Rockefeller charges Lindsay statement on cuts is 'misinformed and totally irresponsible,' press conf; accuses him of reneging on deal that would have assured city of $407-million revenue pkg; Sen Zaretzki, Procaccino comment on rift

ROCKEFELLER SAYS LINDSAY RENEGED ON TAX PROGRAM; Governor Implies Mayor Is 'Misinformed and Totally Irresponsible' on City Plan HE CITES BRYDGES BILLS Declares Lindsay Accepted, Then 'Torpedoed' Them  Travia Also Attacked GOVERNOR SCORES LINDSAY ON TAXES

Kosygin hopeful US will change its present policy, calls it an 'inevitable failure,' s, Moscow; blames some US advisers, not entire Govt; mocks their failure to come up with a solution; moderate tone noted; analyists see it confirming that USSR tries to remain passive; Humphrey re-states US aims, s, US mil Acad; cautions 'hawks' and 'doves' against misuse of mil power

Kosygin Is Hopeful U.S. Will Change Its Vietnam Policy; KOSYGIN HOPEFUL ON CHANGE IN U.S.

gets hon degree, NYU; 130 students and faculty stage protest walkout; illus

M'NAMARA TARGET OF N.Y.U. WALKOUT; 130 Students and Faculty Members Protest Degree 130 Graduates and Faculty Leave N.Y.U. Exercises Over McNamara Degree PROTEST SECOND TO OCCUR IN 6 DAYS Secretary Lauds Orderly Actions of Dissenters  Goldberg in Rebuke

NFL and AFL announce plans to merge in '70, news conf

2 Football Leagues Agree on a Merger

test version taken off launching pad, Cape Kennedy, as hurricane caution

Hurricane Alma Lashes St. Petersburg Area; HURRICANE WHIPS ST. PETERSBURG

Cong seen weighing milder version of housing sec in order to insure bill's passage; Dem Cong leaders, after conf with Pres Johnson, predict passage of comprehensive bill; Civil Rights Leadership Conf critical of lack of support for bill

Congress May Ease Housing Bias Curb To Pass Rights Bill; CONGRESS WEIGHS HOUSING BIAS CURB

COLDWATER, Miss., June 8 Five civil rights organizations patched up their differences today over what they hoped to accomplish by continuing James H. Meredith's march into Mississippi.

MARCH'S LEADERS DEMAND ACTION BY U.S. ON RIGHTS; They Call for Mobile Voting Registrars Hundreds Join Trek Meredith Started MARCH'S LEADERS ASK RIGHT MOVES

10 killed, over 400 hurt, Topeka, Kan, other state areas; map; Natl Guard helps guard Topeka area

10 Killed, 400 Hurt As Tornado Strikes Downtown Topeka; 10 Are Dead and 400 Injured As a Tornado Strikes Topeka

Buddhist monk orders altars moved from Hue sts to let S Vietnamese mil convoy pass

BUDDHIST BEGINS A FAST TO PROTEST U.S.'COLONIALISM'; Militant Leader, in Letter, Says Johnson Now Helps Ky Repress Dissidents SCORES JUNTA AS TOOL Warns of Chaos if Present Rulers Stay Command in Saigon Area Shifted BUDDHIST BEGINS A PROTEST FAST

Vice Pres Humphrey pledges US will try to widen contacts with Asian Communist states, s, US Mil Acad grad; says their continued isolation breeds 'unreality, delusions and miscalculations'; urges Amers to learn more about Asians

HUMPHREY ASKS CHINA CONTACTS; Tells West Point Graduates the Isolation of Asian Red Nations Is Dangerous HUMPHREY BACKS CHINA CONTACTS

NY County grand jury rept on '65 election spending urges that corps be barred from taking ads in pol journals, that labor orgns and trade assns be barred from making pol contributions, that corps be barred from guaranteeing loans to candidates and come, that names of individuals who guarantee such loans, now kept secret, be made pub; suggests short campaigns, free space in newspapers, free TV and radio time for candidates, raising statutory limits on campaign expenditures to realistic levels and making deductible from NYS income tax pol contributions by individuals up to $100; suggests forming enforcement bur within Elections Bd

JURY ASKS REFORM OF POLITICAL GIFTS; Finds No Indictable Offenses in '65 City Race, but Would Bar Corporation Ads JURY ASKS CHANGE IN ELECTORAL LAW

