de Gaulle candidacy for Pres seen certain; Govt seen spreading word unofficially to launch campaign but let de Gaulle retain aloofness a while longer

A DE GAULLE BID FOR SECOND TERM APPEARS CERTAIN; He Will Probably Declare Candidacy for Presidency in Oct. 25 TV Talk AIDES EXPECTING DEGAULLE TO RUN

accepts it; pleased at probable end of strike

TIMES AND GUILD REACH ACCORD; Both Sides in Newspaper Strike in New York Agree to Mediator's Proposal Times and Guild Agree to Plan for Ending Strike

Govt denies Chinese charges that US mil unit will occupy central Laos and seal off S Vietnam

THAILAND DENIES U.S. PLANS TROOP MOVE

Strauss strongly attacks policy changes reptdly planned by Schroeder, TV int; Adenauer holds changes may be necessary, int; both reptd ready to accept Schroeder on condition that Erhard exert more personal control over policy and W Ger take tougher stand toward USSR bloc

Strauss Scores Schroder Policy; Erhard Coalition Efforts Suffer; STRAUSS ATTACKS SCHRODER POLICY

US troops drop tear gas grenade into jungle cave, Vietcong 'iron triangle' NW of Saigon; hold in reserve fumigating machines able to flush out Vietcong tunnels; area action detailed; illus of pagoda N Vietnam says US bombed and new US mil medal for Vietnam service

Tear Gas Used by U.S. In Search For Vietcong; U.S. Troops in Vietnam Use Tear Gas Against Vietcong

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 -- According to J. Russell Wiggins, the reigning editor, historian, and metaphysician of the Washington Post, "Patients who have gall bladder operations usually return to duty feeling able to carry on at a higher level of activity than before."  

WASHINGTON: AN ALARMING THOUGHT

Johnson undergoes surgery; gall bladder and ureteral stone removed; takes few steps; press sec Moyers repts dirs 'enthusiastic' about recovery; Johnson was on operating table for 2 1/2 under anesthesia 3 hrs, able to talk with Moyers after 4 hrs; Moyers says Johnson is again able to make Pres decisions; Johnson tells Moyers he feels some discomfort but thinks he is in 'good shape'; Mrs Johnson, Luci at hosp; Moyers sends news of operation to Gen Westmoreland, comdr in S Vietnam, to enable troops to know of progress; removal of ureteral stone explained; gall bladder also contained stone; Hallenbeck removed it, Dr O Culp ureteral stone; Moyers says there was no cardiac irregularity during operation; Johnson visited by Rev G Davis; illus with wife entering hosp

JOHNSON IS 'DOING WELL' AFTER 2-HOUR OPERATION TO REMOVE GALL BLADDER; TAKES FEW STEPS Ureteral Stone Found and Taken Out in Same Incision Johnson Well After Surgery

LONDON, Oct. 8 -- Talks on the demand for independence by Rhodesia's white-settler Government broke down here today. A communique said there had been no agreement and there would be no more meetings.

Talks on Rhodesia Fail; Smith Assails Demands; RHODESIAN TALKS FAIL IN LONDON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 -- At 7 o'clock this morning all 10 operating rooms in Bethesda Naval Hospital were occupied.

Johnson Brings Tumult to Bethesda Naval Hospital; An Invasion of Newsmen and High Aides Ends Its Ordinary Quiet

Tass repts craft failed to make soft landing; says it landed on schedule and that 'most operations' needed for soft landing were fulfilled

SOVIET REPORTS MOON SHOT FAILS; Luna VII Misses Attempt at Soft Landing With Instrument Package RUSSIANS ADMIT MOON SHOT FAILS

Bishop Boillon urges council to amend text to eliminate 'false distinctions' between nuclear and conventional weapons that 'tend to make its condemnations of war almost ineffective'; cites destructiveness of all modern arms; Bishop Ancel holds unqualified ban on war requires enforcement by real supernatl authority

Council Bishop Sees No Distinction Between Conventional and A-Arms; Bishop Condemns A Scale For War In Council Speech

USSR soldiers harass US train comdrs inspecting their trains in E Ger en route to and from Berlin; 4 incidents reptd at USSR checkpoint, Marienborn

SOVIET HARASSES TRAINS TO BERLIN; U.S. Officers Barred From Carrying Out Duties on East-West Shuttles Soviet Harasses U.S. Commanders On Berlin Trains

thousands of Moslem youths burn Communist party hq, Jakarta, shouting 'Long live America'; mil reptd purging Communists in ranks; fail in effort to force Sukarno to ban Communist party; Nasution absent from Cabinet meeting

OFFICES OF REDS RAZED IN JAKARTA BY MOSLEM MOB; Youths Shout 'Long Live America' as They Burn One-Story Building SOLDIERS ARE HAILED Army Does Not Interfere as Demonstrators Move in Indonesian Capital

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 -- President Johnson seemed well on the road to recovery today. He took a few more steps, shaved himself, and signed a host of minor bills.  

PRESIDENT RECOVERING FROM SURGERY WALKS, SHAVES, SIGNS MINOR BILLS

Brit officials deny Sec Stewart, in recent UN Assembly s, backed admitting both E and W Ger; excerpt from pertinent sec

NEWS ANALYSIS: HANOI STILL FAR AWAY FROM CONFERENCE TABLE

United Nations, N.Y., Oct. 8 -- 19 African nations have sent women representatives to the current General Assembly session. They have helped to swell participation of women to a record 66, from 46 countries.  

MANY WOMEN AMONG NEW DELEGATES TO U.N.

United Nations, N.Y., Oct. 8 -- British officials said today that Britain's policy of non-recognition of East Germany remains unchanged.  

BRITISH DENY STEWART ADVOCATED EAST GERMANY'S ADMISSION TO U.N.

HR approves bill for US showings of Yrs of Lightning, Day of Drums

HOUSE APPROVES ROAD CLEAN-UP; Law Would Penalize States Allowing Highway Clutter

nationwide strike averted with new wage pact

Oil Strike Averted

US astronauts Majs White and McDivitt give Sec Gen Thant UN flag White carried during walk in space

Astronauts Give Thant Flag

acquitted; 4 of 5 youths convicted of mass rape of his daughter

4 Youths Guilty of Rape

THOMAS COSTAIN AUTHOR, 80, DIES; He Began Writing Historical Novels at Age of 55

Negroes Denied Rides

Ratification Expected

Comr Gen Michelmore annual rept details refugee agency critical fiscal situation; suggests extending mandate for 5 yrs instead of 1

U.N.'S ARAB REFUGEE AGENCY FACES FISCAL CRISIS

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October 9, 1965

Headlines from October 9, 1965

A DE GAULLE BID FOR SECOND TERM APPEARS CERTAIN; He Will Probably Declare Candidacy for Presidency in Oct. 25 TV Talk AIDES EXPECTING DEGAULLE TO RUN

TIMES AND GUILD REACH ACCORD; Both Sides in Newspaper Strike in New York Agree to Mediator's Proposal Times and Guild Agree to Plan for Ending Strike

THAILAND DENIES U.S. PLANS TROOP MOVE

Strauss Scores Schroder Policy; Erhard Coalition Efforts Suffer; STRAUSS ATTACKS SCHRODER POLICY

Tear Gas Used by U.S. In Search For Vietcong; U.S. Troops in Vietnam Use Tear Gas Against Vietcong

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

Look At Us

The In Crowd

The Sound Of Music

Out Of Our Heads

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 9, 1965