White House upholds McNamara stand against dispatching US Army helicopter cos and assigning mil advisers to bn level units, moves urged by Amb Martin and Maj Gen Stilwell to help put down Communist rising in NE; 30% increase in mil aid, raising fiscal '67 level from $40-million to $60-million, is compromise between 2 stands

M'NAMARA VICTOR IN STAND ON THAIS; U.S. Copter Units Barred in Fight on Insurgents, but Other Aid Is Increased M'NAMARA VICTOR IN STAND ON THAIS

FDA and Borden Co recall all Starlac powdered milk after some is found to be contaminated with Salmonella bacteria; co reptdly closes Dixon, Ill, plant; is 4th processor found to have contaminated plants since PHS Feb warning that dry milk might be carrier

Borden Recalls All Starlac; Infectious Bacteria in Some; BORDEN RECALLS STARLAC STOCKS

USN sources disclose ships have bombarded coast of N Vietnam 1st time; bombing carried out N of demilitarized zone in conjunction with air strikes; map

U.S. Naval Gunfire Hits North Vietnam; North Vietnam Is Shelled by U.S. Navy Vessels

heavy Repub spending for Rockefeller discussed

G.O.P. IS SPENDING HEAVILY IN SOUTH; Campaign Train and Broad Advertising Mark Efforts G.O.P. IS SPENDING HEAVILY IN SOUTH

N Korean infiltrators clashed with S Korean forces E of Panmunjom 3 hrs after 1st attack; 1 killed; 1st attack occurred 30 mi from Walker Hill resort where Pres Johnson was staying; he was informed of attack; UN Command repts another US soldier wounded; map

2D FORAY STAGED BY NORTH KOREANS AFTER THEY KILL 7; One Infiltrator Slain in New Skirmish Near Panmunjom With Troops From South North Koreans Stage 2d Foray After They Kill 7

Johnson returns to US from Asian tour and Manila conf; makes brief rept on trip, s, Dulles Airport; appeals for natl unity; hails 'solid unity' of mil allies; holds out no prospect of an early peace, acknowledges conf produced 'no miracle,' prior s in Anchorage, Alaska; notes renewed hostility from N Vietnam

JOHNSON IS HOME, 'MORE CONFIDENT' ON GOALS IN ASIA; Back From Tour of Pacific, He Voices Hope for Area and Hails Its 'Vitality' PLANS CAMPAIGN SWING A Flying Weekend Effort for Democrats Is Expected to Take Him to 15 States JOHNSON RETURNS FROM PACIFIC TRIP

NY Philharmonic: L Bernstein to leave post as music dir to devote time to composing; orch pres Ames says Bernstein will continue assn with orch as 'laureate conductor,' post and title created especially for him; declines to name any candidates to replace him

Bernstein to Leave Philharmonic in '69; BERNSTEIN TO QUIT ORCHESTRA IN '69

Amb Budo (Albania) sees test making major powers more cautious because of fear of reprisal, s, UN Assembly com

ATOM-PACT PLEA IS ADOPTED IN U.N.; Political Committee, 100-1, Urges Quick Adoption of Curb on Proliferation ATOM-TREATY PLEA IS ADOPTED IN U.N.

Hudson Inst aide R B Panero repts Colombia will build $743-million 260-mi seaway linking Gulf of Uraba on Caribbean through Choco Prov to Bay of Malaga on Pacific by damming San Juan and Atrato Rivers and bldg series of canals; map; mission headed by A Lleras Camargo assured US and Panama in Sept that project would not compete with Panama Canal or proposed US sea-level canal; also met with IBRD pres Woods on financing; 2 hydroelec plants with combined output of 3,300,000 kw also planned; Panero comments

Colombia Will Begin a Seaway Linking Pacific and Caribbean; Colombia Will Begin Pacific-Caribbean Seaway

Erhard offers to resign if he cannot build viable majority; Christian Dem-Christian Soc exec com decision on how to cope with crisis, including Erhard's resignation offer, approved by full parliamentary delegation of 2 parties with 1 negative vote; Bayern Kurier, newspaper controlled by Strauss, demands govt without Erhard; Soc Dems to ask Bundestag to vote on forcing confidence vote; list terms for joining coalition with Christian Dem Union; pub opinion poll indicates plurality of W Gers favor Bundestag pres Gerstenmaier to be new Chancellor

OFFER TO RESIGN MADE BY ERHARD; He Says He Will Withdraw if He Cannot Construct a Workable Bonn Majority OFFER TO RESIGN MADE BY ERHARD

replies to O'Connor's alleged pol use of case, news conf; orders SIC probe; says Dem judge who was SLA member and 3 Dem members of Legis are involved; denies SLA is implicated; SIC Chmn Grumet confs with Hentel; Beldock says he has not recd Hentel rept; Hentel sets conf with him; O'Connor attacks Rockefeller on liquor scandals; Dem Dist Atty candidate Mackell charges Hentel tried to hide scandal until after election to protect Rockefeller