R Reagan's sweeping victory in Calif Repub Gov primary seen pulling natl Repub party to right and making him, as head of conservative Calif party, keystone of conservative forces at Repub conv; he denies Pres ambitions

REAGAN VICTORY AIDS G.O.P. RIGHT; Former Actor Is Viewed as Possible Contender in '68 With Romney and Nixon Reagan Victory Tugs National G.O.P. to Right

Jet Propulsion Lab officials say Luna 9 did not make soft landing like Surveyor I but was jettisoned from rocket as crushproff photographic capsule; believe Luna 9 was battery-powered, could not generate power from sun

Coast Air Collision Kills X-15 Test Pilot; X-15 PILOT KILLED IN AIR COLLISION

6 teachers give all A's; 4 relent, agree to give dept head data on students actual classroom performance

City College Students Upgraded in Draft Protest; Six Teachers Give All A's, but Four Relent in Fear of Jeopardizing Youths

Parliament, 87-74, defeats Socialist motion to declare him undesirable

Austrian Party Beaten on Otto

Deputy Premier Praphas Charusathien opposes Premier Thanom Kittikachorn proposal for special law to control US soldiers, empower Thai authorities to arrest and try them

THAI AIDE OPPOSES CURB ON U.S. FORCES

foreign qrs in Cambodia doubt Sihanouk Trail exists, or, if it does, serves as heavy-duty truck convoy supply route; Govt opens remote areas to inspection by foreign newsmen and diplomats, will conduct Western diplomats on tour of area; concedes small units of Vietcong may slip across border and that rice supplies move to Saigon mkt

Existence of a 'Sihanouk Trail' in Cambodia Is Doubted; Reports Disputed by Foreigners There  Inspection Set

The Proceedings In the U.N.

2 copper mining groups halt loadings, cite 'confused' situation

Zambian Copper Shipments Are Reported Halted Anew

enemy death toll at 191 in central highlands battles; 101st Div pursues N Vietnam bn that attacked US arty position

Enemy's Deaths Rise to 191 in Highlands Battle; North Vietnamese Regulars Pursued by U.S. Troops  Fighting Is Heavy

About 1,100 S Vietnamese construction workers defy Vietcong threats, vote and elect 10 reprs from their ranks to represent them at Amer bldg combine of Raymond, Morrison-Knudsen, Brown & Root, and Jones, operating throughout S Vietnam

THREAT BY VIETCONG FAILS TO BLOCK VOTE

TOKYO, June 8 (UPI) Communist China declared today it would never permit United Nations "meddling" in Vietnam and would not accept the results of any elections in South Vietnam while United States troops were there.  

PEKING BARS A ROLE BY U.N. IN VIETNAM

Kosygin confident Chinese will eventually close ranks with Communists of all countries, s, Moscow

Issue of China Policy; Humphrey Reflects U.S. Discomfort Over Its Reputation for Rigidity

PARADERS IN DACCA MOURN RIOT DEAD

top-ranking Indonesian leaders balk on proposed accord; note points needing 'clarification and solution'; Suharto chosen to make new contacts with Malaysian officials

June 9, 1966

Headlines from June 9, 1966

ROCKEFELLER SAYS LINDSAY RENEGED ON TAX PROGRAM; Governor Implies Mayor Is 'Misinformed and Totally Irresponsible' on City Plan HE CITES BRYDGES BILLS Declares Lindsay Accepted, Then 'Torpedoed' Them Travia Also Attacked GOVERNOR SCORES LINDSAY ON TAXES

Kosygin Is Hopeful U.S. Will Change Its Vietnam Policy; KOSYGIN HOPEFUL ON CHANGE IN U.S.

M'NAMARA TARGET OF N.Y.U. WALKOUT; 130 Students and Faculty Members Protest Degree 130 Graduates and Faculty Leave N.Y.U. Exercises Over McNamara Degree PROTEST SECOND TO OCCUR IN 6 DAYS Secretary Lauds Orderly Actions of Dissenters Goldberg in Rebuke

2 Football Leagues Agree on a Merger

Hurricane Alma Lashes St. Petersburg Area; HURRICANE WHIPS ST. PETERSBURG

Billboard 200

What Now My Love

If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears

The Sound Of Music

!!Going Places!!

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Historical Context for June 9, 1966