Shot and killed by sniper during racial disorder, E NY sec, Bklyn

BROOKLYN SNIPER KILLS NEGRO BOY IN RACE DISORDER; Shooting in East New York Follows Fight Between Negroes and Whites DEBRIS RAINS ON POLICE Stores Looted as Crowds Swirl Through Area  Lindsay Is at Scene Brooklyn Sniper Kills 11-Year-Old Negro Boy in Race Disorder

BLS Consumer Price Index ct 112.9, June, up 1.7% from Jan, highest 6-mo rise in 8 yrs; up 2.5% for fiscal '66, 0.5% from May; Comr Ross comments; graph; table

PRICE RISE OF 1.7% IN LAST 6 MONTHS HIGHEST IN 8 YEARS; But Increase of 0.3% From May to June Falls Below Same Period in 1965 PRICE RISE SETS EIGHT-YEAR HIGH

Moses officially returns NYC Bldg to city control, ceremony; Comr Hoving, ex-Mayor Wagner s; Moses details TB&TA plan for $1.9-million zoo on fair site; map

Moses Plans 26 Roadside Parks And a New Zoo at Site of the Fair; MOSES ANNOUNCES A STRING OF PARKS

de Gaulle arrives for 1-day visit; sees Luebke, Erhard and Adenauer; Schroeder confs with Couve de Murville, Dr L Westrick with Pompidou; brevity of visit linked to French-W Ger coolness

ERHARD FORESEES ACCORD ON TROOPS; Tells de Gaulle He Expects Solution on French Stay  Talks Yield No Firm Gain ERHARD FORESEES ACCORD ON TROOPS

Sen R F Kennedy scores Sen for 'tearing apart' bill; chides Johnson for not working harder for it; sees sign that Sen fails to hon 'pledges of Pres Kennedy and Johnson'; Fulbright replies; bipartisan move develops to cut interest in econ development loans back to present 2 1/2% rate

Kennedy Denounces Senate's Cuts in Aid; KENNEDY ASSAILS SENATE AID CUTS

cost of war, fiscal '66, put at $5.8-billion, $1.1 billion more than estimated in Jan budget

VIETNAM WAR COST $5.8-BILLION IN '66; Spending Put at $1.1 Billion Above January Estimate VIETNAM WAR COST $5.8-BILLION IN '66

astronauts land within 3 mi of target after 71-hr flight; illus leaving capsule and on board carrier Guadalcanal; Dr Mueller says all primary objectives and nearly all secondary objectives were achieved; Collins is 1st man to walk in space more than once and to work on another orbiting object; astronauts use last of maneuvering fuel in test of ion sensing navigation system; Collins repts box on Gemini 10 for collecting micrometeorites and containing earth microbes is missing; thinks it was lost when he re-entered craft; micrometeorite box from Agena 8 is stowed in cabin

Gemini Lands 3 Miles From Goal; 2 Astronauts Picked Up by Copter--Fly to Cape Today COPTER PICKS UP TWO ASTRONAUTS Young and Collins Taken to Carrier Guadalcanal --Fly to Cape Today

US State Dept confirms US holds 19 N Vietnamese sailors captured in Tonkin Gulf engagement (June) apparently as hostages to be exchd for US POWs and to pressure N Vietnam to comply with Geneva Conv; sailors are 1st incontrovertibly N Vietnamese fighting men captured by US; Defense Dept raises number of Amers held by Hanoi to 63, changes their description from 'detained' to 'captured or interned' to stress view that men, as POWs, are entitled to protection of Geneva Conv

U.S. IS HOLDING 19 FROM HANOI NAVY; DEAL MAY BE AIM; Prisoners, Whose Origin Is Provable, Could Be Used as Lever With Enemy LINK TO PILOTS SEEN Exchange, or Pressure on Foe for P.O.W. Status, Considered Possible U.S. IS HOLDING 19 FROM HANOI NAVY

pound fluctuates, closes slightly higher after new econ program is announced; dealers rept some support from Bank of Eng and NY Reserve Bank

Wilson Program Greeted By Uncertainty in Markets; WILSON PROGRAM GREETED WARILY

In Troubled East New York Area

Mayor calls on family of Eric Dean, 11, slain by sniper's bullet, East NY rioting

