Pres Johnson says nation 'can, must and will continue' to afford both Vietnam war and fight for better life in US, press conf at his Tex ranch; says this will be theme of his proposals to Cong; says 'highly speculative' estimate of fiscal '68 budget is that it will total $135-140-billion with higher deficit than the $1.8-billion estimated in Jan '66 for fiscal '67

JOHNSON PLEDGES DOMESTIC GAINS; Says Nation Can and Must Afford Vietnam War and Better Life at Home JOHNSON PLEDGES DOMESTIC GAINS

Aircraft indus and gen econ seen benefiting from Boeing Co's winning airframe design competition for supersonic liner

Plane Contract May Boom Economy of Long Island; Plane May Spur Long Island Economy

Pres-elect Costa e Silva arrives, Rome, from Brussels

Thant Asks Bombing Halt As Peace Initiative by U.S.; THANT URGES U.S. TO HALT BOMBING

MAYOR ASKS STATE FOR $300-MILLION IN ADDITIONAL AID; In 'Christmas List' He Cites 5 Major Areas for Help in Balancing Budget Lindsay Requests $300-Million Additional Aid From the State

NYS Appellate Div reverses Sup Ct, refuses to rule unconst '65 state law under which texts are lent to private and parochial school pupils, suit by E Greenbush School Bd and ACLU; 3 justices hold bd had no right to bring suit; appeal planned

State Textbook Aid Held Constitutional; STATE IS BACKED ON TEXTBOOK AID

Christian Herter Is Dead at 71; Secretary of State, 1959-1961; Ex-Massachusetts Governor, Dalles's Successor, Devoted Life to Public Service Christian Herter, Former Secretary of State, Dies

SIC, after 1 1/2-yr study of NYS jails, urges end to continual arrests of chronic alcoholics; urges civil commitment with med and rehabilitative services

State Control Urged For 62 County Jails; Rehabilitation Assailed in County Jails; State Custody Is Urged

8 paintings valued at over $5-million, including 3 Rembrandts and 3 Rubenses, stolen from Dulwich Coll Art Gallery, London, largest art theft of modern times; paintings reptd uninsured; Royal Arts Acad sec H Brooke calls theft 'major disaster'; anon phone caller asks $280,000 for paintings, threatens to burn them; thieves broke through unused side door, which is believed not connected to burglar-alarm system

$5-Million in London Art Stolen; Works of Rembrandt and Rubens Taken in Record Theft Paintings Valued at $5-Million Stolen From a Gallery in London

NY Times asst managing ed H E Salisbury continues reptg on N Vietnam from Hanoi and later from Hong Kong

PRESIDENT MAKES NEW BID TO HANOI ON TRUCE OR TALKS; Would Be Glad to Do 'More Than Our Part' to Meet It --Eagerly Awaits Reply ONE-SIDED MOVE BARRED Johnson, Backing Bombing, Regrets Toll of Civilians --G.I.'s Wary on Truce President Makes a New Offer To Hanoi on a Truce or Talks

Loses competition with Boeing to mfr US supersonic airliner airframe

BOEING PICKED TO DESIGN U.S. SUPERSONIC AIRLINER; G.E. ENGINE PLAN SELECTED; LOCKHEED LOSES A Decision to Begin Building Test Plane Is Expected Soon BOEING IS PICKED TO DESIGN PLANE

Natl Audubon Soc exec vp Callison opposes Gt Swamp as site, lr

ROCKEFELLER SEEKS SPEED ON JETPORT; Asks Site Recommendation by Aide Soon Interest in Suffolk Indicated ROCKEFELLER SEEKS SPEED ON JETPORT

Vietnam: H E Salisbury continues series on N Vietnam, written from Hanoi

ATTACKS ON NORTH DISRUPT ECONOMY; But Hanoi Feels It Is Able to Continue the War NORTH'S ECONOMY BADLY DISRUPTED

H E Salisbury assesses effects of war on agr

DE GAULLE URGES U.S. TO QUIT WAR; Asks Ending of 'Detestable' Intervention Russians Scorn British Peace Bid DE GAULLE URGES U.S. TO END WAR

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Dec. 31 Following are the texts of a letter yesterday by Secretary General Thant to Arthur J. Goldberg, the chief United States delegate, and of Mr. Goldberg's reply today:

Thant Proposal and Goldberg Reply

B Russell 'war crimes tribunal' team, headed by L Matarasso, in Hanoi, to appraise US 'war crimes'

Team for Russell's 'