charges ruling is based on emotions and pol, news conf, NYC; illus

Ginzburg Denied a Review Of Sentence for Obscenity; Supreme Court, in a Brief Order, Refuses Rehearing to Publisher of Eros and to Producer of 'Sadistic' Books Ginzburg Plea Denied by High Court

McNamara acknowledges recent pol unrest has affected mil efforts, s, US C of C

McNamara Predicts Rise In U.S. Forces in Vietnam; M'NAMARA SEES RISE IN U.S. FORCE

liner Kungsholm (Swedish Amer) in NYC; illus

Front Page 1 -- No Title; Port Greets the New Kungsholm As She Completes Maiden Trip

Pulitzer Drama Prize Omitted; Schlesinger's '1,000 Days' Wins; 2 PAPERS HAILED ON SPECIAL SERIES Los Angeles Times Is Cited for Articles on Watts  Boston Globe Honored

Econ Advisors Council Chmn Ackley says avg factory worker with 3 dependents is working longer hrs but has no more spendable income than yr ago, s, US C of C; warns labor cannot moderate wage demands when prices and profits are rising

PROFITS TOO HIGH, ACKLEY SUGGESTS TO BUSINESSMEN; Johnson Aide Bids Chamber 'Stop, Look, Listen' Lest Economy Be Imperiled HELLER URGES TAX RISE Industry Chiefs Are Cool to Plea on Pricing Urge Cut in Federal Spending Profits Too High, Ackley Suggests to Businessmen

Sen Javits, at Rockefeller request, to head slate of 15 Repub delegate at large candidates to const conv; role seen more valuable to Rockefeller and party than if Javits had become Rockefeller campaign chmn; Javits says he wants separate party delegations rather than bipartisan slate of at-large delegates as some propose; div between Dems and Repubs in 171 dist races seen very close, with 15 at-large delegates, to be elected as bloc, providing swing group that would determine conv control

JAVITS WILL HEAD CONVENTIONS SLATE; Agrees to Governor's Call for a Fall Race for Seat at Constitutional Parley By RICHARD WITKIN JAVITS WILL HEAD CONVENTION SLATE

3 newsmen reptd arrested, Madrid, for allegedly planning demonstration by illegal Journalists Labor Comm which defies regime-controlled union; freed after demonstation by hundreds of comm members

POLICE IN MADRID CLUB 7 AMERICANS; Herter's Granddaughter and a Blind Youth Among U.S. Students Caught in Riot Madrid Police Club 7 Americans; One Is Herter's Granddaughter

Repr Scheuer amendment to earmark 1% of Fed aid funds for coll facilities for art works approved, though queried by Repr Gross

SCHOOL AID BILL VOTED BY HOUSE; JOHNSON IGNORED; $3-Billion Authorized for 3 Years Presidential Plan on Student Loans Barred SCHOOL AID BILL VOTED BY HOUSE

Lindsay and Comr Leary announce creation of civilian-controlled bd to rev complaints against police, TV ss

CIVILIAN CONTROL OF POLICE REVIEW IS SET UP BY CITY; Lindsay Names Panel of 11 to Help Him in Choosing 4 Outsiders for Board NEED FOR CHANGE CITED New Procedures to Provide 'Thorough Investigation' of Charges, Mayor Says NEW REVIEW UNIT SET UP FOR POLICE

Shah of Iran gives day's arms budget, $700,000, to UNESCO to fight illiteracy; appeals to other chiefs of state to follow example

Shah Gives a Day's Arms Budget To UNESCO to Fight Illiteracy; IRAN GIVES UNESCO A DAY'S ARMS COST

Lindsay, bowing to Dem demands, removes mayoral veto power from transit unity plan; retains power to remove present members of TB&TA and NYCTA; also amends plan so that transportation admr would not be chmn of both auths, but only a member; mayor will have only 2, instead of 3, apptmts, on each auth; plan seen facing serious trouble in City Council and NYS Legis; viewed as little more than device to oust Moses

Lindsay Drops Veto Plan From Transit Unity Bills; Lindsay Forgoes Veto Powers In New Move for Transit Unity

8 of 9 candidates for Ala Gov nomination, in attacks aimed at Gov Wallace, pledge to modify state's militant stand on racial issue; Justice Dept to send 200 observers into 7 counties to make sure Negroes are not interfered with during primary elections; team of dept attys headed by Asst Atty Gen Doar fail to reach accord with local officials to let Fed observers watch as they help illiterates with ballots

ALABAMA NEGROES KEY TO VOTE TODAY; 122,000 to Cast Ballots for First Time 200 Federal Observers Are Sent In ALABAMA NEGROES KEY TO VOTE TODAY

Mins Com meets in closed session with UN Sec Gen Thant, Strasbourg; MP Sir G de Freitas elected Consultative Assembly pres

Council of Europe Ministers Hear Thant's Vietnam Views

Premier Maurer visits Switzerland for health reasons

Maurer Reported in West

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Memorial dedicated, Natl Memorial Cemetery of Pacific, Honolulu; Adm Sharp s

Honolulu Honors War Dead

Jordan calls attack 'unprovoked,' complaint to UN Security Council

Jordan Complains in U.N. On Israeli Border Attacks

many observers S Vietnam feel US, not the Buddhists, Roman Caths or S Vietnamese army, holds key as to whether natl elections will be held; election problems discussed

U.S. and Saigon Election; Washington Believed to Hold the Key To Whether Balloting Will Take Place

German Starfighter Toll Rises

Sweden apologizes to US for burning of Amer flag outside US Embassy in Stockholm

Sweden Apologizes to U.S.

Nguyen Cao Ky signs decree setting up com to draft election law; procedures detailed; RC speakers, at rally in Hoc Mon Dist hq near Saigon, score Lodge, demand he be replaced; score acts of violence against RC communities in Danang area; 400 RC girls say they have volunteered to be 'suicide girls'; illus; terrorists wound 2 Nationalist party members attending memorial services, Danang, for Tran Tuhyet, shot by unknown assassins

KY SETS UP PANEL ON ELECTION LAW; Religious Groups Will Help in Drafting of Statute

Pan Amer Airways repts use of its aircraft for mil flights to S Vietnam causes it to cancel flights to Eur; places ads in NY Times and other newspapers

Flights to Vietnam Force Pan Am Cut In Trips to Europe

South Vietnamese Catholics Demand 'Lodge Go Home'

Selective Service System to give 4th student deferment test, June

May 3, 1966

Headlines from May 3, 1966

Ginzburg Denied a Review Of Sentence for Obscenity; Supreme Court, in a Brief Order, Refuses Rehearing to Publisher of Eros and to Producer of 'Sadistic' Books Ginzburg Plea Denied by High Court

McNamara Predicts Rise In U.S. Forces in Vietnam; M'NAMARA SEES RISE IN U.S. FORCE

Front Page 1 -- No Title; Port Greets the New Kungsholm As She Completes Maiden Trip

Pulitzer Drama Prize Omitted; Schlesinger's '1,000 Days' Wins; 2 PAPERS HAILED ON SPECIAL SERIES Los Angeles Times Is Cited for Articles on Watts Boston Globe Honored

PROFITS TOO HIGH, ACKLEY SUGGESTS TO BUSINESSMEN; Johnson Aide Bids Chamber 'Stop, Look, Listen' Lest Economy Be Imperiled HELLER URGES TAX RISE Industry Chiefs Are Cool to Plea on Pricing Urge Cut in Federal Spending Profits Too High, Ackley Suggests to Businessmen

Billboard 200

!!Going Places!!

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Color Me Barbra

Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)

The Sound Of Music

Historical Context for May 3, 1966