Mayor Sees East Harlem's Gaiety and Woe; Children Greet Him on Walk--Trouble Breaks Out Later Mayor Sees the Gaiety and Woe of East Harlem

shooting of woman in East NY by unidentified man sets off series of racial disorders involving Negroes, Puerto Ricans and Italians; 200 extra police brought into area, including Tactical Patrol Force

Disorders Are Set Off; WOMAN IS SHOT IN EAST NEWYORK

ed on progress toward manned lunar landing

GEMINI DOCKS WITH AGENA AND THEN JOINED VEHICLES ROCKET INTO HIGHER ORBIT; ASTRONAUTS BUSY 2 Set Altitude Mark for Man--Hunt On for Second Agena

USSR Premier Kosygin rejects Brit Prime Min Wilson plea to intervene with N Vietnam or to accept responsibility for fate of pilots, USSR spokesman briefing to Western newsmen, Moscow; Kosygin reptdly holds issue is matter for N Vietnam to decide; rejects Wilson argument that show trial may lead to intensified war and may violate Geneva Conv; charges Wilson supports Amer 'aggression'; Wilson and Kosygin illus at conf

MOSCOW REBUFFS APPEAL BY WILSON ON HANOI P.O.W.'S; Kosygin Bars Intervention-- Goldberg Gives U.S. Plea to Red Cross in Geneva Moscow Rebuffs Appeal by Wilson on P.O.W.'s

union and 5 hosps reach agreement in which union gets almost all demands with 24% pay-benefit rise; stoppages end; Costello announces pact; says Davis pledges no more strikes; Montefiore dir Cherkasky charges capitulation by Mt Sinai; sees big rise in hosp costs

RISE OF 24% ENDS HOSPITAL DISPUTE; RATES MAY GO UP; Montefiore Chief, Charging 'Surrender,' Sees Daily Patient Costs Up $5

Ford to include collapsible front-end structures especially designed to reduce force generated in crash on some '69 models; co pres Miller says feature will be offered on entire line in '71 and later

Ford to Put Collapsible Fronts On Some of Its Models in 1969; FORD CARS TO HAVE COLLAPSIBLE END

Negroes and whites clash, Jacksonville, Fla, after 200 Negroes staged march to City Hall protesting discrimination in hiring practices; W H Folks arrested after trying to serve KKK warrant on march, leader R Pearson, state NAACP pres

One Dead in Ohio; RIOT BY NEGROES HITS CLEVELAND

Internatl Ct, 8-7, dismisses complaint by Ethiopia and Liberia against imposition of apartheid by S Africa in mandated territory; makes ruling on tech ground that Ethiopia and Liberia lacked sufficient legal interest in case; holds League of Nations, in awarding mandate, made no provision for individual members to challenge its execution; makes no ruling on merits of case; Justice P C Jessup (US) leads dissent; calls case 'procedure in utter futility'; recalls ct held in '62 that plaintiff nations could bring action and sharply disputes opinion that they now lack legal interest; ct Pres, Sir P Spender (Australia), broke 7-7 deadlock by casting his vote against complainants, 1st time Pres has broken tie with his vote since before World War II; case, continued since Nov 4 '60, said to have cost litigants millions of dollars; complainants, acting on behalf of most African nations, had asked ct to rule that UN has supervisory authority over S Africa's adm of S-W Africa and that S Africa, through apartheid, had failed to promote well-being of territory's inhabitants; complainants atty, E A Gros, surprised at ruling; map

APARTHEID FOES IN AFRICA LOSE SUIT IN WORLD COURT OVER SOUTH-WEST AFRICA; AN 8-TO-7 VERDICT South Africa Is Victor on a Technicality in U.N. Mandate Case

drs hold he is too weak for ct hearing; confirm wounds were from suicide attempt

Speck Is Too Weak for Hearing And a Confrontation by Nurse; SPECK TOO WEAK, HEARING PUT OFF

African delegates at UN shocked by decision; charge ct's refusal to act shows it and UN are helpless to redress racial grievances; Amb Ackhar Marof (Guinea) sees no hope for settling issue 'by reasonable means'; some Western diplomats see crisis avoided by verdict

VERDICT ANGERS AFRICANS AT U.N.; Many Conclude World Body Is Helpless in Racial Issue --Verwoerd Hails Victory

WASHINGTON, July 18 (AP) --A Congressional subcommittee that visited South Vietnam said in a report tonight a military victory is possible without a complete solution to that country's economic and political problems.  

