Defense Dept sources see Gers, as they gain more knowledge of nuclear weapons systems, agreeing allies must not depend exclusively on nuclear defense; reassert doctrine of 'flexible' response; McNamara returns from London conf on consultations; Pentagon denies he and 4 other mins discussed shifting to automatic nuclear response; rept from London says group discussed system of graduated responses to different kinds of aggression

U.S. EXPECTS BONN TO AGREE FINALLY ON DEFENSE SHIFT; McNamara Aides Say Ally Will Realize NATO Stand Can't Be Totally Nuclear U.S. EXPECTS BONN TO YIELD ON ARMS

Human Tests Considered; RETROACTIVE PILL USED ON MONKEYS

Suffolk County, NY, white policeman shot, another beaten by group of 30 Negroes in Carleton Pk sec after trying to arrest Negro motorist for speeding; 2 Negroes later arrested; Islip Town Supervisor Raven stunned over incident

L.I. Patrolman Shot, 2d Beaten by a Mob; PATROLMAN SHOT, 2D BEATEN ON L.I.

U.S. TOLL OF MIG'S CONTINUES TO RISE AS AIR WAR GROWS; 3 Downed in 2 Days' Clashes With Fast Phantoms Over Areas North of Hanoi BOMBING RAIDS INTENSE Americans' Troop Strength Now at 255,000--Large Enemy Cache Is Found U.S. TOLL OF MIG'S CONTINUES TO RISE

Governor Signs State Medicare at Union Ceremony; GOVERNOR SIGNS STATE MEDICARE

Drs Westoff and Ryder rept '65 Natl Fertility Study reveals 21% of RC wives under 45 have used or are using birth control pills, that comparable figure for non-Caths is 29%, rept to Population Assn of Amer on study financed by Natl Inst of Child Health and Human Development; study based on statistical sample of 5,600 women living with their husbands; 52% of women say they have not used oral contraceptives and do not intend to; oral contraceptives have wide acceptance among young and better educated; 56% of non-Caths under 20 use pill, compared with 15% of Caths; percentage in over-25 group is 23 for non-Caths and 18 for Caths

Contraceptives Use Noted; USE OF BIRTH PILL BY CATHOLICS CITED

Sports News; BASEBALL

Middle States Assn of Colls and Secondary Schools, acting on comm rept, to continue accreditation 'for time being'; notes univ has made 'grievous errors' but declines to detail them; to send study team to probe conditions in fall; issues covered in rept noted; Kugler and O'Reilly score assn's action

ST.JOHN'S TO KEEP ITS ACCREDITATION BUT GETS WARNING; Middle States Association Notes 'Grievous Errors' in Faculty Dispute TO CONTINUE SCRUTINY No Coercion of Trustees Is Found--Striking Union Critical of Decision ST. JOHN'S TO KEEP ITS ACCREDITATION

Calif pollution exports estimate smog control will be delayed for at least 10 yrs, time needed for new cars, with mandatory equipment, to replace used cars; Calif example cited to show pol, econ and tech problems involved; K T Norris quoted on latter; map of smog zones and frequency

Controls on Smog Face l0-Year Delay Due to Older Cars; SMOG CONTROLS FACE LONG DELAY

ANNAPOLIS CHIDED ON GRADE QUOTAS; Evaluators Assert 'No Good College' Would Limit the Number of Failures ANNAPOLIS CHIDED ON GRADE QUOTAS

De Gaulle and Thant see no possibility now of new peace moves, statement after Paris conf; de Gaulle notes unease and disapproval of war in France

DE GAULLE, THANT AGREE ON VIETNAM; Two, Meeting in Paris, See No Chance of Successful Peace Moves at Present DE GAULLE, THANT AGREE ON VIETNAM

