USAF reptdly flies emergency supplies of bomb parts and other ordnance to S Vietnam; effects of shortages appraised

Bomb Parts Rushed by U.S. To Ease Vietnam Shortage; U.S. BOMB PARTS SPED TO VIETNAM

Amer Assn of Univ Profs repts pay scales 7.3% over '65, with Southern insts making important gains; puts avg salary at $9,816; other figures; highest-paying insts noted

Salaries at Colleges Rise 7.3 % in Year; Salaries of College Teachers Rise by 7.3% in Year

8 major rrs ask Fed ct (Holtzoff) to levy heavy damages and fines against BLFE for losses suffered during recent 4-day strike; also ask ct to levy fines of $50,000 against union and $5,000 against Gilbert for contempt of ct's back-to-work order; union vp Shattuck holds strike was legal

8 RAILROADS SUE FIREMEN'S UNION FOR STRIKE LOSSES; Also Ask U.S. Court to Levy Fines for 4-Day Walkout  Total Put in Millions 8 RAILROADS SEEK STRIKE DAMAGES

police kill 7 guerrillas in clash near Sinoia; rept 100-guerrilla force had large number of Chinese and Soviet arms; rept prisoners recd terrorist training and pol indoctrination in China, were members of banned Zimbabwe African Natl Union and entered country from Zambia; Smith optimistic on talks but bars deviation from principles

7 Guerrillas Killed In Rhodesian Clash; RHODESIAN POLICE KILL 7 GUERRILLAS

illus of US soldier jumping from helicopter, Pleiku area

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Thant hints he may retire when 5-yr term expires in Nov, news conf, London; says no one should aspire to Sec Gen post for more than 1 term; Sec Stewart, in earlier conf, reptdly urged him to serve 2d term; US has expressed its support, and, reptdly, USSR

THANT INDICATES A WISH TO RETIRE; Says No One 'Should Aspire' to 2d Term U.S., Britain and Soviet Bid Him Stay THANT INDICATES A WISH TO RETIRE

Specialists on Chinese Communist affairs link strain in Peking-Hanoi ties to Hanoi leaders refusal to line up with Peking against USSR; Le Duan, en route from Moscow Communist party cong, gets usual protocol banquets in Peking stopover but is snubbed by press

PEKING IS COOLER TO HANOI LEADERS; Evidence of Strain Detected After North Vietnamese Refusal to Oppose Soviet PEKING IS COOLER TO HANOI LEADERS

NYS Legis passes compromise bill on Title XIX with token opposition after intensive talks by Rockefeller, Travia, Brydges and others; amt of aid and procedures to provide it will be worked out in rules to be adopted by Soc Welfare Dept, which will contract with Health Dept by Oct 31 to adm med aspects of program; details

STATE MEDICARE IS VOTED TO HELP PAY DOCTOR BILLS; Compromise Will Aid Family of 4 That Earns Under $6,000 in Net Income OPPOSITION ONLY TOKEN It Will Cover Up to 7 Million  Agreement on Limit to Income Eases the Way STATE MEDICARE VOTED IN ALBANY

5 defense mins, in London conf, agree to establish permanent forum for consultation on use of nuclear weapons; conf ends; Sen Gen Brosio present

NATO UNIT AGREES TO CONSULTATION ON NUCLEAR ARMS; 5 Defense Chiefs, at London Meeting, Plan a Permanent Forum on Weapons Use FINAL FORM UNDECIDED Action Is Viewed as a Major Advance in Ending Dispute Over West German Role NATO UNIT AGREES ON ATOMIC FORUM

Rockefeller rejects Miller offer, press conf; acts after J Robinson told him he would not work for Rockefeller if Miller does; sees misunderstanding; accepts support of anyone who agrees with him on issues but says active campaigning by Miller would be 'misunderstood'; Miller silent; Robinson comments; Rockefeller also confs with Javits

GOVERNOR REJECTS AID FROM MILLER; Says Help in Campaign by Goldwater Running Mate Might Be Misunderstood GOVERNOR REJECTS AID FROM MILLER

Senate Hearings Set On Dodd's Relations With Julius Klein; Senators Plan Public Hearing On Dodd's Ties to Julius Klein

Justice Dept repts white regis is up to 1,175,122. 86.9% of those eligible

Dr. King Bids Alabama Negroes Conquer Fears and Vote as Bloc; DR. KING PRESSES NEGRO BLOC VOTE

Lindsay queries effectiveness of system despite city expending $935 per pupil, more than any other US city, s, PEA; urges passage of tax proposals and rise in state and Fed aid to improve educ; repts M Sviridoff is analyzing system under Ford Foundation grant; Donovan puzzled at Lindsay view; cites gains by system

Lindsay Questions Schools' Spending; MAYOR QUESTIONS SCHOOL SPENDING

Lincoln White Quits Foreign Service

Man Puts 'Bite' on Police

S Andrews, ex-consultant on US aid programs, scores US aid program in rural areas, article in Reporter magazine; says US and S Vietnam have ignored villagers needs, repeatedly broken promises to them; says money and effort goes into programs often totally unrelated to realities of countryside; calls for end to 'blatant ballyhoo and propaganda' and orgn of a program to meet peasants' needs

AID HELD LAGGING IN RURAL VIETNAM; U.S. Expert Says Needs of Peasants Go Unmet

Govt to seek revision of accords granting Amers equal rights and privileges in exploiting natural resources

Philippines Seeks Revision Of Leases on U.S. Bases

Govt gives Vietcong in S Vietnam 4 tons of med, mostly aspirin, it recd from Cath Relief Services in '63

Drugs Donated by U.S. Catholics Shipped to Vietcong by Algeria

SAIGON, Saturday, April 30 (AP) A MIG-17 was shot down and s second was forced to crash in North Vietnam 45 miles from Communist China's frontier, a United States spokesman announced today.  

U.S. Downs 2 MIG-17's

Burma and Pakistan sign protocol defining boundaries

Burma-Pakistan Border Pact

Ukraine mine blast kills undisclosed number of miners and engineers

Soviet Discloses Mine Blast

awards Conspicuous Service Medal post-humously to Capt C J O'Sullivan, killed in S Vietnam

Medal Awarded to Widow Of Captain Killed in Vietnam

VUNGTAU, South Vietnam, April 29 "No, I can't say I'm glad to be here," said First Sgt. Harold P. Powers, "but I couldn't have looked in the mirror if I hadn't come."

A Bugle Sounds as G.I.'s Go Ashore at Vungtau; Strange Notes of a 'Charge' Accompany Men Landing in a Secured Region

Brezhnev Back From Tashkent

U.S. Lists Vietnam Dead

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April 30, 1966

Headlines from April 30, 1966

Bomb Parts Rushed by U.S. To Ease Vietnam Shortage; U.S. BOMB PARTS SPED TO VIETNAM

Salaries at Colleges Rise 7.3 % in Year; Salaries of College Teachers Rise by 7.3% in Year

8 RAILROADS SUE FIREMEN'S UNION FOR STRIKE LOSSES; Also Ask U.S. Court to Levy Fines for 4-Day Walkout Total Put in Millions 8 RAILROADS SEEK STRIKE DAMAGES

7 Guerrillas Killed In Rhodesian Clash; RHODESIAN POLICE KILL 7 GUERRILLAS

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Billboard 200

!!Going Places!!

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Color Me Barbra

Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)

The Sound Of Music

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 30, 1966