Negro youth, H Vorner, shot and killed, another Negro youth wounded, Atlanta, from passing car carrying 2 white men and white woman; police called to scene are pushed and shoved by Negro youths; 1 policemen shot; King aides H Williams and J Griffin arrested

Negro Is Slain in Atlanta, Setting Off New Violence; VIOLENCE ERUPTS ANEW IN ATLANTA

rev and comment on whether suspensions will be effective

SALES SUSPENDED ON U.S. SECURITIES TO EASE INTEREST; Fowler Says Move Means Treasury Must Increase Amount It Borrows MORTGAGE BILL SIGNED White House Also Seeks to Avert Copper Price Rise by Major Producers

Verwoerd buried, Pretoria; some 500,000 S Africans pack city to pay tribute to him; cortege illus; Prime Min Smith, US Amb Rountree, other resident diplomats, some black Africans at service

10,000 Attend Funeral Service for Verwoerd in Pretoria Amphitheater; Thousands Attend Funeral Service for Verwoerd in Pretoria

Diplomat Way, Arlington-Washington Futurity

Clay Stops Mildenberger; Emerson Upset in Tennis

Russian Repub Choir offers concert of Orthodox Ch liturgical music, Moscow, rarely heard in USSR; hopes that Govt will ease efforts to discourage interest in religion raised

Liturgical Music, Long Under a Ban, Heard in Moscow; LITURGICAL MUSIC HEARD IN MOSCOW

Jobs and Income Now (JOIN) members march on City Hall, Chicago, present complaints on unemployment among Negroes to Mayor Daley

ROCKWELL SEIZED IN CHICAGO MARCH; Nazi Chief Arrested at Start of Trek to Negro Area-- CORE Leader Is Held

voting begins; illus; turnout good, Saigon area; 50 vote in 1st 15 minutes, Giadinh, despite earlier explosion of Vietcong grenade; 10 grenade incidents reptd in area; 5,288,512 people are regis and qualified to vote; 2.5-million adults living in areas of Vietcong control or in 'heavily contested' areas not participating; no evidence of Govt regimentation seen

BALLOTING BEGINS FOR AN ASSEMBLY IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Vote by Noon Put at 37% of Those Eligible--Turnout Said to Be Big in North TERRORISM STEPPED UP Saigon Reports 90 Incidents in Campaign by Vietcong to 'Smash' the Election

Barlow, in US C of C statement, criticizes depreciation proposal sharply; sees election yr motivation; warns of effect on econ at home and abroad; recalls 'tragic' econ consequences of inadequate depreciation allowances of '40s in Roosevelt Adm

Chamber Denounces Johnson Tax Plan; CHAMBER ATTACKS JOHNSON TAX PLAN

Samuels campaigns with O'Connor in Rochester, Lake George, at San Gennaro fete, Manhattan; O'Connor stresses Kennedy was neutral, press conf, NYC

0'CONNOR ACCUSES GOVERNOR OF ROLE AS 'BOSS' IN G.O.P.; Democrat Says Javits Was Polls' Choice--Roosevelt Tours Coney Island

Comr Moerdler charges 176 pss have violations, Including 30 that are 'hazardous'; repts violations in 249 pss corrected; scores custodial help but lauds efforts of school officials to speed repairs; plans annual inspection of every ps; urges parents not to keep children home out of fear

MOERDLER SCORES PUBLIC SCHOOLS; He Says 176 Buildings Have Violations--Conditions in 30 Called 'Hazardous'

Ne Win visits UN as guest of Sec Gen Thant; leaves NYC for Los Angeles; was given 21-gun salute, Washington, before departure for NYC

21-Gun Salute in Washington

NE WIN VISITS U.N. AS THANT'S GUEST; Luncheon for 54 Honors Burma's Chief of State

US gets 2-ton junk from S Vietnam to help train Amer troops

U.S. Gets Military Aid From Vietnam: A Junk

French sources acknowledge Couve de Murville recd Rusk lr but contend it contained nothing new

FRENCH DISCOUNT LETTER BY RUSK; Declare His Note on Vietnam Contains Nothing New

says he will not run for Pres, talk with newsmen

Premier Ky Says He Will Not Enter Race for President

US planes carry out 122 missions; 1 downed, NE of Saigon; map

U.S. Infantrymen Stalk Foe 8 Miles From Saigon

Sept 12 issue of Newsweek taken off S Vietnam newsstands; Govt weighs ban over article critical of S Vietnamese and US policy; Newsweek protests to Amb Lodge

SAIGON CONSIDERING A BAN ON NEWSWEEK

offer to suspend action against mil on condition police refrain from actions against 'peasantry' and others

Guatemala Guerrillas Offer To Suspend Military Action

election discussed; viewed as vital step in giving S Vietnam popular govt and perhaps proving Govt has effective control over majority of nation; cartoon; campaigner illus

Vietcong Sabotage Listed

Cardinal Concha Cordoba closes unofficial RC newspaper Catolicismo; move seen indicating stress between conservative hierarchy and more liberal priests

Colombian Cardinal Closes 117-Yr.-Old Catholic Paper

American Jewish organizations are divided on the issue of Vietnam, but the majority have voiced concern over escalation of the war.  

Majority Worried

Johnson reptdly asks US Jewish War Veterans natl comdr M A Tarlov why so many distinguished Jewish leaders and rabbis oppose his policies, Washington conf; has raised question before with Amer Jews and Israeli visitors; Tarlov assures him of veterans support, hopes to win over other Jews; Israeli Govt supports Adm for varying reasons; issue is touchy one; Israelis fear Amer Jews lack of support for Johnson may injure their interests in US; Amer Jewish orgns divided; most are concerned over escalation

JEWISH WAR PLEA VEXES PRESIDENT; Opposition to Vietnam Aims Proves Worry to Johnson

Pentagon concedes it misled Raymond, Morrison-Knudsen, Brown & Root and Jones contractors by overstating probable contract awards for projects and underestimating costs; says it told consortium to gear for $960-million program but awarded only $780-million in projects; resultant problems discussed; new contract detailed

U.S. ERRS ON COSTS OF WAR CONTRACTS; Vietnam Projects Estimate Is $200-Million Too Low

Thai leaders have never informed Thai people Thailand is used as base for bombing attacks; few Thais unaware of situation

U.S. DEBATES ROLE OF A THAI AIRFIELD; Denies It Is Ready to Serve as B-52 Bomber Base

Soviet Appoints Director Of Fiat Automobile Plant

Collett Everman Woolman, commonly known as "Wooly" to his employees, was an American airline entrepreneur best known as the founder of Delta Air Lines.

September 11, 1966

Headlines from September 11, 1966

Negro Is Slain in Atlanta, Setting Off New Violence; VIOLENCE ERUPTS ANEW IN ATLANTA

SALES SUSPENDED ON U.S. SECURITIES TO EASE INTEREST; Fowler Says Move Means Treasury Must Increase Amount It Borrows MORTGAGE BILL SIGNED White House Also Seeks to Avert Copper Price Rise by Major Producers

10,000 Attend Funeral Service for Verwoerd in Pretoria Amphitheater; Thousands Attend Funeral Service for Verwoerd in Pretoria

Clay Stops Mildenberger; Emerson Upset in Tennis

Liturgical Music, Long Under a Ban, Heard in Moscow; LITURGICAL MUSIC HEARD IN MOSCOW

Billboard 200

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

What Now My Love

Somewhere My Love

The Sound Of Music

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for September 11, 1966