JANUARY
Transit Strike Apparently On; Lindsay, On First Day In Office, Outlines An Emergency Plan
Subways And Buses Halted By Strike; Lindsay Appeals For A Curb On Travel; Inaugural Asks Fight For A Better City
Lindsay Insist All Workers Stay Home Unless Essential; New Quill Offer Is Rejected
Quill Held In Contempt, Faces Jail Today; Transit Strike Keeps Millions At Home; Travel Jammed In Evening; Economy Hurt
Quill Jailed, Falls Ill, Taken To Hospital; 2d Team Continues Strike, Enters Talks; Traffic Worsens, Stifling City’s Economy
Lindsay Sees ‘Movement’ In Transit Talks, But Finds Gap Still Wide After New Offers
Johnson Sends Wirtz To Transit Parley After Lindsay Asks Aid In Ending Strike; City Is Choked By Its ‘Longest Rush Hour’
Transit Board Seeks $322,00-A-Day Fine And Rejects Freeing Of 9 Union Leaders; State Obtains U.S. Aid To Small Business
Strike Talks Show Gain; Lindsay Strives For End Of Tie-Up By Tomorrow
Lindsay Moves Parleys On Transit To City Hall; Traffic Rules Altered
Mayor Demands End To Strike, Denounces Union As ‘Lawless’; T.W.U. Aide Charges ‘Nonsense’
Strike Deadlock Holds; Mediators Will Suggest Ways To Resolve Dispute
Transit Strike Accord Is Reached; Service Expected To Resume Today – Johnson Asks Domestic Reform, Stands Firm on Vietnam
Johnson Deplores Strike Pact For Exceeding U.S. Guideposts; Rockefeller To Aid On 15c Fare
Wirtz Declares Lindsay Ignored T.W.U.-Pay Advice
U.S. Diplomats Confer With South Vietnamese Leader
Neighbors Boycott Grocer Who Helped Policemen in Bronx
Rockefeller Says He Can’t Give City 600-Million More
Vietnam Premier Hints Of Attempt To Topple Regime
Many Nations Ask U.S. To Continue Pause In Bombing
Distillers Win Right To Set Retail Prices Despite State Policy
Vietnam Build-Up To 400,000 Troops Expected In Year
Democrats Scrap Alabama Slogan In Bid To Negroes
China Reported Sending MIG-21’s To Assist Hanoi
$112.8-Billion Budget Adds To Spending For Defense And ‘Great Society’ Goals
President Gives Congress A Hint Lull Is Near End
Rusk Says Some Officials Profit From Aid to Saigon
Johnson Expects Gains In Economy To Continue In ’66
Ho Chi Minh Calls Peace Bids By U.S. ‘Impudent Threat’
Pontiff Suggests U.N. Arbitration In Vietnam War
Raids On North Vietnam Resumed By U.S. Planes As 37-Day Pause Is Ended
FEBRUARY
Johnson Asks U.N. To Summon A Vietnam Peace Conference As Bombing In North Resumes
Security Council Weighs Vietnam; Defers Vote On U.S. Agenda Item; Hanoi Bars Any U.N. Intervention
U.N. Council Will Debate U.S. Proposal On Vietnam; Jordan Casts Key Ballot
Soviet Achieves A Soft Landing On Moon; British Say Craft Is Sending TV Pictures
Johnson To Fly To Hawaii To Meet Saigon Leaders For 3-Day Review Of War
U.S. Reveals Sale Of Patton Tanks To Israeli Army
Moscow Reports Mission Of Moon Station Is Ended
Johnson-Ky Talks Begin With Accord On Reforms As A Key To Winning War
Humphrey To Visit Saigon To Study Reform Efforts Decided Upon In Honolulu
Welfare Workers, Fearful of Attacks, Bar Harlem Visits
Kennan Bids U.S. ‘Dig In’ And Await Talks In Vietnam
President Sees No Need To Call Reserves Soon
Hanoi Discloses Faction In Party Opposes Long War
Humphrey Gives Thais A Pledge Of U.S. Firmness
Millions May Starve In India Despite Aid, House Panel Hears
Pentagon Sees Long War Leading to a U.S. Victory
Johnson Tells Educators U.S. Must Stay in Vietnam
U.S. Grants India $100-Million Loan
Rusk Says Peace Of World Is Issue In Vietnam War
Kennedy Bids U.S. Offer Vietcong A Role In Saigon
Humphrey Scores Kennedy’s Plan On Vietcong Role
Bar Group Finds U.S. War Policy Legal Under U.N.
