Johnson says Goldberg proposals were made with his full approval, news conf; avoids terming them' an important new initiative'; Adm cautious on prospects for success; W W Rostow comments; Fulbright and Mansfield laud them; USSR Amb Fedorenko criticizes proposals but concedes they include 'some ideas'; main significance of Goldberg s seen that it indicates US gen pub's acceptance of Thant proposals; some differences discussed

Administration Is Cautious On Prospects for Success; President Declines to Term Proposals 'Important and New,' but Fulbright and Mansfield Are Enthusiastic CAPITAL CAUTIONS ON HOPE FOR PLAN

Pres Johnson pleased over HR com action to provide funds for corps, news conf

HOUSE UNIT VOTES A 16-MONTH HALT OF TAX INCENTIVES; White House Is Confident of Passage of Its Modified Anti-Inflation Measure FARMERS' PLIGHT EASED Panel Also Keeps 7% Credit Available for Investments by Small-Business Men House Panel Votes Johnson Tax Plan

House Panel Strips Powell of Powers By a 27-1 Vote, and He Hails Decision; Move Restricts Actions by Chairman Without Majority Approval House Panel Strips Powell's Powers

Amb Goldberg, in move to speed talks, offers USSR tracking facilities on US soil, s, Assembly; would discuss problem of reciprocity; Havana reptdly upset by prospect of US facilities on Cuban soil

U.S OFFERS SOVIET AID ON SPACE DATA; Goldberg, in Bid for Treaty, Says Stations in America Can Be Made Available U.S. Offers Soviet Use of American Space Stations

UAW pres Reuther backs Samuels, news conf

Reuther Assails Liberal Party For Not Supporting O'Connor; Reuther Assails Liberal Party For Not Supporting O'Connor

Mysterious vibrations shake bldg; bldg evacuated; illus

Shaking Midtown Building Evacuated; VIBRATIONS SHAKE MIDTOWN EDIFICE

proposes step-by-step deescalation of Vietnam war by both sides, starting with US halt in bombing N Vietnam, s, UN

U.S. OFFERS TO STOP RAIDS IN NORTH IF HANOI PLEDGES IT ALSO WILL DE-ESCALATE; GOLDBERG SPEAKS Thant Hails His Stand, as Do Most in U.N. Except the Reds U.S. MAKES OFFER TO HALT ITS RAIDS

GM raises prices avg $54 a car; links addition of safety features as standard equipment; Reuther warns UAW will raise demands during '67 contract talks; BLS to probe rises

G.M. RAISES PRICES $54 ON '67 AUTOS; Its Increases Average Less Than Those Announced by Ford and Chrysler G.M. RAISES PRICES $54 ON '67 AUTOS

13 alleged Mafia leaders from 7 states seized in basement of Queen restaurant; Chief Inspector Garelik says they will be charged with 'consorting with criminals'; calls raid part of campaign to rid NYC of top hoodlums

13 Seized in Queens In 'Little Apalachin'; 13 GANG LEADERS SEIZED IN QUEENS

Lindsay visits IS 201; calls bd's handling of dispute 'clumsy'; says parents should not get veto power; Donovan and bd pres Garrison present; Donovan disputes Lindsay; denies parents have veto but admits only 'shadow line' exists between veto and power of proposed council; some 50 persons picket school; 3 arrested

MAYOR IS CRITICAL OF GIVING PARENTS A VETO ON SCHOOLS; He Calls Board of Education 'Clumsy' in Its Handling of Dispute in Harlem LINDSAY CRITICAL OF A SCHOOL VETO

Strategic Studies Inst repts allies outnumber Communists 4 to 1; total US servicemen up to 311,000, $ 23,8:1; McNamara announcement that US plans to raise warplanes output is 1st official sign that Adm has abandoned June 30 '67 date arbitrarily fixed as end of war; McNamara says most of additional planes are for USN, which had higher losses than anticipated

30% Increase in Warplanes Is Ordered by McNamara; WARPLANE ORDER IS INCREASED 30%

BLS Consumer Price Index for food up 1.3%, Aug; rise is key factor in overall index rise; table

Food Costs Led New Rise In Price Index for August; COST OF FOOD LED AUGUST PRICE RISE

Gov Rockefeller says NYS unemployment dropped to 3.8%, Aug

ROCKEFELLER TO ASK LESS TAX RED TAPE; Would Reduce Burdensome Paper Work for Business in Handling Sales Levy Governor Seeks Less Red Tape On Sales Tax for Businessmen

BRITONS EXTENDING VISIT TO RHODESIA

Surveyor Crashes Into Lunar Surface After Rocket Fails

asks UN Security Council hearing on charges that Eur mercenaries in Angola and Cabinda led by Tshembe prepare to overthrow regime

CONGO FEARS ATTACK AND APPEALS TO U.N.