MAYOR PAYS VISIT TO FAMILY OF BOY; Offers Sympathy on Return to East New York Plea for Peace Made Earlier MAYOR PAYS VISIT TO FAMILY OF BOY

com reptdly probes charge that Dodd billed $320.78 air fare for trip to Calif in Feb '64 to both Los Angeles Jaycees, before whom he made s, and Sen Subcom on Juvenile Delinquency; subcom disbursements show subcom aide E Gleason was also in Los Angeles at time, before and after Dodd; Gleason, in phone int, says he worked on 2 subcom problems, that Dodd did not participate in hearings but that he conf on 1 of them with Los Angeles Mayor Yorty; Jaycees aide V Stark, in phone int, says Jaycees had not expected any bill from Dodd but paid it on receipt; says he seems to remember that wife accompanied Dodd; Sen records show Dodd visited Palm Springs at time, billing subcom $23.40 for auto rental

Dodd Double Charge For Air Fare Alleged; DOUBLE PAYMENT TO DODD ALLEGED

Estimate Bd, in closed meeting, votes to increase fare to 20¢ on 74 subsidiary bus lines in Manhattan and Bronx and on 7 private bus lines for 6-mo period; defers for at least 6 mos establishment of transfer system; votes to ask study by ind agency to determine feasibility of setting up system; expects NYCTA to supply data on 20¢ fare results after 6-mo period

BUS LINES IN CITY WIN 20-CENT FARE; Estimate Board to Set Date for 5c Increase Today  Transfer Study Ordered BUS LINES IN CITY WIN 20-CENT FARE

Repr Celler says HR Judiciary Com may probe Negro violence

Cleveland Police Wound Negro Mother, 3 Children; CLEVELAND POLICE WOUND 4 NEGROES

religious, pol and civil rights groups join ACLU against PBA moves to kill bd; ACLU aide Neier lauds action; groups listed; Liberal party vice-chmn Rose backs bd, pledges party's support; A Vorspan, Amer Hebrew Congregations Union aide, assails racial implications in campaign; PBA aide Frank says orgn plans campaign to inform pub of dangers in civilian evaluation of police

Civic Groups Rally For Review Board; City Groups Mount Major Drive To Save Civilian Review Board

Jersey Marine Killed

Pres Johnson concerned; prices begin to drop after nearly doubling since June 20

SAIGON'S ECONOMY GAINING SLIGHTLY; Stable Prices Spur Hopes-- Inflation Still Problem

2 US jets downed; total lost is 300; 1 pilot rescued, 1 missing

2 Jets Down in North Vietnam, Bringing U.S. Total to 300 Lost

China rallies nearly a million people, Peking, to show support for N Vietnam; Pres Liu Shao-chi says China will take action if necessary; Chou En-lai attends

PEKING STEPS UP VIETNAM THREAT; Liu Tells Rally China Will Take Action If Necessary

GENERAL ASSEMBLY Special Committee on  Apartheid Discussed World Court decision on South-West Africa.  

The Proceedings In the U.N.

N Korea, for 1st time in 10 yrs, proposes unification conf of nations concerned

North Koreans Propose Conference on Unification

Peking Urged Self-Reliance

N Vietnam repts capture of US pilot Capt J J Connell

List of Americans Held

Apology Frees U.S. Writer Accused in Indian Assembly

Thich Tri Quang, in 2d mo of protest hunger strike, attends

Reports on Fire Vary By ERIC PACE

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July 22, 1966

Headlines from July 22, 1966

BROOKLYN SNIPER KILLS NEGRO BOY IN RACE DISORDER; Shooting in East New York Follows Fight Between Negroes and Whites DEBRIS RAINS ON POLICE Stores Looted as Crowds Swirl Through Area Lindsay Is at Scene Brooklyn Sniper Kills 11-Year-Old Negro Boy in Race Disorder

PRICE RISE OF 1.7% IN LAST 6 MONTHS HIGHEST IN 8 YEARS; But Increase of 0.3% From May to June Falls Below Same Period in 1965 PRICE RISE SETS EIGHT-YEAR HIGH

Moses Plans 26 Roadside Parks And a New Zoo at Site of the Fair; MOSES ANNOUNCES A STRING OF PARKS

ERHARD FORESEES ACCORD ON TROOPS; Tells de Gaulle He Expects Solution on French Stay Talks Yield No Firm Gain ERHARD FORESEES ACCORD ON TROOPS

Kennedy Denounces Senate's Cuts in Aid; KENNEDY ASSAILS SENATE AID CUTS

Billboard 200

Strangers In Night

Yesterday And Today

What Now My Love

Lou Rawls Live

Aftermath

Notable Births

Historical Context for July 22, 1966