W Ger, seeing outlook dim for nonproliferation accord, proposes all non-nuclear powers renounce production of nuclear weapons subject to internatl control, Erhard Govt notes to world govts except 'Chinese bloc'; asks nuclear powers to agree not to transfer weapons to non-nuclear nations; offers to cooperate in any disarmament conf promising success

BONN URGES PACTS WITH EAST EUROPE RENOUNCING FORCE; Would Exchange Statements With Soviet and Its Allies  Asks Nuclear Standstill

Whitmore found guilty of 2d degree assault and attempted rape

Whitmore Convicted 2d Time in Assault; WHITMORE FOUND GUILTY 2D TIME

LINDSAY ASSAILED BY LEGISLATORS OVER TAX THREAT; 'It Will Get Him Nowhere,' Travia Asserts Brydges Sees Defeat of Plan ZARETZKI OFFERS 'HELP' Would Introduce Mayor to Voters in His District  Commuter Levy Attacked

2 men held, Poughkeepsie, for meter looting; seen part of nationwide ring

Keys to All City Parking Meters Found in a Fugitive's Bank Box; KEYS TO METERS FOUND IN BANK

Mrs. Gandhi Confers With de Gaulle in Paris Stopover en Route to U.S.

US Appeals Ct rules Negroes, Jackson, must get FCC hearing on their charges of discrimination in broadcasting by WLBT-TV; changes made in programing by station noted

Court Upholds Plea by Negroes For Voice on TV License Renewal; U.S. COURT BACKS NEGROES' TV PLEA

Nguyen Cao Ky pledges new const within 2 mos, s to prov admrs; says drafting com will be apptd and will include members of elected prov councils; indicates Govt will act to halt demonstrations; natl elections reptdly will be held late in '66; about 1 yr ahead of schedule; moves seen as concessions to Buddhists

KY MOVES UP DATE FOR CONSTITUTION; Promises It Within 2 Months  Election Also Reported Advanced by a Year

Rusk, in news conf, bars new US conciliatory moves toward Communists but assocs say he does not rule out possibility US might shift policy to accept Communist seat if Nationalist representation continues; notes Communists have rejected '2 Chinas' solution

Rusk Asserts Peking Holds Key to Improved Relations; RUSK SAYS PEKING HOLDS KEY ON TIES

Deputy Sec Vance repts Defense Dept to drop butter from Army and Air Force rations, buy 1-million lbs of margarine monthly; links rising butter prices; move expected to save $6,480,000 yrly; Navy to get butter under '33 ration law; Reprs Quie and Rivers comment

G.I.'s and Airmen To Get Margarine In Place of Butter; G.I.'S TO BE SERVED ONLY MARGARINE

Fed controls on heavy fuel oil removed, opening East Coast to such shipments; Sec Udall, announcing major revisions of 10-yr-old residual fuel oil program, says action combats inflation by encouraging full competition in mkt; Sen Pastore says he and group of New Eng Congressmen would have preferred to see quotas removed completely

Import Curbs Ended On Heavy Fuel Oil; IMPORT CURBS END ON HEAVY FUEL OIL

US reptd shifting strategy to stress preserving Nationalists seat, thus shifting to Communists responsibility for their exclusion; plan could lead to 2 Chinas in UN but chances are that Peking would stay out; proposed by Asst Secs Sisco and Bundy; reptdly backed by Goldberg; he says Communists will not soon be seated because of their terms, which include expulsion of Nationalists, s, Calif U

U.S. WEIGHS SHIFT IN U.N. STRATEGY ON PEKING ISSUE; Aim Would Be to Put Onus on Communists for Staying Outside World Body TAIWAN ROLE STRESSED Plan Could Clear Way for Seating 2 Chinas, but Reds' Agreement Is Doubted

shoe indus pledges to maintain prices if Govt retains export controls to keep hide prices down; Govt stand unchanged despite protests

SHOE MAKERS VOW PRICE RESTRAINT; Government Obtains Pledge Based on Continuation of Hide Export Controls

sr Moscow diplomats see USSR leaders accomplishing major feat in getting reprs of almost all parties to Moscow despite Chinese boycott; factors include reptd USSR concession not to seek commitment from delegations to approve resolution implying banishment of Chinese; USSR also reptdly has abandoned plan for internatl conf to follow cong; diplomats see USSR leaders, by moderation and lowered sights, achieving overwhelming participation which cannot help but demonstrate Chinese isolation

PARTIES' TURNOUT BOLSTERS SOVIET; Few of World's Communist Units Follow Peking in Boycotting Congress

Chicago Students Arrested

Norodom Sihanouk repts USSR offer of mil aid

Sihanouk Reports Soviet Offer

About 2,000 Filipinos demonstrate against war, Manila; 100,000 expected to participate in anti-war demonstration, Rome, sponsored by Communist party; French and foreign students stage protest, Paris; police ban all demonstrations in downtown Buenos Aires

2,000 Demonstrate in Manila Against the War in Vietnam

Ex-Auschwitz camp dr H Fischer condemned to death by E Ger Sup Ct for role in deaths of at least 70,000 camp inmates; his execution will be 1st in E Ger since '63

East German Court Dooms Nazi Doctor As Auschwitz Killer

Rome Expects 100,000

Buenos Aires Bans Action

Paris Students Protest

Protest March in Nhatrang

antiwar protests staged throughout US, 1st in 3-day series of rallies, parades and teach-ins planned by Natl Coordinating Com to End War and designated Internatl Days of Protest; demonstrations, NYC, Mich U, Calif U, Boston and Chicago described; several protestors arrested

Antiwar Protests Staged in U.S.; 15 Burn Discharge Papers Here; Hundreds Cheer at Union Square Rally  Arrests Made Across the Country  5th Avenue Parade Set Today

Berkeley Hears Goldberg.

D Benson held, Boston for destroying draft card; illus; over 200 Mich U students stage walk-in at Ann Arbor draft bd; 3 held in scuffle; 9 students held, Chicago, for demonstrating outside bldg where tests for student deferments are prepared

'Walk-In' in Michigan

13 Arrested in Boston

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March 26, 1966

Headlines from March 26, 1966

BONN URGES PACTS WITH EAST EUROPE RENOUNCING FORCE; Would Exchange Statements With Soviet and Its Allies Asks Nuclear Standstill

Whitmore Convicted 2d Time in Assault; WHITMORE FOUND GUILTY 2D TIME

LINDSAY ASSAILED BY LEGISLATORS OVER TAX THREAT; 'It Will Get Him Nowhere,' Travia Asserts Brydges Sees Defeat of Plan ZARETZKI OFFERS 'HELP' Would Introduce Mayor to Voters in His District Commuter Levy Attacked

Keys to All City Parking Meters Found in a Fugitive's Bank Box; KEYS TO METERS FOUND IN BANK

Mrs. Gandhi Confers With de Gaulle in Paris Stopover en Route to U.S.

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Ballads Of The Green Berets

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!!Going Places!!

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