Britain to Cut Overseas Forces a Third; Admiral Quits Over Plan to Buy F-111
McNamara Hints Call-Up Of Reservists for Vietnam
Design Unveiled for National Shrine on Ellis Island
U.S. And Vietnam Draw War Plans For 3 To 7 Years
Johnson Appoints Negro Economist To Reserve Board
Humphrey Scores Vietcong As Unfit To Share In Rule
MARCH
Gemini 9 Pilots Killed as Jets Hit Building Where Capsules Are Made
Congress Passes $4.8-Billion Fund For Vietnam War
M’Namara Adding 30,000 In Vietnam; Denies U.S. Strain
Lindsay Offers Income Tax Plan, Asks 50% Increase In Stock Levy; Exchange Threatens To Quit City
Second Jet Down in Japan With 130; 64 Killed in Earlier Crash in Tokyo
U.S. Marines Fight Big Northern Unit On Vietnam Coast
Rockefeller Moves To Make New Jobs By Aid To Business
Schools in South Ordered To Desegregate Faculties
Senate Approves Benefits For All Aged 70 Or More
U.S. Will Permit Scholars To Visit Communist China
Malcolm X Jury Finds 3 Guilty
Sukarno Yields Powers To Army To Curb Unrest; Communist Party Banned
41 Governors Back Policy Of President on Vietnam
Indonesian Army Told To Wipe Out Communist Party
China Denounces Humphrey Offer As ‘Kiss Of Judas’
New Riot in Watts Kills 2, Injures 25; 200 Police Quiet Negro Teen-Agers
Gemini 8 Crew Is Forced Down In Pacific After Successful Linkup With Satellite; Spacemen Picked Up After 3 Hours In Sea
Wholesale Prices In Sharpest Rise Since Korean War
Pope Eases Intermarriage Rules
Gemini 8 Mishap Traced By NASA To Short Circuit
Experts On China Urge U.S. To Seek A Peking Accord
High Court Rules Ads Can Be Proof Of Obscene Work
G.M. Apologizes for Harassment of Critic
Peking Declares It Will Boycott Soviet Congress
Lindsay Tells City Council He Backs Strong Bill to Fight Air Pollution
Mrs. Gandhi Confers With de Gaulle in Paris Stopover en Route to U.S.
U.S. Marines Land To Protect Ships On Saigon River
State’s Investigators Seek Forced Care for Addicts
13 Mississippi Klansmen Seized in Negro’s Death
Mrs. Gandhi Sympathetic To U.S. Stand in Vietnam
Forced Care For Addicts Is Approved by Assembly
APRIL
British Labor Sweep Gives Wilson A Clear Mandate; Majority Above 100 Likely
U.S. Defers Trips By Congressmen To South Vietnam
H-Bomb Cleanup in Spain a Big Task
Ky Says Troops Will Go To Danang To Restore Order
Ky Goes To Danang With A Regiment To Reassert Rule
Mississippi Police Rout 1,000 Negroes With Gas and Clubs
F.D.A. Head Urges Drug Producers To Curb Abuses
H-Bomb Is Recovered Intact After 80 Days
Hughes To Sell His T.W.A. Stock
U.N. Council Backs British On Halting Oil Ships By Force
Buddhists Warn Regime In Saigon Civil War Is Near
First Stones Placed At Permanent Site Of Kennedy Grave
Steady B-52 Jet Bombing Of North Vietnam Likely
Saigon’s Junta Agrees To Hold Early Election
Cigarette Racket Is Linked To Mafia By Tax Officials
Mayor Submits Record Budget Of $4.61-Billion
4,000 Foes of War March Two Hours Around Times Sq.
U.S. Jets Strike 2 Missile Sites In Hanoi Vicinity
Ford Recalls 30,000 Of Its 1966 Models To Check Breakline
State Senate, 41-19, Votes To Forbid Busing of Pupils
M’Namara Sees Harder Fighting In Vietnam Soon
Big Battle Rages In South Vietnam, First Since Crisis
Johnson Bids U.S. Remain Steadfast On Vietnam Issue
14 NATO Countries Agree On Reform; Keep Integration
C.I.A.: Maker of Policy, or Tool?
