NEW TIGHTENING OF CREDIT COMING; Policy of Federal Reserve Will Make New Borrowing Even More Difficult NEW TIGHTENING ON CREDIT COMING

Pres Advisory Com on Labor-Mgt Policy urges maximum effort to restrain unjustified wage rises but calls for more flexible wage-price policies, rept to Pres Johnson; opposes applying rigid formula to all wage decisions; cites '62 Econ Advisers Council annual rept which held guideposts as gen guide, not arbitrary rule

PRESIDENT'S PANEL URGES FLEXIBILITY ON PAY AND PRICES; Report Stresses the Need for Voluntary Restraints to Discourage Inflation REGULAR STUDIES ASKED Unit on Labor-Management Policy Proposes Meetings With Economic Advisers FLEXIBILITY ASKED ON PAY AND PRICES

Johnson s to 14,000 students working in Fed offices summer program; illus

JOHNSON WEIGHS CIVILIAN SERVICE AS DRAFT OPTION; Indicates He Is Considering Nonmilitary Alternatives to Make System 'Just' RESERVE CALL-UP GAINS Senate Approves Bill Giving the President Power to Mobilize Half-Million JOHNSON WEIGHS CHANGES IN DRAFT

Dr I N Golovin, in biog of Prof I V Kurchatov, repts USSR began all-out effort, headed by Kurchatov, to build atomic bomb in summer of '42; says self-sustaining reaction was achieved in '46; program was started after G N Flerov sent lr to State Defense Com

Moscow Discloses '42 Atomic Project; Physicist Tells of 1942 Soviet Atom Bomb Project

H E Salisbury repts China's bomb tests may be spurring Japan to build own bomb

Japan, Spurred by China, Ponders Atomic Weapons; Japan, Spurred by China, Ponders Atomic Arms

Rose says O'Connor raised religion issue in 'Irish Cath Dem DA' remark; holds Liberals have backed RC candidates before; O'Connor says it was made in jest as reply to newsman's query, Oswego, radio int; spends day mapping strategy; Samuels confs with NYC Reform leaders

LIBERALS CHARGE O'CONNOR RAISES RELIGIOUS ISSUE; Rose Assails Candidate's View on Party's Attitude Toward 'Irish Catholic' O'CONNOR REMARK ANGERS LIBERALS

NYC drs raise fees for aged by as much as 300% since Medicare began July 1; rise confirmed by leading drs and health ins execs; reprs of Westchester and Nassau Counties med socs see no sharp rise; Medicare exec says professionals take advantage of plan

Doctors' Fees Up As Much as 300% Under Medicare; Doctors Increase Their Fees Up to 300% Under Medicare

US pilot downs MIG-17 in brief dogfight, 25 mi N of Hanoi; 2d MIG escapes; US pilots destroy freight train, Thanhhoa area; 1 F-105 crashes, crewmen missing; map

VIETCONG SET FIRE TO REFUGEE HOMES; But Inhabitants Are Spared in Two Catholic Hamlets  U.S. Jet Downs MIG-17 Vietcong Set 2 Hamlets Afire; F-105 Shoots Down MIG in North

oceanographer Dr R D Gerard proposes LI Sound be dammed to create reservoir with 14-trillion-gal capacity, article in Science (pub); says fresh water from Housatonic and Conn Rivers would push out salt water in 7 1/2-yrs; says supply would be 12 times normal dally requirement allowing city to divert and sell to other areas water now brought through tunnels; reaction mixed; map shows dam locations

Damming of Sound Urged; 2 DAMS PROPOSED ACROSS L.I. SOUND

Mr and Mrs M L Sugarman honeymoon reservation at Nevele Country Club Tower, Ellenville, NY, canceled by mgt because Pres Johnson and party would be staying there; reservation reinstated after Sugarman appeals to Johnson

