Units Join the Build-Up at Bases in Vietnam
Tornadoes Kill 150 In Midwest, Sweep 6 States
Saigon Catholics Fearful Of Buddhist Army Purge
Assembly Votes Sales Tax Of 2%; Senate Gets Bill
State Redistricting Law Killed By Appeals Court; Budget Is Finally Voted
230-Plane Strike, Biggest Of War, Pounds Vietcong
Troops Rushed to Seoul; Students Riot in 5th Day
Johnson Refuses To Halt Bombing; Again Asks Talks
From Fifth Avenue to St. Peter’s Square, Easter Is Observed by Crowds, the Pontiff and the President
Kosygin Says U.S. Invites Reprisal By Gas And Bombs
Peking Is Preparing Way To Send Men to Vietnam
U.S. Likely To Spur Ground Warfare In South Vietnam
City To Abolish Its Junior Highs, Shift Teachers
Dr. King, in Boston Common Rally, Warns Against Nation of Onlookers
2 Marines Die as Vietcong Attack 2 Danang Outposts
Dominican Coup Deposes Regime; Rebels Are Split
M’Namara Calls Hanoi Aggression ‘More Flagrant’
Johnson Renews Bid On Vietnam: Defends Bombing
President Sends Marines To Rescue Citizens Of U.S. From Dominical Fighting
U.S. Sends Airborne Units Into Dominican Republic; O.A.S. Summons Ministers
MAY
Nuncio Seeking Dominican Peace; Johnson Asks O.A.S. To Assure It; U.S. Troops In Action, One Killed
G.I.’s Advance In Santo Domingo; Johnson Sends 2,000 More Troops; U.N. Talks Set At Soviet Behest
Johnson Charges Red Plotters Took Over Dominican Uprising; Increases U.S. Forces To 14,000
U.S. Urges O.A.S. To Send An Inter-American Force Into Dominican Republic
Johnson Urges Congress To Vote $700 Million For War In Vietnam; U.S. Units Widen Dominican Zone
O.A.S. Votes Peace Force; Dominican Truce Signed; U.S. Issues Data On Reds
O.A.S. Recruiting Force To Restore Dominican Peace
Mayor Is Looking For New City Tax That Hurts Least
French Parade Biggest in Europe’s V-E Day
9 Southern Leaders Attack Plan to End School Segregation
U.S. Court Directs State To Hold An Election Nov. 2 Under G.O.P. District Plan
Lindsay, In Shift, Considers Race Against Wagner
Soviet Spaceship Strikes The Moon
Lindsay Says He Will Run Against Wagner To Halt ‘Decline And Fall’ Of City
U.S. Orders Pause In Bombing Raids On North Vietnam
Dominican Junta Fighting Rebels; Truce Plea Fails
Blasts Kill 21 Americans, Hit 40 Planes in Vietnam
U.S. And Dominican Rebels Said To Agree On Regime To Be Led By A Bosch Aide
U.S. Raids North Vietnam After 6-Day Lull Brings No Overture From Hanoi
Dominican Junta Accepts A Truce; Rebels Battered
Signals Imply a ‘Big Bang’ Universe
Colombia Is Placed Under Martial Law After Student Riots
Base 55 Miles From Hanoi Is Hit by U.S. Jet Bombers
U.S. Leads World In Sales Of Arms; Allies Irritated
High Court Voids Mail Law Curbing Red Propaganda
Clay Knocks Out Liston in One Minute; Bout, Like First, Ends in Controversy
Rusk Gives Reds A Stern Warning On Vietnam War
O.A.S. To Disburse Pay To Both Sides In Santo Domingo
Wagner Asserts He May Not Run, Citing Family Duties And Strain; Denies Maneuver To Unite Party
Liberals Hinting Lindsay Support If Mayor Retires
Vietcong Batter Saigon’s forces In Central Region
JUNE
Admirers Mob Kennedy At Memorial to Brother
Governor Signs Bill To Abolish Death Penalty
Astronauts Ready to Start 62-Orbit Space Trip Today
American Floats In Space For 20 Minutes As He And Partner Start 4 Days In Orbit; Fuel Shortage Bars Booster Rendezvous