Flying Ball of Fire In the Evening Sky Awes the Northeast
Missiles Fired by U.S. Jet Down MIG-21 Near China
Pennsy And N.Y. Central Win Approval Of Merger; The New Haven Included
President Alone to Decide On Pursuit of Red Planes
Bomb Parts Rushed by U.S. To Ease Vietnam Shortage
MAY
U.S. Toll Of MIG’s Continues To Rise As Air War Grows
Soviet Calls U.S. Cruel In Vietnam
McNamara Predicts Rise In U.S. Forces in Vietnam
Wife Of Wallace Wins In Alabama; Negro Vote Heavy
Split Negro Vote In Alabama Eases Fears Of Whites
U.S. Asks Court To Declare Baker Winner In Selma
Inflationary Trend Shown In Job Rate and in Prices
President Urges U.N. Pact To Keep Moon Open To All
4 Main Rail Links To Hanoi Severed By Raids, U.S. Says
Red China Explodes Device Viewed as Step to H-Bomb
L.I.R.R. Struck in Dispute on Drinking; 8,000 Rush-Hour Passengers Delayed
Barcelona Police Beat 100 Priests
75% Of Taxis Idle, But Strike Impact On Public Is Light
150 at City College Take Over Building In Protest on Draft
Ky Forces Fight Dissident Units, Occupy Danang
Ky Forces Hold Danang; Buddhists Fear Civil War; U.S. Appeals For Accord
U.S. Irked by Ky’s Action But Hopes He Can Survive
Fulbright Panel Votes For A Role In Policing C.I.A.
M’Namara Urges Two-Year Service For All U.S. Youth
White House Bars Draft Of Youths For Civilian Duty
Morhouse Found Guilty In Playboy Bribery Case
Johnson Appeals For Unity In War; Ky’s Forces Gain
Dissidents Yield To Ky In Danang, Surrender Arms
64 Child Clinics Closed By Tie-Up Of Public Nurses
Thant Asks Talks By All Concerned In Vietnam War
Tear Gas Blocks Saigon Marches By The Buddhists
President Terms White Supremacy In Africa Odious
Dr. King Criticizes Negro Sepratist
Nun’s Fiery Death In Hue Sets Off Clash In Saigon
NASA Chief Urges Space Planning Now For Post-Moon Era
Surveyor Heads for Soft Moon Landing
JUNE
Student Mob in Hue Burns American Consular Office
Surveyor Makes A Soft Landing On Moon And Sends Back Photographs Of Surface
Nun Dies By Fire As Sixth Suicide In Anti-Ky Drive
Loose Shield Blocks Gemini Docking
Gemini Postpones A ‘Walk’ In Space; Docking Canceled
Cernan Floats 2 Hours in Space
Gemini 9 Lands Safely Nears Bullseye
U.S. Plans a Vietnam Drive Using 100,000 More G.I.’s
Buddhist Begins A Fast To Protest U.S. ‘Colonialism’
2 Top Buddhists Making Efforts To Mollify U.S.
Congressman Links Fatal XB-70 Flight To Publicity for G.E.
