analysts rept N Vietnamese and Vietcong pubs and broadcasts place unusual stress on guerrilla warfare, appear to be calling for greater inventiveness in applying revolutionary warfare tenets; speculate on enemy shift in tactics after concluding conventional forces cannot defeat US firepower

VIETNAM FOE HINTS A SHIFT IN TACTICS; Leadership Puts Emphasis on Small-Scale Actions-- MIG Downed in North SHIFT BY ENEMY IN VIETNAM SEEN

Macao's pro-Communist newspaper warns armed suppression will hurt Portugal; de Carvalho confs with pro-Communist leader Ho Yin

Portugal Is Warned On Macao Clashes; CLASHES IN MACAO BRING A WARNING

LONDON, Dec. 5--The attempt to settle the Rhodesian crisis peacefully ended in failure tonight, and Britain immediately took the issue to the United Nations.  

WILSON IS BITTER; Says Whites' Demand for Power Blocks a Settlement WILSON IS BITTER IN HOUSE REPORT Says Insistence of White Regime on Retaining Its Power Bars Settlement

Eisenhower to have gall bladder operation; drs note med history and risk; Surgeon Gen Heaton to head team of drs

Eisenhower Faces An Operation Soon; EISENHOWER TOLD TO HAVE SURGERY

Announces Rhodesian rejection of proposals to end rebellion, news conf; por

SMITH BARS PLAN; He Tells Rhodesians Accord Foundered on Interim Rule SMITH BARS PLAN; CROWD HAILS HIM

US Sup Ct unanimously rules Bond's const rights were violated when House refused to seat him because of opposition to Vietnam war and draft; 1st time that a ct has overruled a state legis on qualifications of elected member; opinion, by Chief Justice Warren, holds Bond's rights of free speech were violated; holds 1st Amendment requires legislators be given widest latitude to express views on policy issues; opinion leans heavily on Ga's stand that cts would have power to reinstate Bond if he were denied seat because he is Negro, holding that if it can intervene to bar racial bias, it can also act to protect 1st Amendment rights

HIGH COURT VOIDS GEORGIA REFUSAL OF SEAT TO BOND; Unanimously Holds House Violated the Free Speech Rights of Critic of War A PRECEDENT DISCERNED Action Called First Upset of a Legislature's Findings on Member's Qualifications Supreme Court Voids Refusal Of Georgia House Seat to Bond

plan for UN expansion would include bldg platforms over parts of F D Roosevelt Dr; illus

Civic Group Urges Expansion of U.N. To Tract on South; U.N. MAY EXPAND TO TRACT ON SOUTH

Campaign to sharpen mil preparedness among people of territories of Kazakhstan, Tadzhikistan and Kirghizia that border on China launched; 'mil-patriotic schools' set up in Tadzhijstan to train youngsters

SOVIET SHARPENS GUARD NEAR CHINA; Training 'Military-Patriotic' Units in Central Asia SOVIET SHARPENS GUARD NEAR CHINA

Natl Hwy Safety Agency says states that do not comply with Fed safety requirements by end of '68 could lose 10% of their Fed hwy aid

U.S. PRODS STATES ON DRIVER SAFETY; Will Include Periodic Tests Among Requirements for Federal Highway Aid U.S. PRODS STATES ON DRIVER SAFETY

Reuther says UAW will assert independence on some basic issues of AFL-CIO policy; silent on possible withdrawal from AFL-CIO; says he has fundamental differences with AFL-CIO pres Meany; recent rift on foreign policy noted; labor sources doubt full split

U.A.W. TO ASSERT INDEPENDENT LINE; Reuther Says It Differs With A.F.L.-C.I.O. on Policy Reuther Says Auto Workers Will Assert Their Independence From A.F.L.-C.I.0. on Some Issues

slowdown averted after Kearing pledges to replace broken equipment, buy 200 new collection trucks and study truck maintenance operation; DeLury scores Fraiman probe tactics

SANITATION TALKS AVERT SLOWDOWN; Kearing and Union Leader Resolve Threat in Dispute Over Payoff Charges SANITATION TALKS AVERT SLOWDOWN

Lindsay holds Fed Govt must act if cities are to emerge from crisis, ss, NYC; says major defect in US system is that Fed Govt 'gets the money' and cities 'get the problems'; urges reorgn of system to correct lack of funds going to urban areas

Lindsay Says City Is Nearing Its Limit In Imposing Taxes; MAYOR SEES CITY NEAR A TAX LIMIT

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Proposal for mall connecting Lincoln Center and Central Pk threatens W 63d St, NYC, bldg, where $1.5-million renovation is under way; Mayor Lindsay reptdly pledges to consult orgn before taking action; illus

Lincoln Center Mall to Central Park Is Proposed; Lincoln Center Mall to Central Park Is Proposed

RHODESIA REJECTS TERMS FOR ENDING OF REBELLION; BRITAIN ASKS U.N. TO ACT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (AP) --The Defense Department identified today 26 men killed in the Vietnam war.  

Casualties Identified

US planes down 1 MIG-17 in clashes during raid on fuel dump; 58 barges damaged; US destroyer damaged in battle with N Vietnamese shore btry off Dong hoi; US planes strike targets within 20 mi of Chinese border

MIG Downed in North as Foe Challenges Attacking U.S. Planes

Targets Near China Hit

US Army scout dog and its handler illus on mission

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY Adopted series of resolu  tions on four disarmament items; adopted two resolutions recommended by legal committee.  

Proceedings in the U.N.

Pres Johnson to present Medal of Hon to Sgt O'Malley for valor in Aug 18 '65 battle near Chu Lai; O'Malley recalled to active duty for ceremony; his family will attend

JOHNSON TO HONOR A QUEENS MARINE; Sergeant, Hero in Vietnam to Get Medal of Honor

Frankfort Bus Line Fails

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The family of Sgt. Robert E. O'Malley left their home here yesterday to attend the Texas ceremony for the combat veteran.  

Family to Attend

USSR reptdly relayed a N Vietnam '64 peace proposal to US through Thant; Ho Chi Minh, in accepting Thant bid to hold private talks in Burma with US reprs, then declared independence from China; US rejected feeler; said it concluded N Vietnam 'had no interest in talking peace'; published repts said Stevenson and Thant arranged US-N Vietnamese meeting on amb level at Rangoon in '65, which US again rejected

Soviet Said to Have Transmitted '64 Peace Bid; Sources at U.N. Say Moscow Was Intermediary for Hanoi Feeler Rejected by U.S.

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December 6, 1966

Headlines from December 6, 1966

VIETNAM FOE HINTS A SHIFT IN TACTICS; Leadership Puts Emphasis on Small-Scale Actions-- MIG Downed in North SHIFT BY ENEMY IN VIETNAM SEEN

Portugal Is Warned On Macao Clashes; CLASHES IN MACAO BRING A WARNING

WILSON IS BITTER; Says Whites' Demand for Power Blocks a Settlement WILSON IS BITTER IN HOUSE REPORT Says Insistence of White Regime on Retaining Its Power Bars Settlement

Eisenhower Faces An Operation Soon; EISENHOWER TOLD TO HAVE SURGERY

SMITH BARS PLAN; He Tells Rhodesians Accord Foundered on Interim Rule SMITH BARS PLAN; CROWD HAILS HIM

Billboard 200

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

The Supremes A' Go-Go

The Mamas & The Papas

What Now My Love

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 6, 1966