Manhattan Criminal Ct to remain open 24 hrs a day 7 days a wk beginning Jan 1 to permit arraignment of suspects at any time; suspects to be arraigned immediately after booking and interrogation in pct station house; Presiding Justice Botein comments

Criminal Court To Be Open Here 24 Hours a Day; Judge Praises Others CRIMINAL COURT SETS 24-HOUR DAY

Dr R L Beals says anthropologists are concerned over restrictions put on research programs abroad because of US intelligence practices, s, Amer Anthropological Assn conv

Spy Agencies Held Danger to Research; SPY AGENCIES SAID TO PERIL RESEARCH 'So Naive' 'Increasing Restrictions'

Sec Wirtz says com set up in Mar to explore coordination of manpower programs in 30 cities uncovered widespread confusion, duplication and gaps in projects; says changes are now being effected

WIRTZ AMENABLE TO RAISES OF 5%; Feels They Are Warranted Despite 3.2% Favored by Johnson Economic Aides WIRTZ AMENABLE TO RAISES OF 5%

Patriarch Foresees Orthodox Reunion With Rome Shortly; PATRIARCH SEES CHURCH REUNION Photo of Pope on Desk Divisions Are in Interpretation Traveled Across U.S.

Fowler bars speculation on rise need following conf with Pres

HOUSING STARTS DECLINE SHARPLY TO 20-YEAR LOW; Annual Rate During October Below Million-Unit Mark First Time Since '46 FOWLER IS OPTIMISTIC Calls Economic Slowdown 'Healthy' After He Sees Johnson in Hospital Slowdown Called 'Healthy' Inflation Held Easing HOUSING STARTS AT 20-YEAR LOW

JAILING OF POWELL IS ORDERED AGAIN; But He Is Expected to Evade Writ, the Fourth Issued, by Staying Out of State Powell Ordered to Begin Jail Term

Pres Johnson lectures newsmen on pudding's dietetic virtues

JOHNSON SUGGESTS EISENHOWER TRIP TO ASIA IN SPRING; In 45-Minute Hospital Visit, General Indicates Interest in Far-Ranging Mission PRESIDENT SHOWS GAIN Maintains Brisk Pace as He Holds Parleys and Studies Papers Throughout Day He Sleeps 6 Hours Television Sets On Johnson Suggests Eisenhower Make a Trip to Asia in Spring A Good Idea Both Motivations Expressed 'I Am Aching' Discusses His Weight Late Afternoon Nap

AFTRA begins work stoppage against taped TV shows whose producers do not pledge to keep programs off air in case of strike; says some producers sign pledge; FMCS asks talks

Union Halts Taping Of Some TV Shows; Union Halts the Taping of Some Television Shows

US aid execs, conceding loss of 5-6% of US aid, fiscal '66, through thievery and corruption, say massive aid program began in '65, without needed 'firm, neat controls' to fight inflation; say it halted inflation threat; say elaborate controls system began 2 mos ago

VAST U.S. AID LOSS IN VIETNAM DENIED; But Americans Agree That Drain in Current Program Is $35-Million or More Controls Are Established Heavy Gear Unaffected VAST U.S. AID LOSS IN VIETNAM DENIED 'Part of the Bounty' Property of Saigon Regime

3-judge Fed ct rules Legis cannot elect Gov; declares Ga Const sec providing that Legis choose between 2 top candidates when no candidate gets majority of popular vote violates US Const 14th Amendment; says candidate who get fewer votes might be elected by Legis, thus ignoring will of majority; holds also that each legislator would stand as unit and his vote would eliminate will of his constituents who voted against him; relies on '63 Sup Ct ruling outlawing county-unit system

U.S. COURT BARS GEORGIA ELECTION BY LEGISLATURE; Provision to Name Governor From Top 2 Candidates Ruled Unconstitutional U.S. COURT BARS VOTE IN GEORGIA

Academie Francaise fiction award to F Nourissier; acad moves date of award ahead in obvious move to precede Goncourt prizes; A Maurois says acad wants larger audience and better choice of books; Goncourt juror says Nourissier book is disqualified

Academie Beats the Goncourt to Prix; Academic Francaise Jumps Gun And Beats Goncourts to a Novel