G.I. Who Refused to Bear Arms in Vietnam Gets Year
Medicare Spurs Vast Revisions In U.S. Hospitals
High Court Puts New Curb On Powers Of The Police To Interrogate Suspects
Two-Stage Tear-Gas Canisters Are Used in Saigon
U.S. To Pull Out Air Force Units Based In France
20 Marines Thwart A Six-Hour Attack By 400 Against Hill
Saigon Policeman Is Slain On the 6th Day of Rioting
Raborn Replaced As C.I.A. Director By A Career Man
Air Force Plans A Giant Missile to Thwart Radar
High Court Backs Driver Blood Test For Drunkenness
Philadelphia, Miss., Whites And Negroes Trade Shots
Ky Troops Storm Saigon Compound Of Buddhist Foes
15 in Klan Indicted In a Negro Slaying
Accord By Dr. King Angers Marchers
Meredith Leads the March On Eve of Rally in Jackson
12,000 End Rights March to Jackson
Dodd, On Stand, Denise Charges Of Misconduct
Silverman Winns Surrogate Race, Bolstering Kennedy’s Party Role; Weiss-Farbstein Primary Disputed
U.S., Extending Bombing, Raids Hanoi And Haiphong Outskirts; Cites Reds’ Dispersal Of Fuel
JULY
President Vows To Press Punishing Of Aggressors; Hanoi Area Bombed Again
Council Votes Income Tax After Albany’s Approval’ Medicaid’s Scope Reduced
‘Tactical’ French A-Bomb Exploded at Pacific Atoll
Kennedy Fears Airs Strikes May Delay Peace Efforts
Fare Goes To 20c; Democrats Urge A Tax Reduction
Wilkins Says Black Power Leads Only to Black Death
Humphrey Backs N.A.A.C.P. In Fight On Black Racism
5 Major Airlines Face Shutdown In Strike Today
Strike Against 5 Airlines Ties Up Travel And Mail; Talks Will Resume Today
2 Klansmen Given 10-Year Maximum In U.S. Rights Case
Dr. King and CORE Chief Act to Heal Rights Breach
New Police Board Has Two Negroes And Puerto Rican
Negro Gangs Attack Police And Loot Chicago Stores
Record Hot Spell Lingers At 101 degrees; Death Rate Rises
Armed Negroes Fight The Police In Chicago Riots
Troops Restoring Order In Chicago Negro Ghetto; 2 Dead, 57 Hurt In Rioting
Suspect Seized in Chicago In Slaying of Eight Nurses
Saigon Takes Reins Of C.I.A.’s School For Propaganda
Gemini Docks With Agena And Then Joined Vehicles Rocket Into Higher Orbit
Astronaut Opens Hatch, Stands Up to Take Photos
Wilson Slashes Spending In Move To Rescue Pound; Taxes Up, Pay Curb Urged
Brooklyn Sniper Kills Negro Boy In Race Disorder
1,000 Policemen Move In To Stem Brooklyn Unrest
Johnson Asserts Riots By Negroes Impede Reforms
Troops Relax, Too, as a Sunday Calm Returns to Cleveland’s Riot Area
Rights Bill Wins First House Test By Close Margin
City Starts Narcotics Plan To Turn Tide of Addiction
Democratic Nominee Held In Plot to Fix Bronx Case
U-2 Misses Florida Turn, Flies to Panama, Vanishes
Airline Accord Reached After Johnson Steps In; Union Votes Tomorrow
15 in Bronx Home Are Held Hostage By Fleeing Gunman
AUGUST
Machinists Reject Airline Accord, Defy Johnson And Union Leaders; Congress Preparing To Act Today
Sniper in Texas U.Tower Kills 12, Hits 33; Wife, Mother Also Slain; Police Kill Him
Johnson Urges Gun Curbs To Prevent New ‘Tragedy’
The Unspent $10-Million: City’s Poor Are Losers
White House Sees Steel Price Rises As Inflationary
Rock Hits Dr. King As Whites Attack March In Chicago
Luci Johnson Wed to Patrick Nugent in Catholic Shrine
7 U.S. Planes Lost In North Vietnam, Most In Any Day
Politicians See War Issue Hurting Democrats in Fall
Civil Rights Bill Passed By House In Vote Of 259-157
Johnson Hails Rights Bill As ‘Milestone’ for Justice
City Finds Price of Food Is Highest in Poor Areas
Senate Unit Asks Reserve Call-Up For Vietnam War
Police in Chicago Clash With Whites After 3 Marches
Accord Reached In Airline Tie-Up; Union Will Vote
Shouts and Hissing Disrupt Hearing on Americans’ Aid to Vietcong
Katzenbach Warns Senate 30 to 40 Cities Face Riots
Johnson Weighs Civilian Service As Draft Option
Air Strike Ended After Six Weeks; Union Votes Pact
Cairo Editor Gets Life As A ‘U.S. Spy’
Dr. King and 500 Jeered In 5-Mile Chicago March
Kennedy to Stump Nation At Urging of Candidates
M’Namara Plans To ‘Salvage’ 40,000 Rejected In Draft
Negroes Expected To Make Up 30% Of Draft ‘Salvage’
