comm repts it is unable fully to patrol zone despite bombing pause; S Vietnam, in response, says it reserves right to take 'every adequate measure' against continued N Vietnam infiltration; hints at resuming mil activity

BOMB PAUSE FAILS IN BUFFER REGION; Vietnam Truce Unit Says It Is Unable to Widen Patrols  Renewal of Raids Seen BOMB PAUSE FAILS IN BUFFER REGION

Pres Johnson, outlining steps toward US-E Eur reconciliation, says US Export-Import Bank is prepared to finance exports for Fiat plant, s, NYC

TALK GIVEN HERE; Steps Are Outlined for Easing Curbs on Trade and Travel Johnson Seeks Closer East Bloc Ties

USSR ousts all Chinese students in reprisal for China's expulsion of USSR students, Sept

MOSCOW EXPELS CHINESE STUDENTS IN REPRISAL MOVE; Cultural Tie With Peking Cut as 65 Are Ordered Out in Communists' Feud MOSCOW EXPELS CHINESE STUDENTS

Governor Rockefeller promised yesterday to expand the state's fight against alcoholism if he is re-elected.

Program Is Outlined; GOVERNOR VOWS ALCOHOLISM FIGHT

Miami Cuban Refugee Center repts 6,000 men, 1,500 women and 1,500 children managed to flee Cuba, Jan '61-Sept '66, most in small boats; number killed in crossing Fla Strait unknown but estimated at 10%

44 Lost in Hurricane In Cuba Sea Escape; 44 LOST IN STORM IN CUBAN ESCAPE

Luncheon; Pres Johnson, replacing Sec Rusk, s

JOHNSON ACTS TO IMPROVE U.S. TIES TO EAST EUROPE; SAYS TROOP CUT WOULD AID; President Confers With Thant at U.N. In Vietnam Impasse JOHNSON CONFERS AT U.N. ON PEACE

Phoenix housewives orgn boycotts pork and pork products to force price drop

WHOLESALE COSTS END 6-MONTH RISE; Industrial Goods Down in September, First Time in 2 Years--Food Higher Wholesale Price Index Ended Six-Month Rise in September

NYS adopts standards under which drs can qualify for Medicaid participation; gen practitioner will qualify if he is affiliated with accredited hosp, is member of Amer Acad of Gen Practice or continues educ activity; standards largely duplicate those set earlier by NYC; Comr Ingraham says state standards supersede NYC's; stresses hosp affiliations must be more than 'courtesy apptmt'; Comr Ginsberg repts NYC lost $250,000-500,000 because of delay in implementing Medicaid; Medicaid backed by 300 reprs of union and welfare plans in NYC conf called by NYC Central Labor Council

STATE STANDARDS SET FOR MEDICAID; Doctors' Hospital Affiliation and Alternatives Listed STATE STANDARDS SET FOR MEDICAID

72 DeWitt Clinton HS boys arrested on Jerome Av IRT for misconduct and pulling emergency cord; 32 released in custody of their parents

Hidden Police Seize 72 Youths Trying to Delay IRT for Girls; Hidden Police Seize 72 Youths Trying to Delay IRT for Girls

Pres Johnson s for Dems, Newark; crowd of 30,000 is on hand; he boards buses and shakes hands with passengers; peace pickets isolated; he lauds Dem unity; hailed by Hughes, Mayor Addonizio, candidates

PRESIDENT SCORES G.O.P. IN CONGRESS AT NEWARK RALLY; He Charges Republicans Are a Party of 'Fear' Mocks Predictions in Past SEES LACK OF PROGRAMS 30,000 Hear Him Hail the 89th Congress in Plea for Jersey Democrats PRESIDENT SCORES G.O.P. IN CONGRESS

Lee hon on 80th birthday by Natl Dem Club

O'Connor Scores G.O.P.; O'Connor Scores Rockefeller On Amount Spent on Campaign

Internatl Communications Inst (Genoa, Italy) announces Columbus Prizes

BRITON TO RECEIVE '66 COLUMBUS AWARD

The furnishings and fixtures of the soon-to-be demolished Astor Hotel will find new homes, mainly in hotels and restaurants as far west as Illinois. An auction of the 600-room hotel's contents that began last Monday ended yesterday. There were 750 buyers, most of them hotel people.

Astor's Auctioned Contents To See Service Out of Town

Comment on prosperity and role as center for internatl orgns

Citadel of Affluence; In Geneva, 'Other Swiss' Outnumber Those Born There, and All Live Well

Min Tran Van Do (S Vietnam) rejects Brown peace proposals; bars talks with Vietcong

Saigon Rejects Peace Plan Proposed by British Aide

Opposition members walk out of S Korean Natl Assembly to protest end to Govt probe; charge whitewash, Govt collusion

KOREANS DENOUNCE GEN. PARK IN SCANDAL

1.4-million, 11-story luxury apt bldg, Brussels, ordered razed by Sup Ct because of neighborhood protests; illus

Belgians Protest; Building Must Go

A Czechoslovak Slap

1st Internatl Clean Air Cong ends 3-day meeting, London; 1,200 experts from 25 nations attend; urgent need to clean cities air stressed

World Air Pollution Experts End 3-Day Parley in London

Min Eleta repts progress in talks with US on new treaty; stresses Panama's aim for abrogation of '03 treaty, substitution of new pact embodying 'new set of rules,'

PANAMA PLEASED ON TREATY TALKS; Minister Reports Progress on New Canal Code

2 more killed in student-police clashes, Ferozabad and Farukbad; agitation linked to grievances against heads of insts

2 More Indian Students Die As Fights With Police Go On

Argentine Students Strike

Teenage Rioting Erupts In the Bard's Birthplace

al-Salal purges 100 army officers in move seen aimed at consol UAR influence, weakening support for al-Amri

President Al-Salal Removes 100 Senior Yemeni Officers

70 top Japanese scientists score Amer warfare, particularly use of tear gas and herbicides

Japanese Scientists Score U.S.

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October 8, 1966

Headlines from October 8, 1966

BOMB PAUSE FAILS IN BUFFER REGION; Vietnam Truce Unit Says It Is Unable to Widen Patrols Renewal of Raids Seen BOMB PAUSE FAILS IN BUFFER REGION

TALK GIVEN HERE; Steps Are Outlined for Easing Curbs on Trade and Travel Johnson Seeks Closer East Bloc Ties

MOSCOW EXPELS CHINESE STUDENTS IN REPRISAL MOVE; Cultural Tie With Peking Cut as 65 Are Ordered Out in Communists' Feud MOSCOW EXPELS CHINESE STUDENTS

Program Is Outlined; GOVERNOR VOWS ALCOHOLISM FIGHT

44 Lost in Hurricane In Cuba Sea Escape; 44 LOST IN STORM IN CUBAN ESCAPE

Billboard 200

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

Somewhere My Love

What Now My Love

The Sound Of Music

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 8, 1966