Christian Dems reptd to have approached Soc Dems with offer to drop Kiesinger if coalition between Christian Dems, Christian Soc Union and Soc Dems could be formed; offer stems from Christian Dem wish to neutralize Strauss' growing pol power and not from Nazi affiliation issue; Kiesinger meets with Free Dems; Mende comments; Metal Workers Union chmn Brenner calls for new natl elections

Offer to Drop Kiesinger Reported Made in Bonn; Bavarians Grow Doubtful SOME HELD READY TO DROP KIESINGER Official Contacts Denied Kiesinger Is Still Hopeful

Proposal for 2 airstrips jutting out into Hudson River in World Trade Center vicinity conflicts with Rockefeller proposal for Battery Pk City; map

Short-Runway Port For Planes Is Urged At the Trade Center; AIRSTRIPS SOUGHT FOR TRADE CENTER Would Form Triangle Re-Evaluation of Projects Further Impetus Given

Govt bans mass travel by Red Guards until spring, '67; they have been tying up vital lines

China Is Reported Extending Ban on Red Guards' Travel

NYC-NJ area labor Leaders in Sane Nuclear Policy Com group score AFL-CIO exec council support for Adm policy, resolution; urge immediate de-escalation; group seen, encouraged by W P Reuther dissent from natl group

Unionists Score A.F.L-C.I. on War

Danes Ordered to Return Section of Icelandic MSS

Nguyen Cao Ky completes Cabinet realignment; changes mind about naming Nguyen Vo Dieu Commerce Min; La Thanh Nghi rejects post of Handicrafts Min

KY FILLS LAST JOBS IN CABINET REVISION

Govt bars natl protest march by students, New Delhi; pledges to study their complaints

INDIA ACTS TO BAR STUDENT PROTEST; Regime Deploys Its Police to Prevent March on Capital Threat to Prestige Appeal by Mrs. Gandhi

Sheik M Alaya resigns as Grand Mufti of Lebanon; replaced by Sheik H Khalid

Lebanon's Mufti Said to Resign

Russians in Berlin Release Bodies of 3 in Pan Am Crew

8,400 lbs of marijuana seized, Karachi, Pakistan

Pakistan Seizes Marijuana

C M Gilmour fails in attempt to speak to UN delegate N T Fedorenko about son's release; USSR claims Federenko has no status to discuss matter; Gilmour to petition Soviet authorities

SOVIET'S U.N. AIDES REBUFF AN AMERICAN

7 killed, 60 hurt in head-on crash of commuter train and runaway car near Frankfurt

7 Die in German Rail Crash

Natl Assembly Speaker Chowdhury joins opposition faction of Moslem League

Former High Pakistani Aide Joins an Opposition Faction

Min Nguyen Huu Co says S Vietnamese army will switch to 'pacification' in '67 and leave major fighting to US troops; US confirms shift but denies US troops will assume brunt of fighting

November 18, 1966

Headlines from November 18, 1966

Criminal Court To Be Open Here 24 Hours a Day; Judge Praises Others CRIMINAL COURT SETS 24-HOUR DAY

Spy Agencies Held Danger to Research; SPY AGENCIES SAID TO PERIL RESEARCH 'So Naive' 'Increasing Restrictions'

WIRTZ AMENABLE TO RAISES OF 5%; Feels They Are Warranted Despite 3.2% Favored by Johnson Economic Aides WIRTZ AMENABLE TO RAISES OF 5%

Patriarch Foresees Orthodox Reunion With Rome Shortly; PATRIARCH SEES CHURCH REUNION Photo of Pope on Desk Divisions Are in Interpretation Traveled Across U.S.

HOUSING STARTS DECLINE SHARPLY TO 20-YEAR LOW; Annual Rate During October Below Million-Unit Mark First Time Since '46 FOWLER IS OPTIMISTIC Calls Economic Slowdown 'Healthy' After He Sees Johnson in Hospital Slowdown Called 'Healthy' Inflation Held Easing HOUSING STARTS AT 20-YEAR LOW

Billboard 200

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

The Supremes A' Go-Go

The Mamas & The Papas

And Then...Along Comes The Association

Historical Context for November 18, 1966