many miners heavily armed; planes drop leaflets urging end of strike and release of hostages

BOLIVIA STRIKERS ROUTED BY POLICE; 2,000 Are Dispersed by Tear Gas and Rifle Butts -- Two Aircraft Dive at Them BOLIVIA STRIKERS ROUTED BY POLICE

Security Council rejects USSR motion to condemn US and call for immediate withdrawal; USSR had demanded vote; charged Council awaited Imbert actions; Mayobre repts truce generally effective

SOVIET REBUFFED BY U.N. COUNCIL; Resolution to Condemn Role of U.S. in the Dominican Republic Is Rejected SOVIET REBUFFED BY U.N. COUNCIL

Bunker tells OAS that US will withdraw 1,700 troops, to be replaced by Latin-Amer units in joint command headed by Brazilian; Honduras, Nicaragua, CR and US propose Mora work out details; ask pol orientation for OAS force and mandate to restore peace; US stresses refusal to allow junta troops through US-held positions to attack rebels; US officials reptdly now fear Imbert plans right-wing dictatorship; hint hemisphere will not recognize such a govt; urge coalition in view of wide popular support for rebels

U.S. TO WITHDRAW 1,700 FROM FORCE IN SANTO DOMINGO; Brazil Offers 1,250 Troops to O.A.S. and Is to Direct New Joint Command

truce takes effect; UN mediators and rebels hope for extension; sporadic fighting continues; chancellor Benitez arrives to conf with Caamano on Johnson behalf; progress reptd in Bundy talks with Guzman; Caamano, in pro-US gesture, stresses Dominican anti-Communism, s, rally

Mediators and Rebels Ask Longer Dominican Truce; MEDIATORS URGE TRUCE EXTENSION

Bourguiba, charging Arab policy is based on sentiment rather than means, asks why Nasser does not go to war with Israel now

Bourguiba Extends Attack on Nasser; BOURGUIBA WARNS ARABS ON LEAGUE

Colombia Is Placed Under Martial Law After Student Riots; Colombia Orders Martial Law After Widespread Student Riots

40-50 persons suspected of plot arrested; most are RC; include 5 jr officers; Phan Huy Quat makes frequent radio talks to reassure pub; confs with Amb Taylor

Saigon Arrests 40 In Anti-Regime Plot; SAIGON SEIZES 40 IN COUP ATTEMPT

US Appeals Ct unanimously bars use of confessions as evidence in criminal trials if police fail to advise suspect, before taking confession, of right to counsel and right to remain silent, A Russo and F Bisignano murder case; attys hold decision 1 of most far-reaching in criminal law history, going beyond Sup Ct June '64 decision in D Escobedo case; ruling is binding on all state and Fed cts in NJ, Penna and Del; if retroactive will open way for retrial of all cases decided wholly or in part on basis of confessions

2 MURDER CASES UPSET ON APPEAL OVER CONFESSIONS; Decision by 3 U.S. Judges Widens Curbs on Police Set by Supreme Court

fleet owners reject citywide NLRB election; Wagner orders NYC Labor Dept to hold election, says it will be an expression of opinion, not binding; 14,000 drivers and shop employes who work at least 3 days a wk eligible to vote

City to Conduct Vote On Cabmen's Union; CITY TO CONDUCT TAXI UNION VOTE

closure petition filed; signed by 38 Sens headed by Mansfield and Dirksen; only 16 signatures were needed; petition filed by Sen Hart; Sen approves Dirksen request that 62 pending amendments be qualified under rules

CLOSURE IS ASKED IN RIGHTS DEBATE; VOTE DUE TUESDAY; 38 Senators Sign Petition That Required Only 16 -- Proponents Confident

Beame repeats opposition to borrowing, press conf

BEAME ANNOUNCES HE WILL RUN AGAIN; Stresses He Is a Democrat but Is Silent on Question of Joining Lindsay

New RC textbooks distributed in US parochial schools portray positive image of Jews and reject principle of collective Jewish quilt for the Crucifixion of Jesus, reflecting spirit of declaration; books stress Jewishness of Jesus and have Hebrew captions and illus; example illus

Catholic Books Stress Jewishness of Jesus; School Texts Portray Him as Living by the Hebraic Law

all fountains except those at World's Fair ordered shut, even those which recirculate water; illus

Save-Water Ruling: Turn Off Fountains; Some Fountains, but Not All, Have Stopped Flowing FOUNTAINS IN CITY ORDERED SHUT OFF

WITH ROYALIST ARMY, in Northeast Yemen, May 5 -- After 30 months of intermittent and inconclusive battles the Yemeni royalists, supplied from Saudi Arabia, have seized the initiative against the republican and Egyptian troops in Yemen.  

Yemen Royalists Take the Offensive Against Egyptian Troops

Govt arrests mil security chief Col Tran Van Chinh, offers $30,000 reward for information leading to arrest of alleged chief plotter Col Pham Ngoc Thao; says rebel officers had planned to kill or abduct Phan Huy Quat, kidnap Brig Gen Nguyen Chanh Thi and Nguyen Cao Ky

Military Security Chief Held

USSR leadership shows signs of increasing disillusionment with Johnson; compares him unfavorably with Kennedy and F D Roosevelt; Communist party sec Podgorny condemns him by name

SOVIET'S ATTACKS ON JOHNSON GROW; His Action Contrasted With Kennedy's and Roosevelt's

Quaison-Sackey in Hungary

Bienhoa Deaths Put at 27

mob of 3,000 attacks US consulate, Surabaya, tears down fence, raises Indonesian flag, plasters anti-Amer signs on bldg

U.S. East Java Consulate Attacked by Indonesians

MOSCOW, May 21 -- Ambassador, Yosef Tekoah of Israel was accused today by Izvestia, the Soviet Government newspaper, of having "insulted the human dignity and religious feelings" of Soviet Jews.  

MOSCOW ACCUSES ISRAELI OF INSULT; Izvestia Says Envoy Offends Feelings of Soviet Jews

Four Cutters Off to Vietnam

To attend scientific conf, Denmark, and receive N Bohr Internatl Gold Medal, Denmark

Kapitsa, Soviet Physicist, Is Going to Copenhagen

comment on Ben Gurion's bid for return to power and his conflict with Eshkol; rift centers on Eshkol move to align Mapai with Achdut Avodah, labor party, and Ben Gurion's efforts to reopen Lavon case

Ben-Gurion vs. Eshkol; Ex-Premier's Bid to Regain Power Puts Israeli Politics in an Uproar

China calls US halt in bombing 'war blackmail,'

China Calls Bombing Halt 'War Blackmail' by the U.S.

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May 22, 1965

Headlines from May 22, 1965

BOLIVIA STRIKERS ROUTED BY POLICE; 2,000 Are Dispersed by Tear Gas and Rifle Butts -- Two Aircraft Dive at Them BOLIVIA STRIKERS ROUTED BY POLICE

SOVIET REBUFFED BY U.N. COUNCIL; Resolution to Condemn Role of U.S. in the Dominican Republic Is Rejected SOVIET REBUFFED BY U.N. COUNCIL

U.S. TO WITHDRAW 1,700 FROM FORCE IN SANTO DOMINGO; Brazil Offers 1,250 Troops to O.A.S. and Is to Direct New Joint Command

Mediators and Rebels Ask Longer Dominican Truce; MEDIATORS URGE TRUCE EXTENSION

Bourguiba Extends Attack on Nasser; BOURGUIBA WARNS ARABS ON LEAGUE

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

The Sound Of Music

Introducing Herman's Hermits

The Beach Boys Today!

Dear Heart

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