Guards drive intensified, Peking and other cities; open violence wanes in response to Govt appeals; Jenmin Jih Pao ed stresses use of reason but suggests force will be used if reason fails; Peking pub Ta Kung Pao announces it will change name and schedule at Guards request; Guards begin house-to-house raids, Canton; border guard increased to prevent mass exodus

Red Guards' Drive Gaining in Intensity Throughout China; RED GUARD DRIVE GAINS IN INTENSITY

DETROIT, Sept. 5 The first campaign confrontation between possible political rivals of 1968 was longer than President Johnson had planned but shorter than Gov. George Romney had hoped.

The Uninvited Guest: A Possible Rival in 1968; UNINVITED GUEST: POSSIBLE '68 RIVAL

Soviet and Poland Agree to Pay For Quitting U.S. Track Meets; Soviet and Poland Agree to Pay For Quitting U.S. Track Meets

IMF sees creation of new reserve unit necessary if flow of newly-mined gold into reserves does not rise

World Fund Bids U.S. Act to Cool Off Its Economic Boom; WORLD FUND BIDS U.S. DAMPEN BOOM

Rockefeller Admits 'Blooper' on Taxes; Rockefeller Admits a 'Blooper': 1962 Pledge to Hold Tax Line

behind-scenes phone-canvass of delegates made for Wagner or Travia to block 1st-ballot nomination of O'Connor; grew out of arguments that ticket headed by O'Connor against Liberal ticket headed by Roosevelt cannot beat Rockefeller; Wagner, Travia seen unwilling to make required fight; Samuels, Roosevelt comment

NEW MOVE TO STOP O'CONNOR FIZZLES; City-Upstate Coalition for Wagner or Travia Fails  Neither Wants Fight NEW MOVE TO STOP O'CONNOR FIZZLES

survey of loan funds supply and interest rates, 10 major cities

10-City Check Finds Loans Are Costlier And Harder to Get; LOANS ARE FOUND HARDER TO OBTAIN

US steps up raids as storms subside; pilots fly 134 missions; 3 planes downed, 4 crew members missing

PEKING SAYS U.S. BOMBED 2 SHIPS; Asserts Raid Aug. 29 Killed 9 on Chinese Vessels  Washington Checking Peking Asserts U.S. Planes Bombed Two of Its Merchant Ships

prospects for Southern filibuster against bill seen good

Senate to Take Up Rights Bill Today; Senate Gets Rights Bill Today; Prospects Cloudy

Wilson warns failure of wage freeze may bring econ chaos similar to depression of '30s and unemployment up to 2-million, s, TUC; says he will resort to compulsion if voluntary means fail; holds freeze could be 'spring-board' back to 'planned growth of incomes' pledged in '64; Cousins still in opposition; labor leaders predict narrow vote for freeze; dismiss attempt by rebellious faction to have ct enjoin Gen and Munic Workers Union leaders from voting for freeze

WILSON CAUTIONS UNIONS ON FREEZE; Says British Policy Failure Might Bring Depression With 2 Million Jobless WILSON CAUTIONS UNIONS ON FREEZE

Johnson tells 'all whom it may concern' that his timetable for mil withdrawal will be offered as soon as he sees Communists timetable for comparable retreat, ss, Mich and Ohio; demands those seeking peace redirect appeals to N Vietnam; indirectly replies to de Gaulle and offers rebuttal; affirms his peace policy

PRESIDENT OFFERS TO SET A PULLOUT AFTER HANOI DOES; He Gives an Indirect Reply to de Gaulle Suggestion That U.S. Withdraw AFFIRMS PEACE POLICY Johnson, on Midwest Tour, Insists 'Aggressors' Balk His Desire to End War President Offers to Set Pullout Of U.S. Units After Hanoi Does

survey shows hosp bills rose at 5 times cost of living in '60s with bigger rise likely in next yr; higher salaries, expensive equipment and losses on ward and clinic patients cited; Beth Israel Hosp (NYC) cited; illus