Gemini Sights Satellite; Pilots, On Quiet 2d Day, Chat With Their Wives
Armed Negro Unit Spreads In South
Gemini To Return Today; Failure Of Its Computer May Alter Re-Entry Plan
2 Astronauts Down Safely After 4 Days; Doctor Finds They Are In Good Condition; Spacecraft Lands 56 Miles From Carrier
Films Show White Afloat, A Brilliant Planet Below
Stocks Hit by False Rumor About President’s Health
Wagner Says He Won’t Run For 4th Term; Divided Democrats Face Primary Battle In September To Pick Lindsay’s Opponent
Saigon’s Premier Resigns, Yielding Rule To Generals
Finding of Blue Galaxies Backs ‘Big Bang’ Theory
U.S. Paratroops Prepare To Join Dongxoai Battle
Portions of 3 U.S. Divisions Reported Going to Vietnam
New Soviet Craft and Crash of U.S. Jet Highlight French Air Show
Saigon Orders Profiteers And Terrorists Executed
27 Heavy Bombers From Guam Hit Vietcong Force In South Vietnam; Wilson Will Lead Peace Mission
Few Casualties Indicated In Raid On Reds By B-52’s
Army Takes Over Algeria In Coup Ousting Ben Bella As A ‘Diabolical Dictator’
Soviet Says China Bars Joint Action To Support Hanoi
House Approves Death Penalty In Assassination
U.S. Jets Attack North Of Hanoi, Near Red China
Kennedy Proposes Treaty To Check Nuclear Spread
Dirksen Says U.S. May Soon Double Force In Vietnam
Terrorists’ Blasts Kill 31 At Floating Cafe in Saigon
Soviet Denounces U.S. As Aggressor At U.N. Ceremony
City Cab Drivers Strike In A Move For Unionization
Liberals Choose Lindsay To Lead A Fusion Ticket; Beame Joins The Contest
U.S. Troops Open First Big Attack Against Vietcong
JULY
Vietcong Raiders Slip Into Danang; Destroy 3 Planes
Profits Of A.T.&T. Now The Highest Of Any Company
Strike Makes U.S. Use Foreign Ships For Arms Cargoes
Screvane Urges A Taxicab ‘Czar’ To End Walkout
Old Glory Howitzer Fire Mark July 4 in Vietnam
Hydrogen Blast Injures 8 In Study Unit at Harvard
Theft of Rights Fund Laid to Selma Cleric
Senate Approves Social Security At The Age Of 60
White Man Is Shot By Negro In Clash In Bogalusa, LA.
State’s Highest Court, 4-3, Bars Electing A Legislature In Fall As Federal Court Had Ordered
U.S. Court Enjoins Bogalusa Police
Heavily Armed State Police Guard Bogalusa Marchers
U.S. Marines Rout Vietcong At Base Close To Danang
U.S. Judges Insist On Fall Election, Void State Ruling
Adlai Stevenson Dies In London Street At 65; Johnson Leads Tribute
First Mars Photo Is Transmitted; Mariner Signals Indicate Planet Lacks A Liquid Core Like Earth’s
Rockefeller Says He Will Run In ’66; Denies Javits Rift
Photos Reveal 600 Miles of Mars Surface
Big Saigon Force Clears Key Road; Reds Hit Bienhoa
Paris Charges U.S. Plane Photographed Atomic Site
Justice Goldberg Taking Stevenson’s Post At U.N.; Delegates Are Surprised
Johnson Starts Sweeping Survey Of Vietnam Role
U.S. Moves Closer To Policy Decision On Vietnam Force
Senate Votes Bill Making U.S. Crime Of Assassination
U.S. Accepts Offer By City To Discuss Water Desalting
Rockefeller Says He He Will Not Seek Presidency In ’68
Mayor and Miss Cavanaugh Wed by Spellman
U.S. Raids 2 Missile Sites In Vietnam, Wrecking One; Johnson To Speak Today
Johnson Orders 50,000 More Men To Vietnam And Doubles Draft; Again Urges U.N. To Seek Peace