Johnson Saves a Catskill Honeymoon; Johnson Saves a Catskill Honeymoon

subpoenaed youths balk com offer to postpone inquiry until Nov 15 to enable them to get counsel; S Nadel and A B Anton, after heated exchs, agree not to testify without lawyer; S McRae insists on testifying; describes his efforts to raise med aid for Vietnamese wounded by Amers; refuses to discuss Anton involvement in Stanford Med Aid Com for Vietnam and to invoke 5th Amendment despite warning he will be subject to contempt charges; Meese continues testimony; names subpoenaed witnesses Rubin and J W Smith as leaders of Calif Vietnam Day Com; ct notes absence of Krebs and Teague despite subpoenas; com chmn Willis appears at hearings for 1st time; comments on persons aiding those hostile to US; Reprs, in HR, debate handling of Kinoy; Reprs Bingham, Ryan, Scheuer and Edwards score his removal; Repr Hays Justifies it; Repr Cederberg comments

LEFTISTS OBJECT TO INQUIRY DELAY; Insist on Telling House Unit About Antiwar Activities Despite Lack of Counsel SEVERAL INSIST ON BEING HEARD Hearings on Antiwar Action Calm Down Following Two Days of Uproar

craft takes 1st series of 40 pictures of possible Apollo landing site, transmits 5; pictures taken with high- and medium-resolution lenses; those taken with high-resolution lens show progressive 'degradation' in quality; photo illus

Lunar Orbiter Sends Pictures of the Moon; MOON PHOTOS SENT BY LUNAR ORBITER

Siemiller predicts contract approval; struck airlines anxious

Air Union Chief Sees Ratification Today; Union Chief Sees Ratification By Strikers of Airline Pact

Check fraud charges against wife's nephew M D Gill dismissed; case, called civil disagreement, has been settled

EISENHOWER NEPHEW CLEARED OF CHARGES

HOUSE REJECTS FUND FOR PROJECT MOHOLE

Some 500 Cuban students in Communist-bloc nations hold self-criticism meeting while on vacation, Havana

Students' Behavior Abroad Criticized at Cuban Meeting

Medina Lima resigns 1 wk after being pelted with tomatoes by students

Mexican Law School Chief Quits After Student Pelting

29 Die in Indian Bus Crash

Brit officials Asst Under Sec Watson and Amb-designate O Wright in Salisbury to resume talks

Britons Fly to Rhodesia Talks

London Port Tonnage Up 6%

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (AP)--The Senate approved today President Johnson's request for a record "peacetime" Defense Department budget. It also bid for a larger say in how the military machinery is operated.

Senate, by 86 to 0, Approves $58-Billion for Defense

about 20 Negro pickets, some SNCC members, picket in protest against war, again try to storm Army induction center, Atlanta, Ga; clash with police; 12 arrested

NEGROES AND POLICE SCUFFLE IN ATLANTA

Amer Jewish Cong decries hearings as fostering climate 'intolerant of any expression of difference'; deplores Kinoy ouster

HOUSE COMMITTEE ASSAILED BY A.J.C.

S Vietnam development team, in control of village of Truongphu for 1st time in 6 yrs, spurs efforts to win over inhabitants; S Vietnamese troops had ousted Vietcong

For Retaken Hamlet, Aid and Kindness

The Proceedings In the U.N.

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August 19, 1966

Headlines from August 19, 1966

NEW TIGHTENING OF CREDIT COMING; Policy of Federal Reserve Will Make New Borrowing Even More Difficult NEW TIGHTENING ON CREDIT COMING

PRESIDENT'S PANEL URGES FLEXIBILITY ON PAY AND PRICES; Report Stresses the Need for Voluntary Restraints to Discourage Inflation REGULAR STUDIES ASKED Unit on Labor-Management Policy Proposes Meetings With Economic Advisers FLEXIBILITY ASKED ON PAY AND PRICES

JOHNSON WEIGHS CIVILIAN SERVICE AS DRAFT OPTION; Indicates He Is Considering Nonmilitary Alternatives to Make System 'Just' RESERVE CALL-UP GAINS Senate Approves Bill Giving the President Power to Mobilize Half-Million JOHNSON WEIGHS CHANGES IN DRAFT

Moscow Discloses '42 Atomic Project; Physicist Tells of 1942 Soviet Atom Bomb Project

Japan, Spurred by China, Ponders Atomic Weapons; Japan, Spurred by China, Ponders Atomic Arms

Billboard 200

Yesterday And Today

Aftermath

What Now My Love

Strangers In Night

Doctor Zhivago

Notable Births

Historical Context for August 19, 1966