US fighter-bombers raid zone; N Vietnam complains to Internatl Control Comm that US continuously violates zone

B-52'S AGAIN BOMB TARGETS IN NORTH; Hit Depots and Infiltration Trails Near Vietnam Buffer Zone for 3d Day in Row

Repr Morrison defeated in Dem primary runoff by J R Rarick, outspoken Johnson critic; Morrison, moderate, calls campaign 'most vicious' in his 24 yrs in Cong

CRITIC OF JOHNSON WINS IN LOUISIANA; Rarick Unseats Morrison in Democratic Runoff Race for House Nomination

India seen as nonnuclear country that could most easily build bomb (W Sullivan rept), Indian officials privately say they could make bomb in 18 mos at $10- to $20-million cost; Amer specialists see 3 yrs and $50-million cost more realistic

Atom Bombs Getting Easier to Build; Lower Costs and Access to Data Are Making It Easier to Build an A-Bomb

ERHARD ARRIVES TO MEET JOHNSON ON ARMS AND ATOM; He Is Expected to Seek Cut in Weapon Purchases and Discuss Nuclear Role

mob attack on Portuguese Embassy, Kinshasa, Congo (Belgian), linked to reptd assassination attempt on rebel leader H Roberto

LISBON'S EMBASSY IN CONGO SACKED; Mob Beats Envoy and Burns Building--Army Battling Katangese in Kisangani

Gov Rockefeller, citing critical teacher shortage, announces plans for Teacher Reserve which would provide communities with former teachers to serve as internes, part-time teachers and reserve volunteers; pledges funds for plan in next exec budget; plan would also provide training at state teacher insts for those who dropped out of profession but wish to return; E Blaikie, who drafted plan, comments

TEACHER RESERVE PLANNED BY STATE TO MEET SHORTAGE; Governor Announces Plan to Draw Former Instructors Back Into Schools RETRAINING PROPOSED Registration to Be Set Up --Funds Pledged to Halt the Waste of Talent

Rusk and Gromyko conf at UN on nonproliferation treaty; some sources see prospects for accord 'reasonably good' as result

U.S. WILL PRESS PEACE BID IN U.N. DESPITE REBUFFS; Negative Initial Reaction to De-escalation Plan Called a 'Propaganda Position' RUSK MEETS GROMYKO Dinner Session Lasts 4 Hours--Prospect of Pact on Atom Arms Improves

Hong Kong hears Guards drive is costly in terms of lives and property

China's Red Guard Drive Reported Costly in Lives; A HIGH PURGE TOLL IN CHINA REPORTED

USAF Tachikawa base hit by typhoon Ida; damage estimated at over $2-million

124 Dead in Japan In Two Typhoons; Winds 202 M.P.H.; 124 DEAD IN JAPAN IN TWO TYPHOONS

Ethel Kennedy's Brother Killed With 4 Others in Idaho Air Crash; Director of the C.I.A. Office in St. Louis and a Former White House Aide Dead

IBM develops computer to help drs diagnose virtually all diseases; says it now can answer 20% of issues in adult med practice and will answer 90-95% by Jan; machine and program detailed

A Computer Seeks To Diagnose All Ills; Computer Seeks to Diagnose All Ills

NOTRE DAME TOPS PURDUE, 26 TO 14; Tallies 3 Times on Aerials --Colgate Routs Columbia

Hess lawyer launches new appeal for his release

NEW APPEAL URGES FREEDOM FOR HESS

60th birthday; hon by USSR press; is made Hero of Socialist Labor, 1st composer to get award; por

Soviet Honors Shostakovich at 60

W Berlin's 5-yr isolation seen as bar to econ growth

ECONOMIC FUTURE WORRIES BERLIN; Isolation of Western Part Viewed as Bar to Growth

USSR Defense Min book The Great Patriotic War restores merits of Stalin leadership and responsibility of Khrushchev role; also lists Stalin 'mistakes'; does not mention ex-Premiers Molotov, Malenkov and Bulganin among war leaders

Soviet Issues Revised History of War

Hungary charges CIA steps up operations in both Communist and allied nations; charges it plans to build channel of agents through Hungary to USSR

HUNGARIAN SAYS U.S. SPIES ON ITS ALLIES

defeat stirs pol ferment; party's younger members press Erlander to dissolve Parliament and call gen election as soon as possible instead of waiting until '68

REGIME IN SWEDEN AGITATED BY VOTE; Socialists' Losses in Local Polls Cause Ferment

Govt begins bldg 10,000 A-frame huts for victims of Aug quake; US gave 2,000 Arctic tents for remote areas; illus; nearly 1,000 prefab houses being sent from Eur

Turks Build Novel Huts in Quake Area; Students Aid Construction

Min Bottomley charges current econ difficulties are largely result of late Sir W Churchill's postwar policies, s, Preston

Grimond Warns of Inflation Increase

strong ed criticism of Govt secrecy noted; Pub Order Tribunal voids Govt's July seizure of Madrid paper ABC

SPANIARDS AWAIT RULING ON REGIME; But Decision on Post-Franco Structure May Be Delayed

Krajger says preoccupation with Rankovic purge has distracted attention from econ reform; cites econ improvements

BELGRADE ACCENTS ECONOMIC REFORM; Official Downgrades Purge as Political Distraction

Kim arrested after resigning from Assembly; replacement of several mins expected

LAWMAKER SEIZED BY POLICE IN SEOUL

Ruling Baath party central command, with exception of Min Shaya, re-elected, party cong, Damascus

Syria Party Chiefs Renamed

Japanese exhorted to cultivate 'love and respect for the Emperor' in rept by Govt-apptd com of educators issued after more than 3 yrs of study

Panel of Educators Exhorts Japanese To Love Emperor

Stanislav Stanislavovich Bunin is a Russian-born concert pianist.

Stanislav Bunin, Russian pianist and educator

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Jason Iain Flemyng is an English actor. He is known for his work with British filmmakers Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn appearing in the Ritchie films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) and Snatch (2000), and appearing in Vaughn's films Layer Cake (2004), Kick-Ass (2010), and X-Men: First Class (2011).

September 25, 1966

Headlines from September 25, 1966

B-52'S AGAIN BOMB TARGETS IN NORTH; Hit Depots and Infiltration Trails Near Vietnam Buffer Zone for 3d Day in Row

CRITIC OF JOHNSON WINS IN LOUISIANA; Rarick Unseats Morrison in Democratic Runoff Race for House Nomination

Atom Bombs Getting Easier to Build; Lower Costs and Access to Data Are Making It Easier to Build an A-Bomb

ERHARD ARRIVES TO MEET JOHNSON ON ARMS AND ATOM; He Is Expected to Seek Cut in Weapon Purchases and Discuss Nuclear Role

LISBON'S EMBASSY IN CONGO SACKED; Mob Beats Envoy and Burns Building--Army Battling Katangese in Kisangani

Billboard 200

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

Somewhere My Love

The Sound Of Music

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 25, 1966