NYC Met Museum of Art and Smithsonian Inst vie for 2000-yr-old temple of Dendur offered US by UAR; 20 other cities request emple from State Dept; Pres Johnson asked to form com to determine possessor; Sens Javits and R F Kennedy urge him to assign temple to Met Museum; illus

An Egyptian Temple Stirs a U.S. Tempest; Metropolitan Vying With Smithsonian for U.A.R.'s Gift

Leftist mobs use violence to enforce 48-hr gen strike, Calcutta; Chief Min Sen repts pub resistance to strike was greater than in 2 previous '.66 strikes

Leftists' Violence Enforces 48-Hour Strike in Calcutta

Campaign denouncing Israeli Govt for allowing autopsies in opposition to Jewish law forbidding dissection organized by ultra-Orthodox Jews; mass meetings, demonstrations held in NYC and London, planned in Israeli cities; group of Israeli judges in rabbinical cts asks synagogues throughout world to add prayer against autopsies to Yom Kippur prayers; Health Ministry denies charge of rise in autopsies since I Barzelai became Minister; protest held, NYC, organized by Central Rabbinical Cong of US and Canada

GROUPS IN ISRAEL FIGHT AUTOPSIES; Rabbis Ask for Yom Kippur Prayer Against 'Evil'

US mildly reproaches Nasser for interfering with peace effort; Yemeni Amb to US Alaini resigns to protest new Govt

U.S. REPROACHES NASSER ON YEMEN; Hints He Moved to Prevent Settlement of Civil War

smog alerts, Azusa and Pomona, called off

Coast Smog Alerts End

lunches with bankers and businessmen, NYC; guest of D Rockefeller; leaves for San Francisco

Marcos and Wife End Visit; Going Home Via West Coast

mil split seen as some officers offer to pay ex-teachers not to leave country; move seen direct insult to Buenos Aires U rector Botet, close friend of Ongania; some teachers reptd considering offer

SPLIT IN MILITARY SEEN IN ARGENTINA; Faction Offering Teachers Funds to Stay in Nation

Dominicans pleased by departure of troops; Dominican Cong weighs resolutions to make departure date permanent natl holiday

DOMINICANS HAPPY WITH TROOPS GONE; Last G.I.'s Out, 17 Months After Revolution Began

Bomb damages Cuban Embassy, Ottawa; illus; Cuban exiles linked; exile group, Miami, claims credit; warns of more anti-Castro actions

Bomb Blast Damages the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa

Peter Thomas Harnisch is an American former Major League Baseball right-handed pitcher. He played in college at Fordham University from 1984 through 1987, and was an All-American pitcher. He played in Major League Baseball from 1988 through 2001 for the Baltimore Orioles, Houston Astros, New York Mets, Milwaukee Brewers and Cincinnati Reds.

September 23, 1966

Headlines from September 23, 1966

Administration Is Cautious On Prospects for Success; President Declines to Term Proposals 'Important and New,' but Fulbright and Mansfield Are Enthusiastic CAPITAL CAUTIONS ON HOPE FOR PLAN

HOUSE UNIT VOTES A 16-MONTH HALT OF TAX INCENTIVES; White House Is Confident of Passage of Its Modified Anti-Inflation Measure FARMERS' PLIGHT EASED Panel Also Keeps 7% Credit Available for Investments by Small-Business Men House Panel Votes Johnson Tax Plan

House Panel Strips Powell of Powers By a 27-1 Vote, and He Hails Decision; Move Restricts Actions by Chairman Without Majority Approval House Panel Strips Powell's Powers

U.S OFFERS SOVIET AID ON SPACE DATA; Goldberg, in Bid for Treaty, Says Stations in America Can Be Made Available U.S. Offers Soviet Use of American Space Stations

Reuther Assails Liberal Party For Not Supporting O'Connor; Reuther Assails Liberal Party For Not Supporting O'Connor

Billboard 200

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

Somewhere My Love

The Sound Of Music

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 23, 1966