Democrats Shaken By Minnesota Rout; Humphrey and Other Democrats Are Shaken by Minnesota Rout

defeat seen so damaging party that only strong effort by Kennedy can restore it within reasonable period; speculation

Rockefeller Again Asserts He Won't Seek Presidency; Rockefeller Declares Again He Will Not Seek the Presidential Nomination in 1968 HE NAMES JAVITS AS 'FAVORITE SON' Governor Declares That He Himself Will Not Run Again for the Nomination

KIESINGER LEADS RACE TO SUCCEED TO ERHARD'S POST; Christian Democratic Wing in Bavaria Supports Him  Nazi Past May Hurt VOTE TODAY TO DECIDE Gerstenmaier Pulls Out, but Barzel and Schroder Still Seek the Chancellorship Kiesinger Becomes the Leading Candidate to Succeed Erhard

plans to resign, but agrees to stay on briefly to complete Sanitation Dept reorgn and give Mayor time to select successor

Periconi to Resign As Sanitation Head; PERICONI TO QUIT SANITATION POST

U.S. General Says G.I.'s Blunt Key Enemy Drive; Leader of Six-Day Fight Says It Foils Start of a Winter Offensive KEY ENEMY DRIVE TERMED BLUNTED

EASIER DIVORCES URGED IN BRITAIN; Official Panel Suggests Plan for Decrees by Consent Following Separations EASIER DIVORCES URGED IN BRITAIN

ch seen more vital under Communist regime than during prewar period; view reflected in int with Prot cleric

Czech Christian Church Called More Vital Under Red Regime; Czech Christian Church Is Termed More Vital Under Communist Regime

REAGAN EMERGING IN 1968 SPOTLIGHT; Says He May Play a Major Role in the Election Reagan Emerging In '68 G.O.P. Spotlight After a Million-Vote California Victory SAYS HE MAY GET SIGNIFICANT ROLE Democrats Lose 3 House Seats as Republicans Sweep the Election

Repubs gain 3 Sen seats and 47 HR seats; 64 Dems elected to Sen, 36 Repubs; 248 Dems elected to HR, 187 Repubs; of 44 freshmen Dems, 21 are re-elected, 23 defeated; tabulation

G.O.P. HOUSE GAINS BESET DEMOCRATS; Resulting Line-Up May Give Conservatives a Decisive Voice on Many Issues Democrats Worried by Republican Gain in House

Party loses 3 Sen seats, 47 HR seats, 8 Govships in elections

G.O.P. FINDS '68 OUTLOOK BRIGHTER AS IT COUNTS ELECTION SUCCESSES: GAIN OF 47 IN HOUSE, 8 GOVERNORS; PARTY IS SPURRED Victories Bring 4 Men to Front in Picture for Presidency G.O.P. Finds '68 Outlook Brighter After Gain of 47 House Seats and 8 Governorships JOHNSON'S POWER IN CONGRESS HURT Balloting Projects Nixon, Percy, Romney and Reagan Into Presidency Picture

MOSCOW, Nov. 9 Canada's Secretary of External Affairs, Paul Martin, opened three days of talks with Soviet leaders today intent on seeking any sign of change in the Kremlin's position on negotiations involving the war in Vietnam.

CANADIAN OPENS TALKS IN MOSCOW ON VIETNAM WAR; External Affairs Secretary Looks for Signs of Shift in Soviet Policies CANADIAN OPENS TALKS IN MOSCOW

vote was 1,307,738 to 768,492; Leary says a new all-police rev bd will be set up when election is certified

N.A.A.C.P. SETS UP OWN REVIEW UNIT; 4 Offices to Hear Complaints Against Police Action Follows Board's Defeat N.A.A.C.P. SETS UP OWN REVIEW UNIT

constituent assembly scores proviso, Article 20, giving Govt veto over assembly decisions if it gets support of 40 of the 117 deputies; pledges itself to 'a mo of struggle' against junta; Dr Phan Quang Dan urges pressure on Nguyen Cao Ky to get ruling repealed; Deputy Le Thanh Chau demands end to censorship of news repts about assembly