ROCKEFELLER LINKS 4 CITY DEMOCRATS TO LIQUOR SCHEME; Charges 3 Legislators and Judge Were Involved in a Shakedown Attempt REFUSES TO GIVE NAMES State Investigation Ordered by Governor in Answer to O'Connor Challenge ROCKEFELLER LINKS 4 TO LIQUOR PLOT

mayoral aide Dr Shaughnessy repts rise of 31,300 jobs in NYC, Sept '65-Sept '66, while unemployment fell 6,600 to 167,600; Labor Comr Shemin says 4% rate is lowest since Sept '57

LINDSAY REPORTS BIG GAINS BY CITY; Sharp Rise in a Year Cited in Finance, Jobs, Retail Sales and Construction Lindsay Reports Improvements In City's Economy Over 1965

O Bakke repts FAA weighs shifting all internatl flights from Kennedy to less congested airport unless local authorities agree soon on site for 5th jetport

F.A.A. Considers Making Kennedy A Domestic Field; F.A.A. MAY SHIFT KENNEDY FLIGHTS

US Amb to Ethiopia Korry criticizes detention of Guineans and reiterates protests over Guinean reprisals against US, note to unity orgn; Thant urges Ghana free 19; Guinea offers to let orgn int Ghanaians allegedly held in Guinea against will

U.S. Scores Both Guinea and Ghana in Dispute; Note to African Organization Critical of Two Nations Thant Asks Accra to Release 19 Detained Guineans

Action Put Off in U.N.

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Nov. 2 Secretary General  Thant asked Ghana today to release 19 members of a Guinean diplomatic party detained in Accra.  

Thant Appeals to Ghana

ACCRA, Ghana, Nov. 2 The cold war between Ghana and Guinea appears headed for a quick thaw.  

Tension Easing Rapidly

Mao Tse-tung says Vietnamese struggle against US 'aggressors' presages storm of revolution in other parts of world, message to Albanian Communist party cong; Albanian leader Hoxha accuses USSR of 'doublecrossing' Vietnamese, giving free hand to US 'aggression,'

SOVIET AND TITOISTS DENOUNCED BY MAO

fleet ends goodwill visit to Beirut; visit denounced by Syrian leader Dr Attassi

SYRIAN ATTACKS U.S. OVER ISRAEL; Attassi Also Denounces U.N. Jordan, Faisal and Others

USSR Pres Podgomy may meet with Pope, Jan, during visit to Italy

Podgorny May Meet Pope

Some 250 homes in poor, densely populated sec of Tijuana, Mex, destroyed

Blaze in Tijuana Forces Thousands to Flee Homes

Meets at 11 A.M. on Israel's complaint against Syria; meets after General Assembly to complete World Court election.  

SCHEDULED FOR TODAY; SECURITY COUNCIL 

Jewish Documentation Center head S Wiesenthal says Austrian Nazis killed 3-million Jews, charges laxity in prosecuting them, rept to Austrian Govt; holds 100 in police, 1,000 other Austrians implicated in murders; recommendations

Austria Accused by Investigator Of Laxity in Trying Nazi Killers

General Assembly and Security Council elected three of five new judges.  

The Proceedings In the U.N.; WORLD COURT 

Cabinet approves introduction of const amendment bill to permit Natl Assembly to amend laws promulgated by Pres when Assembly is not in session

November 3, 1966

Headlines from November 3, 1966

M'NAMARA VICTOR IN STAND ON THAIS; U.S. Copter Units Barred in Fight on Insurgents, but Other Aid Is Increased M'NAMARA VICTOR IN STAND ON THAIS

Borden Recalls All Starlac; Infectious Bacteria in Some; BORDEN RECALLS STARLAC STOCKS

U.S. Naval Gunfire Hits North Vietnam; North Vietnam Is Shelled by U.S. Navy Vessels

G.O.P. IS SPENDING HEAVILY IN SOUTH; Campaign Train and Broad Advertising Mark Efforts G.O.P. IS SPENDING HEAVILY IN SOUTH

2D FORAY STAGED BY NORTH KOREANS AFTER THEY KILL 7; One Infiltrator Slain in New Skirmish Near Panmunjom With Troops From South North Koreans Stage 2d Foray After They Kill 7

Billboard 200

Doctor Zhivago

The Monkees

The Supremes A' Go-Go

The Mamas & The Papas

Revolver

Historical Context for November 3, 1966