Sec McNamara says Govt, to ease severe shortage and relieve upward pressure on prices, will sell 'at least' 200,000 tons from stockpile (with current 35,000-ton excess); Pres Johnson acts on Atty Gen Katzenbach advice that law permits him to dip into 'permanent' stockpile to meet natl defense needs; Govt to ask NY Commodity Exch to raise margin requirements for traders; other plans; McNamara comments on moves; says indus execs were consulted

U.S. ACTS TO SELL STOCKPILE COPPER TO EASE SHORTAGE; McNamara Tells of Freeing 200,000 Tons, Noting a Recent Rise in Prices

bd, in session called by Rosenberg, says it has 'right to expect undivided fealty on part of all its officers of adm'; seen scoring Bowker, Gallagher other presidents for backing tuition plan

BOARD CENSURES COLLEGE OFFICIALS; Scores Them for Proposing 'Theoretical' Tuition of $400 at City Colleges

White House dinner-dance for Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon is Johnson's 1st such appearance since operation; she hails recovery

Snowdons Guests At the White House For Dinner-Dance; SNOWDONS GUESTS OF THE JOHNSONS

youth attempting to hijack plane in which Kraft is passenger threatens to shoot him

Youth Tries to Hijack Jetliner; Attempts to Shoot Space Aide; Youth Tries to Hijack Jetliner; Attempts to Shoot Space Aide

Pres Castelo Branco (Brazil) holds inter-Amer presence prevented another Cuban situation, s, OAS conf, Rio

Defense Ties Urged As Rio Talks Open; LINKED DEFENSES ARE URGED AT RIO

Swidler says special steps are needed to assure NYC of unfailing power; says FPC may need new powers to compel cos to give it details of their operations; says need to maintain continuous service is 'too important to be left to unsupervised private indus'; says Johnson asked him to decide on need for amendments to Fed Power Act; indicates belief that blackout would have been ltd or prevented had FPC known indus operating practices and been able to force or influence cos to make changes; says NYC was disrupted more than other areas because it took Consol Edison 10 hrs or more to restore power, more than was needed by other cities; Consol Edison and other cos rept to FPC on steps taken to restore service; IBEW pres Freeman urges FPC probe whether overreliance on automation contributed to breakdown

Swidler Indicates a Need For New F.P.C. Controls; Swidler Says F.P.C. May Seek Broader Control Over Utilities

Assembly, 47-47 with 20 abstentions, bars ousting Nationalists and seating Communists after deciding, 56-49 with 11 abstentions, that issue requires 2/3 vote for passage; diplomats see hollow victory for US; see Communists seated next yr; Goldberg says vote shows not US alone blocked Communists; vote reflects significant changes since '63 when Communists were rejected, 57-41 with 12 abstentions, in membership of 111 compared with present 117

U.N. BARS PEKING, BUT U.S. VICTORY IS CALLED HOLLOW; Assembly Rules That Action Needs Two-Thirds Vote -- Final Tally Is 47-47

Retired General Replaces Frick As the Commissioner of Baseball; RETIRED GENERAL SUCCEEDS FRICK

Lindsay seen naming R Price, his campaign mgr, Deputy Mayor

Lindsay Expected to Make Price and Costello Deputies; LINDSAY TO FILL 2 TOPS POSTS SOON

State Dept denies D Schoenbrun claim that N Vietnam offered unconditional talks during May pause in bombing N Vietnam; concedes Paris talks between French and N Vietnam reprs, just after pause, but says N Vietnam merely reiterated 4-point peace proposal; official statements indicate US had no interest in negotiations until Apr, that N Vietnam has shown little interest since then

U.S. CONFIRMS BID BY PARIS ON HANOI; But It Says North Vietnam Proved Uncompromising -- Reds in New Appeal U.S. CONFIRMS BID BY PARIS ON HANOI

FDA asks mfrs of oral contraceptives to circulate warnings on 'visual hazards' of drugs

Birth-Pill Makers Agree to Give Warning on Possible Eye Risks; U.S. ASKS WARNING ABOUT BIRTH PILLS

Sec Stewart tells Security Council that GB is willing to weigh suffer econ sanctions, urges council make careful study of methods and possible consequences to Rhodesia's neighbors; again rejects demands for mil action; other speakers ask mil force

BRITISH MAY WIDEN CURBS ON RHODESIA; Tell the U.N. of Willingness to Weigh Tougher Action -- Rebels Name Governor BRITISH MAY ADD CURB ON RHODESIA

withdrawal delayed by new Vietcong attack; illus; 86 Amers killed, 230 wounded, Nov 6-13, heaviest US casualties for any wk; Vietcong casualties put at 981 killed and 192 captured, S Vietnamese at 165 killed, 286 wounded, 58 missing; Communists loss in weapons heavy

G.I.'S UNDER FIRE AGAIN IN VALLEY IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Withdrawal Halted in Face of Vietcong Attack -- U.S. Loss Heaviest of War G.I.'S ATTACKED AGAIN IN VALLEY

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Nov. 17 (UPI) -- Following is a year-by-year tabulation of the General Assembly's votes on Chinese representation:  

Votes in U.N. Since '50 On Seating of Chinese

Gen Tolubko says USSR has small ICBMs that can be launched from mobile ramps that cannot be detected by reconnaissance satellites

SOVIET AIDE TELLS OF MOBILE ROCKETS

Antier withdraws as candidate, urges backers vote for Lecanuet

French Candidate Withdraws

G.O.P. Parley Opens Friday

Proceedings in the U.N.

Mansfield and 4 Other Senators Begin Soviet Visit

Peking Rev (pub) details Communist China charge that Premier Kosygin tried to halt war at US behest

RED CHINA DETAILS ANTI-SOVIET STAND; Charges Against Moscow on Vietnam Become Available

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Amer Legion Rahway, NJ, post to send to Saigon 60-ft scroll with 2,500 signatures backing US policies; 99 Chicago U faculty members statement protests attempts to 'intimidate' opponents of US policy

Scroll to Leave for Saigon With Names Backing U.S.

N Vietnam urges renewed peace efforts by 'peace-loving govts' and 'Amer people,'

Hanoi Urges Peace Effort

3 From Area Die in Vietnam

Coin Dealer Is Robbed

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November 18, 1965

Headlines from November 18, 1965

U.S. ACTS TO SELL STOCKPILE COPPER TO EASE SHORTAGE; McNamara Tells of Freeing 200,000 Tons, Noting a Recent Rise in Prices

BOARD CENSURES COLLEGE OFFICIALS; Scores Them for Proposing 'Theoretical' Tuition of $400 at City Colleges

Snowdons Guests At the White House For Dinner-Dance; SNOWDONS GUESTS OF THE JOHNSONS

Youth Tries to Hijack Jetliner; Attempts to Shoot Space Aide; Youth Tries to Hijack Jetliner; Attempts to Shoot Space Aide

Defense Ties Urged As Rio Talks Open; LINKED DEFENSES ARE URGED AT RIO

Billboard 200

The Sound Of Music

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Help! (Soundtrack)

The In Crowd

Look At Us

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for November 18, 1965