US pays about $1-million a mo in demurrage charges for ships delayed in Saigon; AID civilian shipments hardest hit because mil cargoes have priority; Defense Dept includes its demurrage costs in charter fees; holds present backlog of some 45 ships marks progress since Nov '65 when 122 ships waited; now unloads 70% of mil cargoes in 4 smaller ports; AID, under attack by Repr Garmatz for hiring foreign-flag ships to cut costs, tries to ease congestion

Saigon Cargo Delays Cost Millions in Extra Charges; UNLOADING DELAY IN SAIGON COSTLY

Absence from pub view for 5 mos noted; Hong Kong analysts believe he is ill, though Chinese Govt spokesman on Mar 26 denied it

CHINA NOW SILENT 5 MONTHS ON MAO; He and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Were Last Seen in Public in November CHINA NOW SILENT 5 MONTHS ON MAO

N Vietnam identifies 4 US pilots it claims to have captured after downing their planes

Hanoi Lists 4 Captive Pilots

Vietnamese stage anti-Amer demonstration near US Embassy, Saigon

5,000 in Saigon March on U.S. Offices

Soviet Party Meeting Scored

WASHINGTON, April 30-- The Senate Preparedness Subcommittee has uncovered evidence of serious training bottlenecks affecting the Army's Reserve forces.  

TRAINING LAG LAID TO ARMY RESERVE; Senate Panel Also Foresees a Delay on Elite Force 

Chou En-lai spurns Mansfield proposal for talks, s, Peking rally

Chou, Spurning Call for Talks, Pledges Aid to Vietnam Reds

Loyalty Day Parades Are Held in 2 Boroughs; Both Rightists and Leftists Sponsor Demonstrations

US officials believe over 20,000 N Vietnamese army regulars have infiltrated into S Vietnam since Jan, raise Communist striking force to about 90,000; put monthly losses of Vietcong at 12,000-15,000, of allies at 9,000

U.S.OFFICIALS SAY INFILTRATION IS UP; Believe Flow From North This Year Is 20,000

Amer Jewish Cong conv delegates urge Adm to suspend bombing of N Vietnam 'indefinitely' to spur peace talks, call for cease-fire and negotiations without prior conditions

End of North Vietnam Bombings Called for by Jewish Congress

Indonesian Volcano Toil at 82

Natl Student Assn delegation led by P Sherburne in US after 3-wk study tour; Sherburne says most S Vietnamese students are sharply critical of US policy, want strongly nationalist govt to emerge from promised elections, oppose Vietcong role in govt

TALKS IN VIETNAM SWAY U.S. YOUTHS; Students There Are Found Opposed to Vietcong Role

WASHINGTON, April 30 (UPI)--The chairman of the House Republican Conference accused President Johnson and his assistants today of making false and evasive statements about Vietnam.

Laird Scores Johnson on War, Says Statements Are Evasive

Sen Morse says Rusk views of ties are in same 'antiquated and dangerous rut' as those of Mao Tsetung; Sens Hruska and Morton hold recognition of Chinese would not stop aggression

Morse Criticizes Rusk

Olaf Thon is a German former professional football player and coach.

May 1, 1966

Headlines from May 1, 1966

U.S. EXPECTS BONN TO AGREE FINALLY ON DEFENSE SHIFT; McNamara Aides Say Ally Will Realize NATO Stand Can't Be Totally Nuclear U.S. EXPECTS BONN TO YIELD ON ARMS

Human Tests Considered; RETROACTIVE PILL USED ON MONKEYS

L.I. Patrolman Shot, 2d Beaten by a Mob; PATROLMAN SHOT, 2D BEATEN ON L.I.

U.S. TOLL OF MIG'S CONTINUES TO RISE AS AIR WAR GROWS; 3 Downed in 2 Days' Clashes With Fast Phantoms Over Areas North of Hanoi BOMBING RAIDS INTENSE Americans' Troop Strength Now at 255,000--Large Enemy Cache Is Found U.S. TOLL OF MIG'S CONTINUES TO RISE

Governor Signs State Medicare at Union Ceremony; GOVERNOR SIGNS STATE MEDICARE

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 May 1, 1966