J Kadar scores W Ger 'monopoly capitalism,'

PARLEY ON CHINA FAVORED BY KADAR; Hungarian Urges a Large Conference of Red Parties to Discuss Peking's Line PARLEY ON CHINA FAVORED BY KADAR

Higher Educ Bd asks city to make Bellevue Nursing School part of Hunter Coll

HUNTER MAY GET BELLEVUE SCHOOL; Transfer of Nursing Course Sought by City University HUNTER MAY GET BELLEVUE SCHOOL

Formed; A C Moran named exec dir; meeting; Mayor Lindsay s

City Presses State To Lift Restrictions On Birth-Curb Data; City Presses for Eased Birth Control

USAF pilot safely crashlands flaming transport, Dautieng

U.S. Pilot Describes Fiery Landing; U.S. PILOT TELLS OF FIERY LANDING

Johnson releases $250-million in special funds to finance FNMA purchase of mortgages in move to spur construction; amt represents 1/4 of funds authorized for FNMA as special aid to housing

PRESIDENT FREES MORTGAGE FUNDS; $250-Million in Aid Voted by Congress Is Released to Spur Housing Industry PRESIDENT FREES MORTGAGE FUNDS

Romney Dec 21 '64 lr to Goldwater released; says he did net back Goldwater because his campaign had, by design, 'Southern-rural-white orientation'; lr is reply to Dec 6 '64 Goldwater lr to Romney disputing his pub statements about election; Romney lr has been topic of much talk but was never pub; Romney said Goldwater did not try to unify party and left 'many vital things' in campaign to others, including reading of platform and amendments that were being offered on conv floor; Goldwater lr said he did not claim he would have won had Romney, Smylie, Rockefeller, Keating, Javits and others backed him but says many rank-and-file Repubs were dismayed by natl leaders action; both lrs disclose disagreements between 2 men before and during conv; Romney claimed he tried for 9 mos to talk 'in depth' with Goldwater but was denied chance until too late; said he was not accusing Goldwater of being aware of Southern strategy or author of it and said that for 'philosophical, moral and strategic' reasons he was not able to back him; Goldwater lr insisted there was plenty of opportunity for them to talk; Human Events (pub) poll of '64 Repub conv delegates shows 27% will not back '68 Repub nominee if he did not back Goldwater

ROMNEY ATTACKED GOLDWATER RACE AS KEYED TO SOUTH; Letter to Defeated Nominee Gave Governor's Reason for Withholding Support ROMNEY ATTACKED GOLDWATER RACE

Consol Edison chmn Eble says co can not get as much natural gas as it wants because of FPC distribution control; says co will never use only natural gas because it does not want to be dependent on single fuel source

HOSPITALS REPORT PUBLIC UNHARMED BY 3 DAYS OF SMOG; No Significant Impact Is Expected, Commissioner Declares After Study CONTROL TO BE COSTLY Lindsay and Costello Note Incinerator Program May Raise Taxes and Rents PUBLIC'S HEALTH UNHURT BY SMOG

Amman radio repts Parliament members re-affirmed allegiance and support for Hussein policies in audience with King, denounced 'psychological warfare' being waged by Syria and UAR; women's march, Jerusalem, asking end to demonstrations illus

2 'Outside Arab Sources' Linked by Jordan to Riots; JORDAN CHARGES HIRING OF RIOTERS

US says new diplomatic pact with Bulgaria does not deal with jamming

U.S. UPGRADES TIES WITH BULGARIANS AND HUNGARIANS; Status of Relations Raised From the Legation Level to the Ambassadorial RAPPROCHEMENT IS AIM Decision Implements Policy of Closer Contacts With East Urged by Johnson U.S. Lifts Level of Hungarian and Bulgarian Ties

charges Educ Bd creates 'hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of new jobs but limits opportunity to apply for them; Educ Bd repr denies charge; HS Principals Assn and Vocational HS Principals Assn score NYU rept; UFT to oppose any lowering of standards in teacher selection

EDUCATION BOARD ACCUSED ON JOBS; School Examiners Contend a 'Scandalous' Practice Exists on New Posts Board of Education Accused on Jobs

US and S Vietnam expected to approve cease-fires soon

TRUCE APPROVAL BY U.S. EXPECTED; Answer to Vietcong Plan Is Due in 'Day or So'--Talks With Saigon Go On TRUCE APPROVAL BY U.S. EXPECTED

Prince Juan seen firm on succession claim; pub sentiment appears opposed to monarchy but he is acceptable to important leaders

Spanish Pretender Is Firm on Claim; PRETENDER FIRM ON SPANISH CLAIM

U.S. AND FOE TRADE FIRE IN HIGHLANDS; Shooting Erupts Near Camp in Pleidjereng Area

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Nov. 28--The highest-ranking enemy soldier to defect to allied forces said today that the Vietcong insurgency in South Vietnam would collapse if North Vietnamese support were withdrawn.  

DEFECTOR ASSERTS HANOI ROLE IS VITAL

Swiss Defense Chief to Quit

Indian Foreign Min Chagla lauds Faria cancellation of trip; revs India's Vietnam policy

Indian Minister Praises Beauty Queen's Decision

Prix Femina to I Monesi, Prix Medicis to M-C Blais

PARIS PRIZES GIVEN TO 2 WOMEN AUTHORS

USSR Embassy, Washington, denies Times repts of concern over growing arsenal

RUSSIANS DERIDE REPORT ON BORDER; Deny U.S. Was Told of Fear About Chinese Frontier

ed deplores delay, urges immediate move to resume aid

South Vietnamese Escorting Ships to Bar Aid to Vietcong

com, 58-0, shelves proposal to ban use of nuclear weapons

Ban-the-Bomb Proposal Shelved by U.N. Committee

VFW Conn unit seeks bonus for veterans of Vietnam and other cold wars

Vietnam War Bonus Sought

Proceedings in the U.N.

11 killed, 2 hurt as twin-engine craft crashes into Caqueta River, Colombia

11 on Colombia Plane Killed

New radio station inaugurated; built with Communist Chinese aid; Govt charges USSR jams its broadcasts

Albania Says Moscow Jams Tirana's Radio

UNESCO, 72-11, approves resolution charging Rhodesia with racial discrimination

PORTUGAL REBUFFED BY A VOTE IN UNESCO

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November 29, 1966

Headlines from November 29, 1966

PARLEY ON CHINA FAVORED BY KADAR; Hungarian Urges a Large Conference of Red Parties to Discuss Peking's Line PARLEY ON CHINA FAVORED BY KADAR

HUNTER MAY GET BELLEVUE SCHOOL; Transfer of Nursing Course Sought by City University HUNTER MAY GET BELLEVUE SCHOOL

City Presses State To Lift Restrictions On Birth-Curb Data; City Presses for Eased Birth Control

U.S. Pilot Describes Fiery Landing; U.S. PILOT TELLS OF FIERY LANDING

PRESIDENT FREES MORTGAGE FUNDS; $250-Million in Aid Voted by Congress Is Released to Spur Housing Industry PRESIDENT FREES MORTGAGE FUNDS

Billboard 200

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

The Supremes A' Go-Go

The Mamas & The Papas

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 29, 1966