U.S. To Increase Military Forces By 330,000 Men
President Signs Medicare Bill; Praises Truman
AUGUST
5 Negroes Beaten in Rights Picketing In Americus, Ga.
Two Churches Bar Civil Rights Groups In Americus Drive
30 B-52s Attack Vietcong Target
Johnson Rejects An All-Out War Or A Withdrawal
President Seeks $1.7 Billion More For Vietnam War
U.S. Says Raid on Oil Base Won’t Hamper Air Strikes
Johnson Signs Voting Rights Bill, Orders Immediate Enforcement: 4 Suits Will Challenge Poll Tax
U.S. Acts Quickly To Enforce Law On Voting Rights
700 at Klan Rally Honor Youth Slain In Americus Strife
Fire Traps 48 in a Titan Silo; 19 Killed, Rest Feared Dead
Voting Officials Sign 1,144 Negroes First Day Of Drive
New Water Rules Drastically Cut Air-Conditioning
New Negro Riots Erupt On Coast; 3 Reported Shot
2,000 Troops Enter Los Angeles On Third Day Of Negro Rioting; 4 Die As Fires And Looting Grow
21 Dead In Los Angeles Riots; 600 Hurt; 20,000 Troops Called; President Condemns Violence
Los Angeles Rioting Is Checked; Troops Hunt Snipers; 31 Are Dead; Policeman Is Slain In Long Beach
Calm Returning To Los Angeles; Death Toll Is 33
Military Pledge to Saigon Is Denied by Eisenhower
U.S. Marines Trap 2,000 Of Vietcong, Kill ‘Hundreds’
U.S. Marines Kill 600 Guerrillas In 2-Day Battle
White Seminarian Slain In Alabama; Deputy Is Charged
Gemini Orbited But A Power Loss Makes 8-Day Mission Uncertain; 2 Astronauts Strive To Continue
Gemini Cleared For 32 Circuits; It May Go 8 Days
U.S. Troop Plane With 71 Crashes Near Hong Kong
Johnson Assailed On Vietnam War By G.O.P. In House
Johnson Orders Military To Construct Spacecraft As A Defense Laboratory
U.S. Urging Hanoi To Join In Showing Wish To Ease War
Astronauts Set For Full 8 Days; Observe Storm
Gemini 6 Prepares Advance Landing Because Of Storm
2 Astronauts End 8-Day Flight Tired But In ‘Wonderful Shape’; Johnson Hails U.S. Space Gains
Glacier Avalanche Buries Scores on Swiss Dam Job
SEPTEMBER
SAC B-52’s Pound 2 Vietcong Bases In South Vietnam
U.S. Aides Confirm Singapore Charge of 1960 C.I.A. Plot
Troops Sent Into Natchez; Negroes Call Off March
Johnson Reports Accord On New Steel Contract After Suggesting Terms
Pulp Sex Novels Thrive as Trade Comes Into Open
U.S. Survey Finds No Economic Peril In Arms Cutback
Indian Troops Drive On Lahore; Pakistan Chutists Raid Punjab; Thant To Fly On A Peace Mission
India Opens 2d Front In Pakistan; Bases In Both Countries Bombed; U.S. Halts Its Arms Aid Programs
Indian Army Widens Push; Pakistani Regime Alerts People To Chutist Drops
Pakistan Reports Drives Into India At Two Points; U.S. Considers Sanctions
U.N. Fails To Get Pakistan Assent For A Cease-Fire
Drive On Vietcong Near Danang Base Is Said To Kill 104
State Study Asks 150 Local Centers For Mentally Ill
State Democrats Propose Funds Now for Retarded
Beame Chosen Over Screvane; O’Connor And Procaccino Win; De Sapio Beaten Again By Koch
Beame Charts Campaign, Seeks To Reunify Party; Lindsay Scores ‘Machine’
China Gives India 3 Days To Abandon Border Posts
