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Holmesburg Prison inmates end 3-meal boycott after Phila Prisons Supt Hendrick orders normal food portions restored despite high costs

Butter Declines Here; BUTTER DECLINES 2 TO 8 CENTS HERE

stock transfer tax, pivotal to city's revenue plan, produces more revenue than expected; details

Stock Tax Income Tops City Estimate; STOCK TAX YIELD REPORTED RISING

US State Dept says test falls within timetable it has estimated for Chinese weapons development; dept charges test pollutes atmosphere; some experts concede they were surprised by timing and degree of tech advancement in test; Sen Hickenlooper says fact that test was expected does not detract from great advance

Front Page 1 -- No Title; State Department Stands on Estimate of Operational Missile by Next Year

Cong Orly poll of Cong shows 313 members, 58.5% of membership, back basic course followed by US; 141, or 26.4%, back more decisive mil action, 81, or 15.1%, back more stress on peace talks and de-emphasis of war; situation seen unchanged by elections; war found to be major issue in 9 Sen and 39 HR contests; some of latter detailed

POLE OF CONGRESS BACKS ASIA POLICY; Support of 58.5% Found by Congressional Quarterly

S Carmichael completes pre-inductlon physical exam; says he will not serve if drafted

Carmichael Says He Won't Go if Drafted; CARMICHAEL VOWS HE WON'T SERVE

Repub hq repts $4.3-million, spent thus far; contributions total $4.5-million; $2.4-million of sum represents loans from 4 banks; large contributors listed

ROCKEFELLER COSTS PASS $4.3-MILLION; Democrats List $278,000 --Attack G.O.P. Figure

JOHNSON IS GIVEN WELCOME BY THAIS; King Greets Him in Bangkok --Street Crowds Show Traditional Restraint

NYC Bar Assn warns that sleeper clause could insulate dept from probes into graft and corruption and set police up as specially privileged group; Roosevelt charges M R Cole, head of Cole Fisher Rogow, ad agency conducting Ind Citizens Com campaign, was convicted of obstructing Justice in '63; Frank says Cole has no role in campaign; labels charge smear

BAR SEES SCRUTINY OF POLICE BARRED IF THE P.B.A. WINS; City Body Fears Graft and Corruption if Review Board Is Defeated FAVORABLE VOTE URGED Roosevelt Says an Ad Man With Agency Aiding P.B.A. Once Obstructed Justice

Govt rebuffed by Bundesrat rejection of budget; Erhard replacement seems certain; Pres Luebke accepts resignation of Free Dem Mins; Christian Dems and Christian Soc Union meet; Barzel denies party plot to oust Erhard, TV int; Kuehlmann-Stumm says return of Free Dems to Erhard-headed Govt is impossible

ERHARD SET BACK IN A BUDGET VOTE; Upper House Is Unanimous-- Minority Government Not Expected to Last Long

Lindsay orders shake-up; declares confidence in Periconi; Fraiman says tip-offs came through Box 100

SANITATION AIDES FACING SHAKE-UP; Mayor Orders Reshuffling After Payoff Charges-- Inquiry May Widen

FTC opens probe into legality and effect on prices of supermkt promotional games; warns retailers to end unfair or deceptive practices voluntarily

U.S. Studies Price Impact Of Food Store Promotions; F.T.C. Stresses Games

Sharply criticizes most of allies, again asserts French independence, news conf, Paris; illus

DE GAULLE SCORES HIS CLOSE ALLIES IN HARSH TERMS; In Acid 90-Minute Speech He Lectures U.S. on Vietnam and Denounces Bonn TIE TO SOVIET STRESSED President Attacks 'American Hegemony' and Hails Policy of French Independence

12 Killed After Latin Ball Game

N Mesyatsyev (USS) says 9 nations agree to cooperate in 1st global TV link-up via satellite in June, statement after informal talks with BBC exec Greene, London

Satellite for Pacific Sends TV Patterns Hailed as Excellent

rept improved Velas to be launched in Feb

U.S. Satellites Watch for Nuclear Blasts on Earth

Vice Pres Humphrey briefed by McNamara and State Dept officials; reads statement similar to that given by State Dept, news conf

Humphrey Emphasizes Treaty

Peking radio repts cities seething with jubilation over test

Chinese Jubilant Over Explosion of Nuclear Missile

THANT DEPLORES RED CHINA'S TEST; He Also Regrets New Soviet Underground Blast

Security Council recommends accepting Thant offer to stay in post until end of present Assembly session

Extension of Thant's Term Urged by Security Council

Mex renews pledge of unilateral tariff concessions to Central-Amer nations

HONDURAN LEADER ENDS MEXICO VISIT

Amer R Bronck, former Prot cleric, father of 7 children, to be ordained as RC priest, Ger, and continue family life there

A Married American To Enter Priesthood

19 whoopers return to Tex wintering grounds

19 Whooping Cranes Back At Winter Refuge in Texas

Concern in Australia

Swift Advance Noted in India

Mary Bucholtz is a professor of linguistics at UC Santa Barbara. Bucholtz's work focuses largely on language use in the United States, and specifically on issues of language and youth; language, gender, and sexuality; African American English; and Mexican and Chicano Spanish.

October 29, 1966

Headlines from October 29, 1966

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Butter Declines Here; BUTTER DECLINES 2 TO 8 CENTS HERE

Stock Tax Income Tops City Estimate; STOCK TAX YIELD REPORTED RISING

Front Page 1 -- No Title; State Department Stands on Estimate of Operational Missile by Next Year

POLE OF CONGRESS BACKS ASIA POLICY; Support of 58.5% Found by Congressional Quarterly

Billboard 200

The Supremes A' Go-Go

Revolver

Doctor Zhivago

The Mamas & The Papas

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 29, 1966