foreign mins conf, Moscow; list; Polish Deputy Min Naszkowski reptd substituting for Min Rapacki

EAST BLOC AIDES MEET IN MOSCOW; Foreign Ministers Confer on European Detente EAST BLOC AIDES MEET IN MOSCOW

Educ Bd '66 annual ethnic census shows loss of 25,000 non-Negro and non-Puerto Rican students from pss, '65, while 36,500 Negro and Puerto Rican youths joined system; '65 census cited; Donovan unable to explain exodus; Negro and Puerto Rican youths now comprise 71.5% and 60.6% of enrollment in Manhattan and Bronx pss; table on ethnic composition of pupils, '57-65, all boros

RACIAL PATTERNS SHIFT IN SCHOOLS; Non-Negro and Non-Puerto Rican Exodus Rises RACIAL PATTERNS SHIFT IN SCHOOLS

shot in back from ambush near Hernando, Miss; illus; condition reptd satisfactory after surgery

MEREDITH IS SHOT IN BACK ON WALK INTO MISSISSIPPI; Ambushed Negro Reported in Satisfactory Condition-- Johnson Denounces Act WHITE SUSPECT IS HELD CORE Plans to Finish March to Spur Voter Registration and End Fear of Racists Meredith Is Wounded on Rights Walk in Mississippi SUSPECT SEIZED AFTER SHOOTING Ambushed Negro Reported in Satisfactory Condition-- Johnson Denounces Act

Cambodian villagers describe Apr 30 shelling by US troops and their response; deny presence of Vietcong or N Vietnam soldiers in Cambodia and US charge latter fired on them; US defends shelling; map

Cambodian Villagers Describe April Shelling by U.S. Forces; Cambodian Villagers Describe April Shelling by U.S. Forces

14 mins defer to Oct decision on whether to move Council from France; reach 'face-saving formula' after Rusk pressure for shift is resisted by Canadian Sec Martin, Danish Min Haekkerup and Ital Min Fanfani

NATO POSTPONES ACTION 4 MONTHS; Ministers to Act in October on Shifting Headquarters of Council From France NATO POSTPONES ACTION 4 MONTHS

BLS repts May jobless rate at 4%, up from 3.7%, Apr, sharpest rise in 23 mos; Comr Ross calls rise evidence that econ expansion has tapered off; predicts decline in jobless will resume in Sept or Oct and fall below 3.7% before '67, news conf; Sec Wirtz calls talk of manpower shortage misleading, HR subcom hearing; says there is no scarcity for those 'willing and able to work,'

MAY JOBLESS RATE UP SHARPLY TO 4%; Rise, the Biggest in 2 Years, Is Seen as Indication That the Boom Is Tapering Off MAY JOBLESS RATE UP SHARPLY TO 4%

US Sup Ct, 8-1, reverses Dr S H Sheppard murder conviction, Cleveland, '54, because 'virulent publicity' denied him fair trial; Justice Clark, for majority, sharply criticizes trial judge

HIGH COURT VOIDS SHEPPARD VERDICT; Asserts 'Virulent Publicity' Denied Fair Murder Trial to Osteopath in Ohio HIGH COURT VOIDS SHEPPARD VERDICT

craft splashes down in Atlantic Ocean within 3 mi of carrier Wasp and 1/2 mi of target after 44 orbits; precision landing permits 1st TV coverage of a Gemini return; pictures transmitted by Early Bird satellite; astronauts return to Cape Kennedy for med tests and debriefing; illus in spacecraft after splashdown

Gemini 9 Lands Safely Near Bullseye; Astronauts Flown to Cape For Debriefing on Mission Gemini 9 Astronauts Land Safely Near Bullseye and Fly to Cape for Debriefing TROUBLED FLIGHT ENDS IN SUCCESS Examination on Wasp Shows Pilots in Good Shape After Three Days in Space

junta adds 10 civilians; no reprs of Unified Buddhist Ch included, but at least 2 nominal lay Buddhists and 2 Caths named; Armed Forces Cong approves additions; votes for mil to continue to lead country and for Nguyen Cao Ky and Nguyen Van Thieu to remain in office; Buddhist Inst calls on army cong to oust two and appt new leaders; Tam Chau agrees to withdraw resignation

