CITY LEADERS JOIN IN PLEA AT ALBANY FOR FINANCIAL AID; Lindsay Backed by O'Connor and Procaccino in Stress on 'Desperate' Need SENATORS PESSIMISTIC More School Funds Sought  Return of Part of Tax on Racing Is Urged CITY LEADERS JOIN IN APPEAL FOR AID

Council and RC Ch plans for joint famine relief efforts seen as major ecumenical step; council repr comments; Very Rev N Davidson urges Christians hold dialogues with Communists, other unbelievers, conf; moves to improve Christian-Jewish ties, possible ecumenical mission policies discussed

FAMINE AID SPURS NEW CHURCH UNITY; World Council and Vatican Act on India and Africa  Ecumenical Gain Seen FAMINE AID SPURS NEW CHURCH UNITY

Billy Rose Is Dead; Showman Was 66; Billy Rose, Broadway Showman, Dies

G F Kennan backs Sen Fulbright concern over Adm commitment at conf

KENNAN BIDS U.S. 'DIG IN' AND AWAIT TALKS IN VIETNAM; Diplomat Asserts Reds Will Have to Negotiate if They Learn They Can't Win OPPOSES WIDENING WAR Fulbright Voices Concern on American Commitment in Honolulu Parley KENNAN BIDS U.S. 'DIG IN' AND WAIT

Front Page 1 -- No Title

1,500 Newark teachers strike; illus; assn pres Buehrer calls strike 'success'; all 75 pss remain open but some dismiss pupils because of inadequate staff; Mayor Addonizio calls meeting with assn and bd reprs; earlier scored strike and wage demands as 'outrageous'; bd seeks contempt of ct action against assn and NEA for defying injunction

TEACHERS STRIKE IN NEWARK AGAIN; Half of Staff Said to Be Out in Tie-up by a 2d Group  Rivals Back Action Newark Teachers Strike Again; Half of the Staff Said to Be Out

SAIGON, Friday, Feb. 11  Vice President Humphrey tramped through tropical heat and red dust today to inspect three South Vietnamese selfhelp projects. He said he found them "very encouraging."  

HUMPHREY VISITS VIETNAM VILLAGE AT START OF TOUR; Inspects Self-Help Projects Day After Reaching Saigon  Says He's Encouraged 

Dean Jacoby calls Pres econ rept 'unrealistic' on possibility of expanding employment, Cong com

Economists Say Johnson Risks a Serious Inflation; INFLATION THREAT SEEN IN U.S. POLICY

Humphrey in Saigon; gets 21-gun salute; illus; welcomed by Nguyen Van Thieu and other officials; confident of achieving US-S Vietnam common purpose; accompanied on flight by McG Bundy, USIA Dir Marks, Harriman and others; Freeman arrives in separate plane; Humphrey inspects 3 self-help projects; finds them encouraging

Special Salute on Arrival By TOM WICKER; HUMPHREY VISITS VIETNAM VILLAGE

9 indicted in Bldgs Dept probe; dept employes J Jackson, R O'Donnell, J Cullen, A M Basilicato and T F Hinchey charged with accepting unlawful fees; landlord agents H Adams, E Ben-Dov, T Goussios and S Gelfand charged with bribery; hearings set; Moerdler and Straus s on WMCA broadcast

9 MORE INDICTED IN BUILDING GRAFT; 5 City Aides and 4 Landlord Agents Are Accused 9 MORE INDICTED IN BUILDING GRAFT

Rockefeller, after conf with Pres Johnson on NYS needs, says they did not discuss Fed funds he hopes to get; efforts to get unified support of NYS Cong delegation for more aid noted; areas in which he seeks aid listed

ROCKEFELLER SEES PRESIDENT ON AID; Governor Reports a Cordial Session With Johnson on Variety of Topics ROCKEFELLER SEES PRESIDENT ON AID

both plead not guilty; reptdly admit using pseudonyms of Tertz and Arzhak; indictment says Sinyavsky works were smuggled to West by French woman H Zamoyska-Pelletier; foreign newsmen barred from trial; about 30 youths, mostly Sinyavsky students, keep vigil in front of ct

2 SOVIET WRITERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY; Deny Defaming Communism in Works Smuggled Abroad 2 SOVIET WRITERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Chinese pub Hung Chi implies N Vietnam cannot win against US unless it ends cooperation with USSR; charges USSR helps N Vietnam only to aid US and worsen Chinese-Vietnam ties; rejects USSR proposal for united front against US; statement text distributed abroad by Hsinhua; Tass publishes Premier Pham Van Dong lr thanking USSR for aid to N Vietnam

Red China Calls on Hanoi To End Soviet Cooperation; PEKING BIDS HANOI RENOUNCE SOVIET

Welfare Post Goes To Columbia Dean; DEAN AT COLUMBIA TO HEAD WELFARE

Front Page 2 -- No Title

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10  An unusual hush fell over  the prelunch drinkers at the Metropolitan Club here today as members and guests, including Government officials, bankers, lawyers and journalists, grouped, glasses in hand, around a television set.

Scholarly Diplomat; George Frost Kennan

PARIS, Feb. 10 Neutralization of all of Vietnam, formation of a transition government in South Vietnam that would hold elections and creation of a powerful international supervisory body were suggested here today as possible "elements for a settlement" in Vietnam.  

French Envoy Offers Plan

Amb Chauvel proposes neutralization of all Vietnam

Excerpts From Kennan's Statement to Senators on Vietnam

Goldberg, after conf with Johnson, says US will not necessarily press for Security Council action, news conf

Goldberg Hints Tactics Shift at U.N. on Vietnam

PARIS, Feb. 10 The Defense Ministers of Britain, West Germany, Italy and Turkey will meet with Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara next Thursday and Friday in a new attempt to solve the divisive issue of sharing nuclear decision-making in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, it was announced here today.  

M'NAMARA TO MEET 4 NATO MINISTERS

Front Page 3 -- No Title

Yugoslav Red Cross sends med supplies to N Vietnam

Yugoslavia Flies Medical Aid To Hanoi by Way of Peking

Cong party conv, Jaipur, backs Tashkent pact; Prime Min Gandhi lauds it

MRS. GANDHI CITES VIETNAM PEACE HOPE

Asian Itinerary Announced

S Korean employes of US mil command vote to strike after Feb 19; demands include 30% raise

February 11, 1966

Headlines from February 11, 1966

CITY LEADERS JOIN IN PLEA AT ALBANY FOR FINANCIAL AID; Lindsay Backed by O'Connor and Procaccino in Stress on 'Desperate' Need SENATORS PESSIMISTIC More School Funds Sought Return of Part of Tax on Racing Is Urged CITY LEADERS JOIN IN APPEAL FOR AID

FAMINE AID SPURS NEW CHURCH UNITY; World Council and Vatican Act on India and Africa Ecumenical Gain Seen FAMINE AID SPURS NEW CHURCH UNITY

Billy Rose Is Dead; Showman Was 66; Billy Rose, Broadway Showman, Dies

KENNAN BIDS U.S. 'DIG IN' AND AWAIT TALKS IN VIETNAM; Diplomat Asserts Reds Will Have to Negotiate if They Learn They Can't Win OPPOSES WIDENING WAR Fulbright Voices Concern on American Commitment in Honolulu Parley KENNAN BIDS U.S. 'DIG IN' AND WAIT

Front Page 1 -- No Title

Billboard 200

Rubber Soul

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

!!Going Places!!

The Sound Of Music

My Name Is Barbra; Two...

Historical Context for February 11, 1966