Ky Says Adding Civilians To Junta Is a 'Good Idea'; KY FOR CIVILIANS ON SAIGON JUNTA

Scranton sees dramatic improvement in mil situation, int, Saigon

RUSK REITERATES STAND ON VIETNAM; In Speech Here, He Likens U.S. Commitment to That of Truman on Europe RUSK REITERATES STAND ON VIETNAM

nurses reject new offer; illus; no further talks set; Tarshis optimistic; 4 more child health stations closed

NURSES DECLINE TO END STOPPAGE; 300 Reject a $1,000 Raise With Job Reclassification --Talks 'Bog Down' Nurses Decline to Call Off Stoppage

Duncan wins Dem nomination, Oregon; Gov Hatfield, Adm policy critic, wins Repub Sen nomination

Vietnam Critic Defeated; Johnson Backer Wins in Oregon In Primary Centered on Vietnam

High defeats Burns, runoff; Burns refuses to concede; High helped by Negro vote; Kennedy gets pol boost

Florida Moderate Wins; MAYOR HIGH BEATS BURNS IN FLORIDA

Saigon Leaders Hold Stage, With Lodge in Audience

Sec Gen Thant renews plea for scaling down mil operations and for direct negotiations among 'all powers concerned' including actual combatants, s, ACWA conv; warns of increasing danger of world conflict; holds dem principles are falling victim to war itself, that mere survival has become paramount to Vietnamese people; again says there is no role for UN at this time

THANT ASKS TALKS BY ALL CONCERNED IN VIETNAM WAR; Urges Direct Negotiations Include Communist China and Liberation Front FEARS WORLD CONFLICT Renews Plea That Military Operations in Southeast Asia Be Scaled Down THANT ASKS TALKS IN VIETNAM WAR

White House Civil Rights Conf council makes pub its recommendations to conf delegates calling for multibillion-dollar program to give Negro 'true equality'; details; conf chmn Heineman says delegates will represent all opinions except those of KKK and Black Muslims; regrets SNCC withdrawal; declines comment on security precautions to bar violence by militants who feel Johnson Adm is insincere in plans to aid Negro; conf will adopt no resolutions nor vote on any proposal but will draft rept to Pres

JOHNSON'S PANEL ON RIGHTS URGES A VAST PROGRAM; White House Meeting Asked to Support Proposals for Negro's 'True Equality' AIMS CALLED PRACTICAL Presidential Panel Proposes Reforms in Employment, Education and Housing VAST RIGHTS PLAN URGED ON PARLEY

assembly endorses '67 Confession, 1 of 7 creedal statements supplementing 1647 Westminster Confession of Faith under proposed updating of ch doctrine; 2/3 of presbyteries must approve confession before '67 assembly can vote final passage; scholars under Rev Dr Dowey drafted it; it denies Bible is 'inerrant,' recognizes ch's responsibility to take interest in soc problems; Little hails move; Internatl Council of Christian Chs pres McIntire scores it; Rev Drs Meister and Miller, Ruling Elder W P Thompson nominated for stated clerk

Presbyterian Leaders Vote Creed Stressing Social Aim; NEW CREED VOTED BY PRESBYTERIANS

Lindsay apologizes for 'pol cowardice' remark; confs with Legis leaders, Albany; he, Brydges, Duryea see progress; Westchester Assemblyman Pisani denounces 'pol cowardice' remark, Assembly floor

LINDSAY SOOTHES ALBANY FEELINGS; TAX TALK GOESON; Mayor Flies to Capital and Is Said to Have Apologized for 'Cowardice' Remark LINDSAY SOOTHES ALBANY FEELINGS

helicopter pad being built in East River just off Gracie Mansion for Mayor; illus; Mayor to continue to use 1 of 5 Police helicopters always at his disposal

Lindsay Getting a Copter Pad Near Gracie Mansion; Lindsay Getting East River Pad Off Gracie Mansion for Copter

Lindsay announces eating of some curbs on water use, news conf; lawn sprinkling, filling of pools in yards, restarting of some fountains allowed; other curbs continued, he holds caution still needed although reserves near 85%; Westchester County Exec Michaelian pledges cooperation with relaxed program