HOSPITALS' RATES ARE RISING FASTER THAN LIVING COSTS; But Health Officials Expect Even Greater Increases During Next 12 Months HIGHER PAY IS A FACTOR Other Causes Are Expensive Equipment and Losses on Ward and Clinic Patients Hospital Rates in U.S. Are Increasing Five Times Faster Than the Cost of Living HEALTH AIDES SEE EVEN HIGHER RISES Institutions in City Expect Bills to Go Up 10 to 15% in the Next 12 Months

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Pres Johnson says some strong unions have power to win 'massive' wage increases but warns he will continue to press for restraint, s, Detroit

JOHNSON PLEDGES INFLATION FIGHT; URGES RESTRAINT; Appeals to Business and Labor on One-Day Visit to Michigan and Ohio JOHNSON PLEDGES INFLATION FIGHT

US aid officials enthusiastic over econ's performance over last 6-7 yrs; note there has been no slowdown despite '65 Kashmir war; rept gross natl product rose by 4.8%, fiscal '66, as against 4.3%, fiscal '65

Booming Pakistani Economy Cheers U.S. Officials

Izvestia accuses Israeli diplomat E Paz of spreading 'dirty Zionist propaganda'; Israeli embassy spokesman says such charges are 'almost a tradition' in Soviet press just before Jewish New Yr holiday

Izvestia Accuses Israeli Of 'Zionist Propaganda'

Newsmen fear revival of press curbs in light of ban on author-ed M Lubis visit to Philippines to accept award and mil adm ban on Indonesia Nationalist party pub, Lubis, freed in May after 8 yrs in jail; comments

INDONESIAN PRESS FEARS NEW CURBS; Freed Editor Sees No Need For 'Guidance' by Regime

The Proceedings In the U.N.; SCHEDULED FOR TODAY 

3 Japanese cos reptdly closed, Peking, in move indicating deteriorating relations between Japanese and Chinese Communist parties

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USSR holds de Gaulle call for US to fix date for troop withdrawal shows growing isolation of US position; holds US involvement is major reason Thant does not seek another term as Sec Gen

SOVIET SCORES U.S. ON THANT DECISION; Says Vietnam War Goaded U.N. Leader to Quit

Gen Westmoreland presents US awards for gallantry to Lt Col Ma Sanh Nhon and posthumously to Sgt Ha Van Be, 1st to S Vietnamese

Vietnamese Get U.S. Medals

Buddhists ask Pres Johnson to pray for Thich Tri Quang, in 90th day of protest fast, wire to him and Sec Gen Thant

Buddhists Request Johnson To Pray For Fasting Monk

Min Tran Van Do charges N Vietnam has set up frontline bases in zone for 'direct invasion' of S Vietnam, lr to Internatl Control Comm

Saigon Says Hanoi Sets Up Bases for 'Direct Invasion'

D Ramsey, Amer aid official kidnapped by Vietcong Jan 17, reptd alive and held at prison camp in Tayninh Prov

Aide Seized by Vietcong Jan. 17 Reported Alive

Nonnuoc orphange run by S Vietnamese nun reflects impact of war; many orphans are half-Amer, many are adopted by Amers

VIETNAM ORPHANS REFLECT THE WAR; Some in Institution Run by Nuns Are Half American

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September 6, 1966

Headlines from September 6, 1966

Red Guards' Drive Gaining in Intensity Throughout China; RED GUARD DRIVE GAINS IN INTENSITY

The Uninvited Guest: A Possible Rival in 1968; UNINVITED GUEST: POSSIBLE '68 RIVAL

Soviet and Poland Agree to Pay For Quitting U.S. Track Meets; Soviet and Poland Agree to Pay For Quitting U.S. Track Meets

World Fund Bids U.S. Act to Cool Off Its Economic Boom; WORLD FUND BIDS U.S. DAMPEN BOOM

Rockefeller Admits 'Blooper' on Taxes; Rockefeller Admits a 'Blooper': 1962 Pledge to Hold Tax Line

Billboard 200

What Now My Love

Yesterday And Today

Doctor Zhivago

Somewhere My Love

Strangers In Night

Notable Deaths

Historical Events

Historical Context for September 6, 1966