Thant Gives Plan For Truce; India Defies Red China
U.N. Is Preparing To Demand Halt In Kashmir War
U.N. Orders Kashmir Foes To End Fight Tomorrow; India Cites China Gunfire
U.S. Air Loss Sets Record For Day In Vietnam War
Pakistan Agrees To A Cease-Fire; India Reports New Air Attack; Thant To Name Observer Team
U.S. Troops Find Hidden Red Arms North Of Saigon
Gromyko Sores U.S. ‘Aggression’ In Three Areas
Ex-Taiwan Aide Reports ’55 U.S. Plot on Chiang
U.S. Catholic Unit Urges A Restudy Of Birth Control
Dormant Volcano Erupts Near Manila; Hundreds Feared Dead Under Lava
Peking Invites Invasion By America and Allies
OCTOBER
Alabama Sheriff’s Aide Acquitted in Rights Death
Indonesia Says Plot To Depose Sukarno Is Foiled By Army Chief; Power Fight Believed Continuing
Sukarno, On Radio, Says He Still Rules Nation; Loyalists Hunt Rebels
Pope Calls For ‘No More War’ As U.N. Goal And Urges Effort To Admit All Nations; Sees Johnson; N.Y. Millions Hail Pontiff
Johnson To Have His Gall Bladder Removed Friday
Johnson Has Busy Day; Enters Hospital Tonight
Georgia Negroes Reject Truce; Whites Beat Youth
Johnson Is ‘Doing Well’ After 2-Hour Operation To Remove Gall Baldder
News Guild Ends Strike At Times On The 25th Day
Hanoi Battalions Face Entrapment By Big Joint Force
Klansman Is Arrested After Attack on Negro Cameraman in Georgia
150,000 Reserves Ordered By Army To Speed Training
December Draft Of 45,224 Biggest Since Korean War
A Rasputin Assassin Is Here to Sue C.B.S.
10,000 in City Parade Join World Protest on Vietnam
U.S Investigating Antidraft Groups
Draft Protester Is Seized By F.B.I. for Burning Card
Klan Head Balks At 73 Questions As Inquiry Opens
White Supremacist Jurors Approved in Liuzzo Trial
Auto Union Backs Johnson On Policy in Vietnam War
Klansman Freed In Liuzzo Killing
Rockefeller Seeks State Fund To Aid Victims Of Crime
South’s Negroes Slow To Register; U.S. Help Sought
Agena Shot Fails; Rendezvous Trip Of Gemini Put Off
Draft Expected To Call Students And Married Men
Vietcong Mortars Wreck 20 Aircraft at U.S. Bases
Pope Paul Promulgates Five Council Documents, One Absolving The Jews
6 G.I’s Killed in Vietnam By Gunfire From Own Side
48 Vietnamese Die In a Bombing Error
NOVEMBER
Johnson, Angry, Moves To Retain Aluminum Price
City Will Elect A Mayor Today; Heavy Vote Due
Lindsay Beats Beame In A Close Race; O’Connor And Procaccino Both Win; State Senate Is G.O.P.; Hughes Victor
Lindsay Confers With Wagner; Johnson Pledges Help To City; ’66 Governorship Race Shaping
De Gaulle To Run; Warns Of A Crisis If He Loses Office
Russians Abstain In Kashmir Vote; Big Powers Split
U.S. And Castro Agree To Start Refugee Airlift
G.I.’s Battle Foe West Of Pleim; Missile Sites Hit
58 Feared Dead As Jet Crashes Near Cincinnati
Power Failure Snarls Northeast; 800,000 Are Caught In Subways Here; Autos Tied Up, City Gropes In Dark
City Slowly Recovering From Blackout; Wagner Urges Restraint In Use Of Power – Aluminum Producers Cancel Price Rises, Bowing to U.S.
