France reptdly tells US it hopes NATO integrated hq and US and Canadian bases can be withdrawn in yr

FRENCH TELL U.S. JULY IS DEADLINE ON TROOPS IN NATO; Ball Gets Timetable on Plan to Withdraw Forces and Leave Headquarters BUT STAND IS FLEXIBLE Note to Invite Discussion-- Year Given for Removing Center From France New Note Expected 14 Allies to Meet FRENCH TELL U.S. OF NATO DEADLINE

Prof D N Rowe scores as 'propagandistic journalism' Times coverage of Asian Studies Assn statement on Communist China

3 EXPERTS DEFEND U.S. CHINA POLICY; Warn of Danger in Pleas for U.N. Recognition and Exchange of Envoys 3 EXPERTS DEFEND U.S. CHINA POLICY Calls For Bombing Called Distortions

FBI arrests 13 men, seeks White Knights of KKK Imperial Wizard Bowers on charges of violating sec of '65 Voting Rights Act in connection with slaying of Negro V F Dahmer, Jan; illus; FBI dir Hoover says all suspects are KKK members or leaders; list; 1 of lawyers retained to defend suspects declines to identify them as Klansmen

13 Mississippi Klansmen Seized in Negro's Death; Lawyers Retained 13 in Klan Arrested in Negro's Death Warned of Red Invasion

Pres Johnson announces plans to set up Indian-Amer Foundation to promote educ, s, dinner hon Prime Min Gandhi, Washington; illus; says project would use $300-million in counterpart funds accumulated through US surplus food sales; foundation would be run by equal number of Amers and Indians

Johnson Plans Foundation To Aid Education in India; JOHNSON OFFERS AID FUND TO INDIA 'Concerned About Peace'

Fraiman Summoned In Inquiry on Meters; FRAIMAN CALLED IN METER INQUIRY

returns to Vt ski lodge after day in Albany

LINDSAY AGREES TO REWRITE BILLS ON TAX PROPOSALS; Says After Albany Talks He Will Revise Measures to Make Levies Permissive Expects Governor's Aid Meeting Brings Accord Lindsay Agrees to Revise Bills to Make New Taxes Permissive

US Sup Ct, ruling in 2 cases involving racial slayings in Miss and Ga, says Cong has const power to pass broader laws against racial violence, clearing way for Johnson Adm to present its legis proposals to curb Klan

HIGH COURT BACKS U.S. PROSECUTIONS IN RIGHTS DEATHS; Says Suspects in Mississippi and Georgia Can Be Tried, but Not for Murder CONSPIRACY ACT APPLIED Bench Holds Statute Allows Federal Punishment for Violations of Freedoms Says Congress Can Act 2 Acquitted in Georgia Supreme Court Holds, 9 to 0, U.S. Can Prosecute Rights Murder Suspects as Violators of Freedoms Early View Re-examined 3 Offer Qualification End of 'Apathy' Sought

Johnson reptdly has been advised by businessmen, bankers and economists to proceed cautiously on rise

Price Index Rises Sharply; Early Tax Move Doubted; Consumer Guide Up 0.5%, the Greatest Since Last Year, but Johnson Remains Convinced of Caution on Levies CONSUMER PRICES RISING SHARPLY

Nguyen Cao Ky discloses 7 young mil officers who participated in demonstrations have been punished, press conf; warns he will, if necessary, take 'very, very strong measures' to halt agitation; indicates he will continue to negotiate accord with Buddhists; says mil regime backs return to a civilian govt; repts Nguyen Chanh Thi will get new assignment in army; Hue student leaders warn Nguyen Cao Ky of 'violent' demonstrations unless he an swers demands for a civilian govt immediately

KY VOWS TO CURB POLITICAL UNREST; Plans 'Strong Measures' if Necessary--Punishes 7 Who Joined Protest Officers Transferred KY VOWS TO CURB POLITICAL UNREST Unrest Spreads in Saigon

Repub 'truth squad' chmn Lamula urges extension, says 250,000 New Yorkers will lose rights

LONGER ENROLLING IN MEDICARE ASKED; Move On to Extend Deadline of Thursday--Republicans Press Administration LONGER ENROLLING IS ASKED FOR AGED Rule for Future Thousands Sign Up Here Late Office Hours

