Cracow region 1st Sec C Domagala urges purification of party by expelling those with foreign ideologies; 6,400 were expelled in '65

POLISH REDS TOLD TO 'PURIFY' RANKS; Party Exhorted to Intensify Role as Moral Watchdog and to Expel 'Parasites' Leaders Exhort Poland's Party To Oust Its Unworthy Members

C Marcello, 1 of 13, held for assault after attempting to strike FBI agent at New Orleans airport; illus

Mafia Figure Held In Airport Assault On an F.B.I. Agent; FIGURE IN MAFIA HELD IN ASSAULT

lr to Educ Bd pres Garrison announcing plans to exercise greater leadership in school affairs

LINDSAY AFFIRMS HIS RIGHT TO HAVE VOICE ON SCHOOLS; Replies to Education Board Critics Asks Bimonthly Reports on I.S. 201 LINDSAY AFFIRMS HIS SCHOOL ROLE

Haiti pres Duvalier repts 1,000 feared dead in Jacmel and 100 in Port-au-Prince; over 150,000 evacuated from Oriente Prov low-lying areas; Cuba's sugar crop heavily damaged, coffee crop apparently wiped out; storm heads for Fla; path traced; map

HAITI FEARS 1,000 DIE IN HURRICANE; Storm Is Headed for Florida After Pounding of Cuba  Damage Put in Millions HAITI FEARS 1,000 DIE IN HURRICANE

Bar Report Urges Curbs On News About Suspects; Seeks Checks on Police and Lawyers as Well as on Journalists NEW PRESS CURBS SUGGESTED BY BAR

Amer Educ (pub) repts 67.5% of 18-yr-old Negroes who took armed forces gualification tests from July '64 to Dec '65 failed on mental grounds; failure rate among non-Negroes was 18.8%; over-all failure rates fluctuated widely by regions; Far West and Middle West had lowest rate, South highest

67.5% OF NEGROES FAIL DRAFT TEST; Disqualified in Mental Exam  Education Gap Cited 67.5% OF NEGROES FAIL DRAFT TEST

article on C of C plans; D L Lutin named to prepare development plan

HOMES FOR MILLION PROPOSED FOR CITY IN NEXT 10 YEARS; Study Made for Lindsay Asks 450,000 Apartments and $1.5-Billion U.S. Aid LAG IN PLANNING SEEN Reorganization of Operation Under One Head Favored  Program Faces Snags Housing Study for Lindsay Recommends City Build Apartments for Million in Next 10 Years

In a stunning about-face, the San Francisco Giants yesterday ended the Pittsburgh Pirates' pennant hopes by sweeping a double-header. The twin triumphs assured the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose game against the Philadelphia Phils was rained out, of a tie for the National League pennant.  

Dodgers Clinch Tie for Pennant; Holy Cross Upsets Dartmouth

Environmental Science Services Adm to study Gulf Stream flow pattern, near Charleston, SC; to use dye markers and aluminum powder; map; diagram

U.S. to Study Flow Of the Gulf Stream With Dye Markers; Gulf Stream's Currents to Be Studied

Gov Rockefeller orders immediate NYS probe of munic hosp conditions, result of Sen Thaler wire charging 'horrible' conditions at Bellevue and Kings County Hosps; details of wire and Rockefeller reply; Admr Brown, Lindsay office welcome probe; cite city efforts to improve hosps

GOVERNOR ORDERS HOSPITAL INQUIRY; Action on City's Institutions Is Prompted by Telegram From Senator Thaler GOVERNOR ORDERS HOSPITAL INQUIRY

USSR marks day with cold and minimal protocol; message to Chinese urges Communist unity; Pravda charges Mao and other Chinese leaders have embarked on special course opposed to gen line of Marxism-Leninism

Soviet Is Icy in Greetings to Chinese

pocket ed of 37 of his poems in simplified characters reading from left to right and facsimiles of some of his poems in his own handwriting pub, Peking

Mao's Poems Put on Sale In Simplified Style in China

Military Emphasis Noted

Pres Tubman says Liberia sends $50,000 to S Vietnam for med and hosp equipment

Liberia Aiding South Vietnam

Natl Livelihood Office predicts living standards in 20 yrs comparable to US standard now

MORE ABUNDANT LIFE PREDICTED IN JAPAN

B-52s strike infiltration routes near zone and at Communist troop qrs and supply areas, Quinhon area; ground action small and scattered; Vietcong blows up rr track between Hue and Danang; map

B-52's Hit Foe's Lines Near Buffer Zone Again

11 Die in Iranian Storm

Sucide, Peking, linked to harassment by Red Guards

'Rickshaw Boy' Author Is Reported a Suicide

US State Dept chief geographer Dr Pearcy suggests China's population now tops 800-million and may be near 900-million; China has conducted no census since '53

POPULATION DATA ON CHINA STUDIED; Mainland Total Estimated at Over 800 Million

Govt sets educ system reform as a prime aim of 'cultural revolution,'

China, Revamping Schools, Expels Alien Pupils; Foreigners Unwanted While Education Is Being Made to Follow Mao's Ideas

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (AP) Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana suggested today that former President Dwight D. Eisenhower explain in detail to President Johnson what he believes is needed to win the Vietnam war.  

EISENHOWER ASKED TO DETAIL WAR VIEW

1,300 S Vietnamese refugees, Binhdinh Prov, airlifted to safer areas

1,300 Vietnamese Refugees Being Flown to Safer Region; SAIGON, South Vietnam, Oct. 1 (AP) An airlift started today to take 1,300 South Vietnamese refugees from an area threatened by the Vietcong.

Govt austerity program results in snarled traffic and jammed warehouses Govt confiscates imports not claimed from riverfront storage in 30 days

ECONOMIC REFORM HURTS SAIGON PORT

Army Special Forces camp at isolated mt outpost at Khesanh braces for an attack by N Vietnamese during Nov monsoon rains; last attacked in Jan

VIETNAM OUTPOST AWAITING ATTACK; Special Forces Unit Is Ready for Drive From the North

Soc Dem Govt decides not to dissolve Parliament or set new elections despite recent defeat

Swedish Parliament to Stay

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October 2, 1966

Headlines from October 2, 1966

POLISH REDS TOLD TO 'PURIFY' RANKS; Party Exhorted to Intensify Role as Moral Watchdog and to Expel 'Parasites' Leaders Exhort Poland's Party To Oust Its Unworthy Members

Mafia Figure Held In Airport Assault On an F.B.I. Agent; FIGURE IN MAFIA HELD IN ASSAULT

LINDSAY AFFIRMS HIS RIGHT TO HAVE VOICE ON SCHOOLS; Replies to Education Board Critics Asks Bimonthly Reports on I.S. 201 LINDSAY AFFIRMS HIS SCHOOL ROLE

HAITI FEARS 1,000 DIE IN HURRICANE; Storm Is Headed for Florida After Pounding of Cuba Damage Put in Millions HAITI FEARS 1,000 DIE IN HURRICANE

Bar Report Urges Curbs On News About Suspects; Seeks Checks on Police and Lawyers as Well as on Journalists NEW PRESS CURBS SUGGESTED BY BAR

Billboard 200

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

Somewhere My Love

The Sound Of Music

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 2, 1966