HOUSE PANEL BACKS U.S. ROLE IN VIETNAM

US and S Vietnamese troops fail to locate N Vietnamese troops, Quangtri Prov, 4th day of sweep

AIR RAIDS IN NORTH DEAL HEAVY BLOWS; 4-Day Tally by U.S. Planes Reported at High Level

F-104 crashes, N Sea, 61st to crash since '61; pilot missing

Bonn Loses 61st Starfighter

claims they are war criminals under 'Nuremberg Charter'

AIDE INSISTS HANOI HAS RIGHT OF TRIAL; Consul General in New Delhi Cites 'Nuremberg Charter'

he suffers heart attack, Hyannis Port; condition

Joseph Kennedy Recuperates

Natl Urban League dir W M Young Jr leaves NYC for unofficial visit with Negro servicemen; says about 40,000 Negroes serve in Vietnam, 22% of servicemen in combat zones are Negroes

YOUNG OFF TO VISIT NEGROES IN VIETNAM

G Ulanova and other leading USSR cultural figures appeal to leaders in arts in US to protest 'criminal war,' open message pub in Tass

Soviet Artists Appeal To Those in U.S. on War

Govt reptdly weighs buying USSR AA missiles

SYRIA SAID TO WEIGH A PLEA FOR MISSILES

US officials see mobilization order as domestic propaganda move to counter N Vietnamese war-weariness; US silent on China's territory offer; N Korea hails Ho Chi Minh mobilization order

U.S. Aides Say Hanoi Call-Up Is for Propaganda; Mobilization Order Regarded in Washington as Attempt to Counter War-weariness

E Ger repts contributions for N Vietnam are over $2 million; plans increased Govt aid

$2-Million Reported Given By East Germans for Hanoi

Polish ex-diplomat W Tykocinski, defected to US, says at least 38 of 50 in Polish mil mission to W Ger in '65 were spies, HR com secret hearing

EX-ENVOY DIVULGES POLISH SPY ACTIVITY

Mrs. Nhu Now Defends Reds as 'Nationalists'; In French Interview, She Calls for World Talks on Vietnam Says U.S. Had Diem Ousted to Block Peace With Hanoi

600th Quake Hits Tashkent

US Amb Bohlen and Min Couve de Murville conf, Paris, on problems related to evacuation of US bases

BOHLEN OPENS TALKS IN FRANCE ON BASES

Communist Chinese charge d'affaires Li En-chiu declared persona non grata following mysterious death of a Chinese engineer in Netherlands for tech conf

July 19, 1966

Headlines from July 19, 1966

Mayor Sees East Harlem's Gaiety and Woe; Children Greet Him on Walk--Trouble Breaks Out Later Mayor Sees the Gaiety and Woe of East Harlem

Disorders Are Set Off; WOMAN IS SHOT IN EAST NEWYORK

GEMINI DOCKS WITH AGENA AND THEN JOINED VEHICLES ROCKET INTO HIGHER ORBIT; ASTRONAUTS BUSY 2 Set Altitude Mark for Man--Hunt On for Second Agena

MOSCOW REBUFFS APPEAL BY WILSON ON HANOI P.O.W.'S; Kosygin Bars Intervention-- Goldberg Gives U.S. Plea to Red Cross in Geneva Moscow Rebuffs Appeal by Wilson on P.O.W.'s

RISE OF 24% ENDS HOSPITAL DISPUTE; RATES MAY GO UP; Montefiore Chief, Charging 'Surrender,' Sees Daily Patient Costs Up $5

Billboard 200

What Now My Love

Strangers In Night

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears

Lou Rawls Live

Historical Context for July 19, 1966