Saigon Assembly Battles Veto Power of Ky Regime; SAIGON ASSEMBLY FIGHTS VETO RULE

Negroes and white liberals voted for Arnall; Legis, under Ga const, chooses Gov from top 2 vote-getters if no candidate gets majority; Legis overwhelmingly Dem; does not meet until Jan 10; ACLU files suit, Fed ct, asking Legis be barred from deciding until it is reapportioned under 1-man, 1-vote US Sup Ct edict; 3-judge ct sets hearings; sharp fight also expected over election of G T Smith as Lt Gov; Repub F Thompson elected Repr; B Blackburn defeats Repr Mackay

Maddox-Callaway Georgia Race Is Put to Courts and Legislature; Georgia Contest Is Put to Courts and Legislature

article on Hong Kong analysts, data they receive, problems of interpretation, and speculation on cultural revolution

China Watchers: Upheaval Clouds Their View; Recent Events in the Power Struggle in Peking Are Puzzle to Analysts

IAPA reiterates request that Balaguer permit Journalist R Bonilla Aybar to return from exile; Bonilla fled after mobs destroyed Prensa Libre plant in Apr '65

Press Unit Asks Balaguer To Permit Editor's Return

22 top civil aides including 2 French technicians in Agrarian Reform Min jailed, Algiers, for embezzlement, corruption and illegal transfer of funds from country

Algeria Jails 22 Civil Aides

Repr Hosmer charges Adm 'covers up' evidence of test ban violation; State Dept says it is 'looking into question,' declines to say whether US has obtained debris

U.S. COVER-UP SEEN ON SOVIET'S A-TEST

Sikhs armed with loaded shotguns guard their shops and homes, Warwick and Leamington Spa, to curb new outbreaks of vandalism; racial issue linked

Armed Sikhs Guard Their Shops to Stop Vandals in England

Victoria and Albert Museum (London) destroys 19 copies of 15th-century Limoges enamels to avoid risk of having them mistaken for originals

London Museum Destroys Copies of Its Treasures

Harriman Talks With Hassan

Deputy Min Busniak (Czech) urges UN Assembly to appeal for end to war and for strict US observance of UN Charter, s, UN

Czech Raises Issue in U.N.

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Premier Stephanopoulos plans reorgn of Govt 3 days before Parliament votes for new pres; 35 Cabinet mins resign to facilitate reshuffle; Stephanopoulos says Cabinet would resign if D Papaspyrou were not re-elected pres

November 10, 1966

Headlines from November 10, 1966

Democrats Shaken By Minnesota Rout; Humphrey and Other Democrats Are Shaken by Minnesota Rout

Rockefeller Again Asserts He Won't Seek Presidency; Rockefeller Declares Again He Will Not Seek the Presidential Nomination in 1968 HE NAMES JAVITS AS 'FAVORITE SON' Governor Declares That He Himself Will Not Run Again for the Nomination

KIESINGER LEADS RACE TO SUCCEED TO ERHARD'S POST; Christian Democratic Wing in Bavaria Supports Him Nazi Past May Hurt VOTE TODAY TO DECIDE Gerstenmaier Pulls Out, but Barzel and Schroder Still Seek the Chancellorship Kiesinger Becomes the Leading Candidate to Succeed Erhard

Periconi to Resign As Sanitation Head; PERICONI TO QUIT SANITATION POST

U.S. General Says G.I.'s Blunt Key Enemy Drive; Leader of Six-Day Fight Says It Foils Start of a Winter Offensive KEY ENEMY DRIVE TERMED BLUNTED

Billboard 200

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

The Supremes A' Go-Go

The Mamas & The Papas

What Now My Love

Historical Context for November 10, 1966