NJ Internatl Operating Engineers local agrees to Fed arbitration of contract in 1st successful pub attempt by Adm to get a union to keep demands within guidelines

Jersey Union Agrees To U.S. Arbitration; UNION CASTS VOTE FOR ARBITRATION

22 rapes and attempted rapes reptd to date, '66, Queens; Councilman Modugno urges 'drastic steps' by police; police augment night patrols, set up special phone number for residents to rept suspects

P.B.A. to Fight Leary on Plan For More One-Man Patrol Cars; P.B.A. TO OPPOSE PATROL-CAR PLAN Demands to Be Presented

WASHINGTON, March 28 (AP)--The commanding general of the Army in Vietnam has been authorized to appoint second lieutenants in the field. The Defense Department said today that this would permit Gen. William C. Westmoreland to...  

New Power for Westmoreland

8 sentenced to death, Ukraine, in killing of 3,600

Soviet Dooms 8 in War Crime

B-52s pound Vietcong positions in mangrove swamps, 18 mi from Saigon; about 200 Amer marines search bombed zone; marines continue search for guerrillas, Saigon River swamps; 54 Amer dead identified; map; Westmoreland empowered to appt 2d lts in field

Swamp Region Near Saigon Pounded by B-52's; Area 18 Miles From Capital Hit by Guam-Based Planes Marines Hunt Enemy After 'Devastating' Blasts U.S. Lists Vietnam Dead

WASHINGTON, March 28-- The United States Supreme Court admitted the following New York lawyers to practice today: Robert L. Conklin, Anne Gross Feldman, Eugene Feldman, Thomas Barrett Leary, David Sive, and Ralph B. Neuburger.  

Court Admits New Yorkers

The Proceedings In the U.N.; YESTERDAY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

Q R Verdier, AID official who applied for 2 ins policies on life of Hertz after he was kidnapped, has resigned; AID repts policies were not put into effect

U.S. Aide Involved In Insurance Case In Saigon Resigned; Policies Not in Effect

Liu and Chen Yi get tumultuous welcome, Lahore

LAHORE WELCOME FOR LIU IS WARM; Crowds in Pakistan Show Appreciation to Chinese

Lt K Thomas, downed Amer pilot, describes rescue by helicopter; illus

Pilot Saved After Ordeal in North Vietnam; American, Downed, Waits 25 Hours for Rescue by Copter Effort to Reach Him on Ridge Delayed by Turbulence 'Shot in a Million' Landing in Thick Jungle

Lattimore Terms American Policy In Vietnam a 'Mess'; 'Not Newcomers'

ANTIWAR LEADERS HAIL URBAN RALLIES

W Ger violin student H J Fleischer asks for draft deferment on ground service would coarsen his hands

Student Asks Draft Delay

Torrential rains, Rio de Janeiro area; 40 reptd dead, 30 in Petropolis

Toll at 40 in Rio Rainstorm

6 bandits who raided Tha Rua village executed; illus

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March 29, 1966

Headlines from March 29, 1966

FRENCH TELL U.S. JULY IS DEADLINE ON TROOPS IN NATO; Ball Gets Timetable on Plan to Withdraw Forces and Leave Headquarters BUT STAND IS FLEXIBLE Note to Invite Discussion-- Year Given for Removing Center From France New Note Expected 14 Allies to Meet FRENCH TELL U.S. OF NATO DEADLINE

3 EXPERTS DEFEND U.S. CHINA POLICY; Warn of Danger in Pleas for U.N. Recognition and Exchange of Envoys 3 EXPERTS DEFEND U.S. CHINA POLICY Calls For Bombing Called Distortions

13 Mississippi Klansmen Seized in Negro's Death; Lawyers Retained 13 in Klan Arrested in Negro's Death Warned of Red Invasion

Johnson Plans Foundation To Aid Education in India; JOHNSON OFFERS AID FUND TO INDIA 'Concerned About Peace'

Fraiman Summoned In Inquiry on Meters; FRAIMAN CALLED IN METER INQUIRY

Billboard 200

Ballads Of The Green Berets

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

!!Going Places!!

The Sound Of Music

Rubber Soul

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