Mayor Eases Water Curb; Lawn Sprinkling Allowed; But It Is Limited to 2 Hours 3 Days a Week Pools in Yards May Be Filled, but Car Washing Still Is Banned Mayor Eases Curbs on Water; Lawn Sprinkling Is Permitted

Uganda army shells Buganda palace compound, repts troops occupy palace, gives no word on fate of Mutesa; unconfirmed repts say Mutesa and his bro Prince Simba have been arrested

Army Shells Palace Of Buganda's King; Uganda Army Shells Kabaka's Palace

Legis (Lent) com hearings; Rockefeller defends program, confident it will gain support when it is understood, denies move toward socialized med; M B Folsom opposes bill, especially eligibility standards; Assoc Industries repr opposes law, cites collective bargaining chaos; critics outnumber supporters

Foes of Health Plan Dominate Hearing; Health Plan Foes Dominate Hearing

Econ Opportunity Office aide Mangum says that despite prodding from Washington, Council Against Poverty has delayed submission of budget for neighborhood programs; says fiscal '67 program must be submitted in day to be approved by June 1, that delay endangers Fed $36-million allocation; notes that $40-million program submitted in Jan was defective, that city knows that $60-million request cannot be granted; sends lr to Lindsay and to Dumps on urging immediate action; Shriver names 5-man com, Mangum chmn, to speed handling of NYC requests

CITY ADMONISHED ON POVERTY FUND; U.S. Asserts Agency Here Continues to Delay Budget Despite Reminders City Is Admonished on Poverty Funds by U.S.

Erhard Sees Elizabeth

Scotland Yd repts there are no colored men on police force because few applied and these did not meet standards

FEW COLORED APPLY, SCOTLAND YARD SAYS

Locke Confirmed by Senate As Ambassador to Pakistan

Iranian anti-aircraft fires on Iraqi MIGs that reportedly violated Iran's airspace

Iran Reports Iraqi Incursion

GB plans to amend 1881 Fugitive Offenders Act in order to extend pol asylum to refugees from Commonwealth nations; impetus for change stems from '63 case of Chief Enahoro of Nigeria, who was denied Brit asylum and extradited to Nigeria for treason trial; proposed new law would permit Brit officials to refuse extradition of refugees fleeing pol charges

BRITAIN TO WIDEN RIGHT OF ASYLUM; Will Extend It to Refugees From Commonwealth

talks open; Wilson implies Conservative Govt's '56 Suez invasion is responsible for Brit withdrawal from Aden base, reply to MP J Eden charge that withdrawal aids Nasser; denies suppressing criticism on refusal to give defense commitment; MP Douglas-Home charges Wilson gives inaccurate acct of matter

Wilson Traces Pullout in Aden To Britain's Invasion of Suez; Replying to Eden Nephew, He Says' 56 Drive Gave Birth to Decade of Trouble

WASHINGTON, May 24 State Department officials took issue today with the Polish press agency charge that two United States military attaches had engaged in espionage.  

Washington Takes Issue

The Proceedings In the U.N.; YESTERDAY 

UNICEF to use '65 Peace Prize for fund to hon late exec dir Pate

UNICEF Uses Nobel Award To Honor Its First Director

Poland denounces US acct of 3 attaches expulsion, charges they were found to have 'extensive espionage material'; charges US version is intended to harm US-Polish relations; US State Dept denial

POLES CHALLENGE U.S. ON ATTACHES; Call American Version on Aides They Ousted False

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May 25, 1966

Headlines from May 25, 1966

Ky Says Adding Civilians To Junta Is a 'Good Idea'; KY FOR CIVILIANS ON SAIGON JUNTA

RUSK REITERATES STAND ON VIETNAM; In Speech Here, He Likens U.S. Commitment to That of Truman on Europe RUSK REITERATES STAND ON VIETNAM

NURSES DECLINE TO END STOPPAGE; 300 Reject a $1,000 Raise With Job Reclassification --Talks 'Bog Down' Nurses Decline to Call Off Stoppage

Vietnam Critic Defeated; Johnson Backer Wins in Oregon In Primary Centered on Vietnam

Florida Moderate Wins; MAYOR HIGH BEATS BURNS IN FLORIDA

Billboard 200

What Now My Love

If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears

Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)

Color Me Barbra

The Sound Of Music

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Historical Context for May 25, 1966