Rhodesia Asserts Independence; Britain Decries Act As Treason And Applies Economic Sanctions
F.A.A. Finds No Pattern In 3 Recent 727 Crashes
91 Lost, 459 Saved On Cruise Ship As It Burns And Sinks Off Nassau; Many Have To Jump Into The Sea
Rockefeller Asks State Colleges In Five Boroughs
Hanoi Offer In ’64 To Discuss Peace Rejected By U.S.
U.S. Units Pull Out After Killing 637
U.S. Acts To Sell Stockpile Copper To Ease Shortage
U.S. Casualties Strewn Over Vietnamese Valley After Fierce Battle
Margaret Unperturbed by Boycott at U.N.
Head Of City University, Dean And 2 College Chiefs Quit In Feud With Board
Nixon Views Vietnam War As Major Issue in ’68 Vote
Clay Knocks Out Patterson in the 12th And Keeps Heavyweight Championship
Lindsay Selects A Negro To Head Fire Department
G.I. Vietnam Toll Is 240 For Week, Heaviest Of War
Vietnam Casts a Shadow As Nation Gives Thanks
Treasures Stolen From Museum in Vatican
5,000 A-Warheads Stored For NATO, M’Namara Says
City Income Tax Of 2% Proposed By Wagner Panel
M’Namara Finds Hanoi’s Build-Up Means Long War
DECEMBER
Two Freed G.I.’s Say US Should Quit Vietnam
Thant Rebuffed By Hanoi Regime On Peace Talks
Jury in Alabama Convicts White in Negro’s Slaying
Jury in Alabama Convicts Klansman in Liuzzo Case
Gemini 7 Team Is Orbited For A Flight Of 2 Weeks And Rendezvous In Space
Reserve Board Raises Bank Rate; Johnson Scores ‘Independent’ Act; U.S. Asks Cuts In Dollar Outflow
Interest Rates Increase In Wake Of Board Action Stocks Fall, But Recover
Kosygin Says U.S. Policy Foments War And Forces Soviet Arms Budget Rise
Bundy Quits White House To Head Ford Foundation
Mikoyan Resigns; Podgorny Named Soviet President
Selma Jury Frees 3 in Rights Killing Of Boston Cleric
Marines Battle Huge Enemy Unit In Quangtin Area
Gemini 6 Misfires on Pad but Will Try Again
G.O.P. Finds Rising Peril Of ‘Endless’ Vietnam War
President To Ask A $60 Billion Fund For Defense In ’67
Two Geminis Fly 6 To 10 Feet Apart In Man’s First Space Rendezvous; Crews, Face To Face, Talk By Radio
Gemini 6 In Perfect Splashdown After Its Historic Rendezvous; Gemini 7 Has Fuel-Cell Trouble
U.S. Is Studying A Hanoi ‘Feeler’ For Peace Talk
Gemini 7’s Pilots Return From Record 14-Day Trip; Both Reported Healthy
De Gaulle Wins French Runoff With 54.7% Vote
U.S. Spray Planes Destroy Rice in Vietcong Area
6 U.S. Planes Lost; Plant Again Raided Outside Haiphong
U.S. And Vietnam Order A 30-Hour Holiday Truce, But Alert Will Continue
Draft Seeking to Tap Pool Of 2 Million Rejected Men
11 Killed In Fires In Newark Hotel And A Tenement
Vietnam Truce Is Ended; Allies Resume Operations After Vietcong Attacks
Plane Lands On George Washington Bridge
A Hanoi Response To Pause In Raids Is Sought By U.S.
U.S. Tells North Vietnam Lull Is A Peace Overture; Vietcong Offer 2d Truce
Harriman Goes To Poland And Goldberg Visits Pope In Major U.S. Peace Drive
Pension Aid Spurs A Record Exodus Of U.S. Employees
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