How the Earth Looks From the Moon
Housing Pact Set, Dr. King Calls Off Chicago Marches
President Moves To Include Banks In Hiring Bias Ban
Strategists See Need In Vietnam For 600,000 G.I.’s
City Starts Serving Scofflaw Warrants In Drive on 600,000
President Says U.S. Can’t Ignore Chinese Threats
SEPTEMBER
De Gaulle Terms U.S. Pullout Key To Vietnam Peace
De Gaulle Holds U.S. Would Gain If It Quit Vietnam
De Gaulle Stand Irks U.S. Officials
Negroes In Poll Ask More Police
U. of Pennsylvania Drops Secret Research for U.S.
President Offers To Set A Pullout After Hanoi Does
Verwoerd Is Slain By An Assassin In The South African Parliament; Killer, White, Is Subdued By M.P.’s
Roosevelt Agrees To Run For Governor As Liberal; Democrats Pick O’Connor
Johnson Acts Against Inflation By Asking Congress To Suspend Tax Credit Granted To Business
Pessimism Grows In White House Over Rights Bill
Clay Stops Mildenbereger; Emerson Upset in Tennis
Chinese Synthesize Insulin, German Scientists Confirm
Gemini, In Its First Orbit, Docks With Agena Target In A 94-Minute Maneuver
Astronaut Curtails Space ‘Walk’
Astronauts Soar 850 Miles, Spin Tethered With Agena
Big Marine Force Lands In Vietnam Near Buffer Zone
New Metropolitan Opera House Opens in a Crescendo of Splendor
A Marine Platoon Finds the Enemy – And a Fight
Civil Rights: A Turning Point
Rights Bill Dies As Closure Fails
White Principal Restored To Post In Harlem I.S. 201
U.S. Sets Ceilings On Interest Rate Paid On Savings
U.S. Offers To Stop Raids In North If Hanoi Pledges It Also Will De-Escalate
$1.3-Million Bail Frees 13 Of Mafia
124 Dead in Japan In Two Typhoons; Winds 202 M.P.H.
War Is Top Issue In Primary Fight Here Tomorrow
Hanoi Move Hinted if U.S. Sets a Pullout Timetable
New Haven Lease Sought By State And Connecticut To Assure Commuter Runs
Racial Violence Breaks Out Again In San Francisco
House To Inquire Into Guidelines For Integrations
OCTOBER
House Votes Halt Of Tax Incentives To Curb Inflation
Mafia Figure Held In Airport Assault On an F.B.I. Agent
300 Ibo Tribesmen Killed By Troops And Nigerian Mob
G.O.P. Will Press Racial Disorders As Election Issue
Senate Approves Antipoverty Bill; $746-Million Cut
Texas Court Voids Ruby’s Conviction In Oswald Death
Hanoi Is Said to Insist U.S. End Bombing Before Talks
Johnson Acts To Improve U.S. Ties To East Europe; Says Troop Cut Would Aid
G.O.P. Threatened In South by Loss Of Backlash Vote
Dr. King Weighing Plan to Repudiate ‘Black Power’ Bloc
Pope Turns Down Cardinal Spellman’s Offer to Resign
President To Seek A 10% Benefit Rise In Social Security
Bank in Detroit Insolvent; Biggest Failure Since ’30’s
Johnson Rejects Unilateral Pause In Bombing By U.S.
