Reptdly may raise hs avg required for admission to 85 in Sept because of NY City U fiscal plight

FREE CITY CLASSES FOR ALL SOUGHT AT COLLEGE LEVEL; Board Calls for Academic or Vocational Training for High School Graduates 1975 PLAN WIDENS FREE CITY CLASSES

Rocke feller bars comment on tax program until he sees budget; Lindsay says he will have to examine budget for more cuts if program is not approved, Citizens Tax Council aide Singer disputes Lindsay's budget analysis

MAYOR AGAIN ASKS GOVERNOR TO BACK HIS TAX PROGRAM; Holds Rockefeller's Silence Is Hurting Prospects for Approval of Proposals CONCEDES RESISTANCE Says Other Methods and Further Budget Cuts May Have to Be Considered LINDSAY APPEALS AGAIN FOR TAX AID

U.S. JETS STRIKE 2 MISSILE SITES IN HANOI VICINITY; Raids 15 and 17 Miles From North Vietnamese Capital Are Closest of the War PLANES ARE UNDAMAGED 3 American Aircraft Down in Earlier Attacks, but All 5 Crewmen Are Saved U.S. JETS STRIKE IN HANOI VICINITY

GSA weighs over 60 innovations; to add some to list of standards for cars it buys

60 AUTO CHANGES CONSIDERED BY U.S.; Dashboard Elimination Is Among Safety Proposals For Government Cars U.S. WEIGHS SAFETY ON AUTOS IT BUYS

East Germany: Candor Greets Visitor; By PHILIP SHABECOFF Special to The New York Times East Germans Candid in Discussing Their Regime ISOLATION CALLED SHARPEST DEFEAT But Most Deny They Would Flee to West if Chance Was Offered to Them

Lindsay Appoints An Israeli Citizen To High City Post; ISRAELI IS NAMED TO HIGH CITY POST

US Cong members returning from Easter recess rept constituents complaints over US position

CONGRESSMEN FIND PUBLIC DISTURBED; Vietnam and Prices Called Big Issues as Legislators Return From Visits Home Congressmen Find Public Disturbed by Vietnam

Article on lull in civil rights demonstrations in city; notes shift by rights orgns to other methods; says recent antipoverty and rights legis has Led many activists to believe direct-action protests are unnecessary; notes this has caused loss of funds and members by rights orgns

Civil Rights: A Cautious Lull in City; Lull in Civil Rights Demonstrations Here Marked by Leaders' Watchful Waiting ANTIPOVERTY PLAN A CURB ON ACTION But N.A.A.C.P. Proposes Major Protests Unless Employment Gains

Tri Quang says Buddhists will let Nguyen Cao Ky stay in office until elections are held; says signing of decree fulfilled Buddhist hopes

Catholics in Bienhoa Demand That Ky Act Against Buddhists; CATHOLICS INSIST ON ACTION BY KY

STATE CONFRONTS CHURCH IN POZNAN; Poland's Two Most Influential Men Speak Out Against Each Other STATE CONFRONTS CHURCH IN POZNAN

LEGISLATURE AIMS AT MID-MAY CLOSE; Divorce Reform, City's Bills and Condon-Wadlin Issue Remain as Recess Ends LEGISLATURE AIMS AT MID-MAY CLOSE

Sec Rusk to appear before Sen Foreign Relations Com in effort to head off major cuts in authorization; Sen Dirksen would cut $500-million; possible bipartisan effort for cuts seen; Admr Bell says $500-million cut would hurt US interests, radio int

Rusk Pleads Today Against Big Aid Cut; Rusk to Plead in Senate Today Against Big Cuts in Foreign Aid

US reptdly to grant new Govt emergency aid

U.S. Reported Set To Grant Indonesia Help in Food Crisis; U.S. REPORTED SET TO HELP INDONESIA

Sen Church sets Eur tour for Sen Fulbright and Foreign Relations Com

SENATOR CHURCH SETS NATO TALKS; To Seek to See de Gaulle on Conference Trip Soon

Amb Cleveland says French moves add up to 'broad declaration of undependability in peace and war,' int, Washington

Cleveland Assesses Future

McCloy confs with Chancellor Erhard; leaves for US

McCloy Sees Erhard

Youths converge on Matlock Bath, Eng, in new cave-dwelling fad; map

British Youths Turn to Cave-Dwelling

bomb explodes at home of ex-Min Prio Socarras, Miami

Blast Destroys Car Of Ex-Cuban Aide At Home in Florida

Mrs J F Kennedy, Duchess of Alba, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace among guests at ball in his Seville palace

Spaniards Cheer Mrs. Kennedy as She Arrives at Ball

Baghdad radio repts he tells group of army officers he will follow bro's policies; repts he was elected to maximum term of 1 yr

ARIF TO CONTINUE BROTHER'S POLICY; New Leader of Iraq Makes Pledge to Military Aides

SOVIET SLOGANS ASK WEST TO COOPERATE

Indonesia Recalling 12 Envoys; Foreign Ministry to Be Revised

The Proceedings In the U.N.

WASHINGTON, April 17-- Senator John Stennis of Mississippi, who has advocated an expanded effort in the Vietnam war, said today that if an elected South Vietnamese Government were to ask the United States to withdraw, it would have to do so.  

If a Saigon Regime Asks U.S. To Leave, It Must, Stennis Says

Internatl Studies Center dir Millikan says center gets CIA funds but does not engage in overseas operations; says funds are for acad research

April 18, 1966

Headlines from April 18, 1966

FREE CITY CLASSES FOR ALL SOUGHT AT COLLEGE LEVEL; Board Calls for Academic or Vocational Training for High School Graduates 1975 PLAN WIDENS FREE CITY CLASSES

MAYOR AGAIN ASKS GOVERNOR TO BACK HIS TAX PROGRAM; Holds Rockefeller's Silence Is Hurting Prospects for Approval of Proposals CONCEDES RESISTANCE Says Other Methods and Further Budget Cuts May Have to Be Considered LINDSAY APPEALS AGAIN FOR TAX AID

U.S. JETS STRIKE 2 MISSILE SITES IN HANOI VICINITY; Raids 15 and 17 Miles From North Vietnamese Capital Are Closest of the War PLANES ARE UNDAMAGED 3 American Aircraft Down in Earlier Attacks, but All 5 Crewmen Are Saved U.S. JETS STRIKE IN HANOI VICINITY

60 AUTO CHANGES CONSIDERED BY U.S.; Dashboard Elimination Is Among Safety Proposals For Government Cars U.S. WEIGHS SAFETY ON AUTOS IT BUYS

East Germany: Candor Greets Visitor; By PHILIP SHABECOFF Special to The New York Times East Germans Candid in Discussing Their Regime ISOLATION CALLED SHARPEST DEFEAT But Most Deny They Would Flee to West if Chance Was Offered to Them

Billboard 200

!!Going Places!!

Ballads Of The Green Berets

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

The Sound Of Music

Boots

Historical Context for April 18, 1966