City gets $50,000 grant from Outdoor Recreation Bur under Land and Water Conservation Fund and $50,000 from HHFA to help finance drafting of master plan for developing recreation areas; city to provide $75,000; Sen R F Kennedy announces grants, news conf; city's special recreation com recommendations and its rept on city's needs detailed

U.S. FUNDS TO AID RECREATION HERE; $100,000 Grant Will Help Develop a Master Plan -Called First Such Move

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US Steel, 3 other major cos and a trade assn fined total of $150,000 after pleading no contest to charges that they violated Sherman Antitrust Act by conspiring to fix prices and rig bids on open die steel forgings, '48-61

STEEL MILLS FINED FOR FIXING PRICES; $150,000 Penalties Imposed on Four More Producers and Trade Association

Buckley lauds Beame ticket; his dist clubs circulate petitions for it; Steingut says Kings Dem orgn will not endorse citywide candidates

Buckley Endorses Beame for Mayor; Assails Screvane; BUCKLEY BACKING BEAME FOR MAYOR

BERKELEY, Calif., July 26 -Dr. Roger W. Heyns, vice president for academic affairs at the University of Michigan, was named chancellor of the Berkeley campus of the University of California today.  

BERKELEY NAMES NEW CHANCELLOR; Picks Dr. Heyns of Michigan -- Savio Gets 120 Days BERKELEY NAMES NEW CHANCELLOR

Johnson reptd near decision in policy rev; resumes talks with top advisers, Washington; participants named

JOHNSON DECISION ON VIETNAM STAND IS REPORTED NEAR; Meeting With Legislators Is Due Today or Tomorrow in Advance of Final Move

Mayor and Miss Cavanagh Wed by Spellman; 41 Guests Crowd Chapel For 20-Minute Ceremony Mayor Wagner and Miss Cavanagh Wed by Cardinal at Chapel in His Residence 41 GUESTS ATTEND SIMPLE SERVICES Couple Are Greeted by 250 Later at a Reception in the Cosmopolitan Club

Christenberry begins hearing on contempt action against Spiers and Knight; directs Doar to bring civil and criminal contempt charges against 2 unidentified Bogalusa policemen after viewing film showing them ignoring his order to protect rights demonstrators; city police log, filed as evidence, shows FBI informed local police of pickets' plans 75 minutes before police arrived at center; demonstrations resume, Bogalusa

Film Shows Bogalusa Policemen Ignoring Order to Shield Pickets; BOGALUSA POLIGE ANGER U.S. JUDGE

Formed to coordinate members efforts bn water conservation and other problems; Gov Scranton chmn

4 Governors Form A Council on Water; GOVERNORS FORM A WATER COUNCIL

GOLDBERG SWORN AS U.N. DELEGATE; He Is Confident It Will Be Possible to Reach Peace 'Inch by Agonizing Inch'

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HR, 248-171, votes to bring bill to floor; Reprs Madden and Powell deride Repub charges of 'gag rule'; Madden says 'barrels' of telegrams opposing repeal were financed by NAM and Birch Soc

MOVE TO END BANS ON THE UNION SHOP WINS HOUSE TEST; Bill Voiding 'Right to Work' Laws of States Brought to Floor by 248-171 Vote

PRESIDENT FORMS PANEL TO STUDY CRIME PROBLEMS; Cites 'Wave of Violence' -- Katzenbach to Direct an 18-Month Survey

MINEOLA, L. I., July 26 -Palmer D. Farrington, former Presiding Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead, was indicted today by a Nassau County grand jury on three counts of bribery.

BRIBE-TAKING LAID TO L.I. EX-OFFICIAL; Farrington Is Indicted on 3 Counts in Park Land Deal

Strike Has Ineffective Start

Center Union deputies seek compromise; fear new disorders and mil takeover; Stephanopoulos and G Mavros weighed for Premier post; gen strike ineffective at start, Athens-Piraeus area; Govt scores walkout

GREEK AIDES SEEK COMPROMESE CHIEF; Fear Resumed Violence May Bring Army Take-Over

conf postponed to Oct 21 to give Ghana time for preparation

African Parley Postponed

Comment on role of 'the unusual Amer' Maj Shalala, adviser to dist chief ot Triuphon

' Unusual American' Aids Villagers in Vietnam; Major Who Advises a District Chief Wins Reputation as Hardheaded Pragmatist

Sen Smathers scores Repub and Dem critics of Adm policy, s, Miami Beach, Fla; criticizes newspapers' opposition and their failure to offer constructive solution

Smathers Assails Critics Of Johnson on Vietnam

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, July 26 (AP) -- W. Averell Harriman arrived here today for a private visit and for talks with President Tito.

Harriman, in Yugoslavia, To Meet Tito Tomorrow

Postmaster Gen repts all-digit dialing will take effect in 3 to 4 yrs; warns against protests like those in US

Britain's Phone System To Use All-Digit Dialing

US mission, Saigon, cuts off further discussion of downed Phantom; US continues raids

VIETCONG HARASS THE SAIGON AREA; 6 Minor Actions Reported -U.S. Silent on Missile

Japanese group urges US to halt air attacks and 'direct intervention' to pa ve rd to peace, int, NYC

5 JAPANESE APPEAL TO U.S. ON VIETNAM

T M Smith, member of US student work group, wounded by terrorist bomb, Lamdong Prov

U.S. Student Hurt in Vietnam

12 Dead in Storm in Chile; Thousands Left Homeless

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July 27, 1965

Headlines from July 27, 1965

U.S. FUNDS TO AID RECREATION HERE; $100,000 Grant Will Help Develop a Master Plan -Called First Such Move

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STEEL MILLS FINED FOR FIXING PRICES; $150,000 Penalties Imposed on Four More Producers and Trade Association

Buckley Endorses Beame for Mayor; Assails Screvane; BUCKLEY BACKING BEAME FOR MAYOR

BERKELEY NAMES NEW CHANCELLOR; Picks Dr. Heyns of Michigan -- Savio Gets 120 Days BERKELEY NAMES NEW CHANCELLOR

Billboard 200

Beatles VI

Herman's Hermits On Tour

Mary Poppins

The Sound Of Music

My Name Is Barbra

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