Senate Puts Off Early Increase In Social Security
Soviet Calls U.S. ‘Deluded’ In Hope For New Ties Now
Arab Boycott Challenging Major U.S. Corporations
Johnson Stresses Unity On Vietnam In Hawaii Speech
12 Dead: The Department’s Worst Fire
250 Negroes Riot And Beat Teachers; Oakland School Shut
Tax Rise if Inflation Grows Is Urged by Johnson Panel
131, Mostly Children, Lost in Welsh Slag-Pile Slide
Tax Bill Is Passed As 89th Congress Ends Its Session
Kennedy Deplores Racism Of a ‘Few’ Negro Leaders
Grenada, Miss., Jails 200 at Negro Rally
U.S. And Allies Pledge To Leave South Vietnam Within 6 Months After Hanoi Abandons The War
The President Salutes American Fighting Men in Person on Secret Trip to Vietnam
Red China Says A-Bomb Borne By Guided Missile Exploded On Test Target
U.S. Asserts Test Does Does Not Advance Peking Timetable
President Warns China Of Danger In Nuclear Race
20 Right-Wingers Arrested In State In Weapons Plot
NOVEMBER
Bail Set for 19 Here In Alleged Fire Plot By Minutemen Unit
Autopsy Photos Put In Archives By The Kennedys
Rockefeller Links 4 City Democrats To Liquor Scheme
Titan Rocket Hurls Dummy Laboratory Into Orbit of Earth
A Judge Indicted Over Shakedown On Liquor Permit
Minutemen Accused Of Having Informer Among State Police
Vote Tomorrow Expected To Set Off-Year Record
G.O.P. Is Expected To Add Strength In Voting Today
Rockefeller Wins; Police Board Out; Wide G.O.P. Gains Extend Into South; Reagan, Case And Percy Are Elected
G.O.P. Finds ’68 Outlook Brighter As It Counts Election Successes: Gain Of 47 In House, 8 Governors
U.S. Will Train Negroes In South to Cut Migration
Gemini Links Up With Its Target; Orbit Boost Off
Astronaut Rides 2 1/2 Hours In Open; Eclipse Is Filmed
G.I.’s Dug In on Hill Survive 500-Round Mortar Attack
Catholic Bishops Say U.S. Coerces Poor Over Births
Last Of Geminis Splashes Down Close to Target
President Well After Surgery; Polyp Is Benign
U.S. Court Bars Georgia Election By Legislature
U.S. Would Favor A Holiday Truce, But Not Long One
Romney Attacks Rockefeller Plan On 1968 Strategy
Romney Endorses G.O.P. Consensus As A Principle
House Chief’s Back Warren Commission As Criticism Grows
M’Namara Hopes to Cut Troop Need A Third Next Year
Smog Here Nears The Danger Point; Patients Warned
Smog Emergency Called For City; Relief Expected
Smog Swept Away By Cool Air Mass; Emergency Ended
Study Urges City To Ease Its Rules On School Hiring
Romney Attacked Goldwater Race As Keyed To South
U.N. Defeats Move To Seat Red China And Oust Taiwan
DECEMBER
Orbiter 2 Transmits Spectacular Close-up of Moon
5,000 at Berkeley Boycott Classes; Police Are Scored
S.E.C. Says Mutual Funds Charge ‘Excessive’ Fees; Asks Congress For Curbs
Vietcong Attack Saigon’s Airport And A U.S. Billet
Rhodesia Rejects Terms For Ending Of Rebellion; Britain Asks U.N. To Act
Johnson To Seek $9-Billion More For Vietnam War
Pearl Harbor Rites Viewed by Pilot Who Led Raid
Treaty To Bar Space War By Exclusion Of Weapons Agreed Upon At The U.N.
Tuskegee Students Riot Over Acquittal In Negro’s Slaying
Vietcong Step Up Terrorist Action In Area Of Saigon
Defense Spending Expected To Slow Its Rise Next Year
Hoffa Conviction Upheld In Jury Tampering Case
Soviet Says U.S. Bombed Residential Areas of Hanoi
Mrs. Kennedy Will Seek an Injunction To Block Book About the Assassination
Kennedy Book Fight Prompting Feelers To Avoid Court Test
Illinois Village Gets Giant U.S. Atom Project
Mrs. Kennedy and Look Consult in Book Dispute
Manchester Defends Book And Denies Breaking Faith
Parents Disrupt School Hearing, Then Start Sit-In
Nevada Is Shaken By a Nuclear Test; Radiation Held In
Kennedys Reach Accord With Look On Serialization
Fifth of City Pupils Found 2 Years Behind in Reading
U.S. Keeps Forces On Alert As Truce Begins In Vietnam
125 Die in Vietnam As Cargo Airliner Plows Into Village
Mao Marks 73d Birthday, His Goals Still Eluding Him
C.C.N.Y. Unit says Graduate Program Weakens Teaching
Federal Reserve Lets Banks Widen Business Lending
Saigon’s Attacking Force In Delta Is Put at 6,000
Planning Board Asks Big Outlays In Ghetto Areas
A.E.C. Hints China Tested ‘Dirty’ 3-Stage Atom Bomb
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