SAIGON GENERALS ADD 10 CIVILIANS TO RULING JUNTA; Act to Placate Opponents but Vote to Keep Ky and Thieu as Leaders BUDDHISTS UNSATISFIED Still Press for New Regime --Monks Seem Confused and Split on Tactics JUNTA IN SAIGON ADDS 10 CIVILIANS

Kennedy denounces apartheid as one of evils of world, s, Natl Union of S African Students at Capetown U; urges end to socs based on racial differences; denies he seeks to promote Communist policies; gets ovation; earlier met with I Robertson

Kennedy Denounces Apartheid as Evil; KENNEDY ASSAILS APARTHEID AS EVIL

GOVERNOR FAVORS CITY REALTY LEVY OVER INCOME TAX; Indicates He Backs Senate's Ban on Personal Impost --Fare Issue Left Open GOVERNOR FAVORS SENATE TAX PLAN

T S Gates scores present system, urges program 'to involve all young men in govt service for a period'

Gates, Calling the Draft Unfair, Urges Universal Service

Buddhists pour into Hue sts with their family altars in passive resistance to Govt attempts to regain control; Govt troops make no attempt to halt them

Hue Buddhists Protest

France authorizes overflights by allied craft for June and July

Paris Approves Overflights

Hershey Attacks Standards

Editorial coms responsible for pub of Peking Daily and Eve Daily and Front Line Magazine ousted in Communist party purge

CHINA PURGE GOES ON BACKED BY FANFARE

Guyana Seeks Place in U.N.

S Korea rejects S Vietnam request for air force unit; Premier Chung II Kwon repts request came in lr from Nguyen Cao Ky

Ky's Request for Air Unit Rejected by South Korea

illus of armed S Vietnamese women on river patrol

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U.S. Aide Sees Algerians

Buddhist leaders vagueness on their objectives discussed

The Buddhist Enigma; Leaders Vague About Their Objectives And Others Offer Variety of Surmises

state AFL-CIO pres Murphy, citing Genovese case, urges Cong probe to see if univ is carrying on 'subversive program'; charges pres Gross with 'total lack of leadership,'

'Subversion' Inquiry at Rutgers Asked by Jersey Labor Leader

WASHINGTON, June 6-- Arthur J. Goldberg said today that the United States would be willing to have the International Control Commission observe the planned September elections for a constituent assembly in South Vietnam.  

TRUCE UNIT BACKED AS VOTE OVERSEER

WASHINGTON, June 6--Defense Department officials firmly backed today the action of the United States unit commander who ordered 300 shells fired into Cambodia April 30.  

Pentagon Defends Shelling

GENEVA, June 6--The United States labor delegation continued today its unofficial boycott of the International Labor Organization's conference because a Polish official was elected chairman of the session last week.

I.L.O. STILL SNUBBED BY U.S. LABOR GROUP

Hans Peter Wilhelm Arp, better known as Jean Arp in English, was a German-French sculptor, painter and poet. He was known as a Dadaist and an abstract artist.

June 7, 1966

Headlines from June 7, 1966

EAST BLOC AIDES MEET IN MOSCOW; Foreign Ministers Confer on European Detente EAST BLOC AIDES MEET IN MOSCOW

RACIAL PATTERNS SHIFT IN SCHOOLS; Non-Negro and Non-Puerto Rican Exodus Rises RACIAL PATTERNS SHIFT IN SCHOOLS

Cambodian Villagers Describe April Shelling by U.S. Forces; Cambodian Villagers Describe April Shelling by U.S. Forces

NATO POSTPONES ACTION 4 MONTHS; Ministers to Act in October on Shifting Headquarters of Council From France NATO POSTPONES ACTION 4 MONTHS

Billboard 200

What Now My Love

If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears

The Sound Of Music

!!Going Places!!

Color Me Barbra

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 7, 1966