MOSCOW, Sept. 28 -- A new industrial "bill of rights" announced here today was expected to transform the Soviet factory manager from a virtual ward of the state to a more responsible, thinking executive of the Western type.  

Soviet Reforms Industrial Code; Gives Managers Profit Incentive; SOVIET REFORMS INDUSTRIAL CODE

India repts strong Chinese units near northern frontier; Sikkim area tension easing

INDIA, PAKISTAN RENEW FIGHTING DESPITE U.N. PLEA; Troops Clash in Rajasthan -- New Delhi Reports It 'Liquidated' Column INDIANS HUNT 'RAIDERS' Chase Is Said to Be Under Way in Kashmir -- Firing Erupts Along Border

Chinese stand reduces support for China's admission to UN

CHINA'S BACKERS COOLING AT U.N.; Peking's Threat to India During Kashmir Crisis Causes Resentment Backers of China At U.N. Are Cooling To Seat for Peking

Comdr Carpenter, returning from 30-day underwater stay in Sealab 2, says ocean is 'more hostile environment' than space

Carpenter Leaves Pressure Tank; AQUANAUTS END STAY IN CHAMBER

Min Bhutto warns that Pakistan may withdraw if UN does not hold plebiscite in Kashmir, s, Assembly

Pakistan Bids U.N. Send Peace Force to Kashmir; Foreign Minister Calls for Withdrawal of Opposing Troops -- Suggests World Body Hold Plebiscite PAKISTAN BIDS U.N. SEND FORCE

Karachi, Sept. 27 -- The Pakistani Government has expressed its "sincerest apologies" to foreign correspondents for the many "inconviences" that impeded their coverage of the undeclared war between Pakistan and India.  

PAKISTAN APOLOGIZES TO FOREIGN NEWSMEN

O.A.S. MINISTERS TO MEET NOV. 17; Meeting in Rio de Janeiro to Study Strengthening of Hemisphere Pact

Govt sees shortage over by '70, every family having own apt by '80, rept to UN com, NYC; credits mass-production techniques

MASS PRODUCTION OVERCOMING SOVIET HOUSING SHORTAGE

Pakistan Reports Raid

Taal volcano, 35 mi SE of Manila, erupts; illus; map; Philippine Red Cross and Soc Welfare Agency rept at least 82 decths; 8,200 evacuated from area; volcano island cut off from rescuers; its population put at 2,000-6,000; last eruption in '11 took over 1,300 lives

Dormant Volcano Erupts Near Manila; Hundreds Feared Dead Under Lava; VOLCANO ERUPTS OUTSIDE MANILA

18,000 Policemen to Guard Route; City's Largest Protection 18,000 TO GUARD POPE IN NEW YORK

Thagard removes Flowers and his staff from Coleman case after state's refusal to prosecute because of absence of Rev Morrisroe; Asst Atty Gen Gantt also sought nol pros (no prosecution) on grounds that state could not get fair trial; Solicitor A A Gamble Jr, regular circuit prosecutor, says he is ready to try case; all-white jury selected

Prosecution Is Replaced In Alabama Rights Trial; TRIAL IS ORDERED IN RIGHTS MURDER

Liu Shao-Chi, Chou En-lai, Mayor Peng Chen welcome Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk, only foreign head of state attending fete on 16th anniv of Communist rule, Peking

PEKING WELCOMES CAMBODIAN PRINCE

Vienna, Sept. 28 -- Vietnam was put today on the agenda of the International Red Cross conference opening here on Saturday for a five-day discussion of current problems facing this worldwide organization. Member societies from 104 nations are expected to take part.  

INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS TO CONSIDER VIETNAM ISSUE

Govt accepts US offer of 500,000 tons of surplus wheat; officials reptdly feel US uses short-term aid as pol lever

Stopgap U.S. Wheat Aid Is Annoying New Delhi; U.S. WHEAT POLICY ANNOYS INDIANS

Bishop Mendez Arceo, repr of 10 Latin-Amer bishops, urges RC Ch make more use of psychoanalysis and Freud's discoveries, s, Ecumenical Council

MEXICAN BISHOP ENDORSES FREUD; Ecumenical Council Is Told Catholic Church Should Back Psychoanalysis Bishop Tells Ecumenical Council Church Should Use Psychoanalysis

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18,000 assigned to Pope's route and places he visits; Comr Broderick says Pope's visit will cost at least $1 million in overtime pay

N.Y. Is Told to see Pope on TV;

CIA charges USSR has set up agency to destroy it, rept to Cong group; details

C.I.A. Says Soviet Seeks to Discredit It; C.I.A. Says Soviet Seeks to Discredit It By 'Disinformation'

Wilson rejects idea of collaboration with Liberal party to keep Govt in office, s, Labor party conf, Blackpool; says he will call election if Govt is stymied in Parliament; charges Liberals back Conservatives in blocking reforms; Labor MP W Wyatt urges Labor pay price demanded by Liberals for complete support

WILSON REJECTS LIBERALS' OFFER TO HELP REGIME; Scorns Grimond's Demands in Speech at Convention of Labor Party DEFENDS GOVERNMENT Prime Minister Says He Will Call an Election if It Is Necessary Wilson Rejects Liberals' Offer To Help Labor Stay in Power

PERU JOINS OPPOSITION TO UNILATERAL INTERVENTION IN LATIN AMERICA

Vietcong smashes 5 Govt positions, Mekong Delta; inflicts heavy casualties; Air Amer civilian plane shot down on approach to Bautrai airfield; 3 killed; US troops sweep through Hwy 19; kill 7 guerrillas; other clashes; 230 air sorties in S Vietnam reptd

VIETCONG ATTACK FIVE SAIGON UNITS IN MEKONG DELTA; Government Troops Suffer Heavy Losses as Sharp Fighting Resumes VIETCONG RESUME ATTACKS IN DELTA

Brasilia, Sept. 28 -- The Supreme Court ordered the release from prison today of Francisco Juliao, founder of the leftist Peasant Leagues, who has been in a military jail for eighteen months.  

LEFTIST LEADER FREED IN BRAZIL

Spanish gypsy ballet co performs for Pope

Pope Sees Dancing

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September 29, 1965

Headlines from September 29, 1965

Soviet Reforms Industrial Code; Gives Managers Profit Incentive; SOVIET REFORMS INDUSTRIAL CODE

INDIA, PAKISTAN RENEW FIGHTING DESPITE U.N. PLEA; Troops Clash in Rajasthan -- New Delhi Reports It 'Liquidated' Column INDIANS HUNT 'RAIDERS' Chase Is Said to Be Under Way in Kashmir -- Firing Erupts Along Border

CHINA'S BACKERS COOLING AT U.N.; Peking's Threat to India During Kashmir Crisis Causes Resentment Backers of China At U.N. Are Cooling To Seat for Peking

Carpenter Leaves Pressure Tank; AQUANAUTS END STAY IN CHAMBER

Pakistan Bids U.N. Send Peace Force to Kashmir; Foreign Minister Calls for Withdrawal of Opposing Troops -- Suggests World Body Hold Plebiscite PAKISTAN BIDS U.N. SEND FORCE

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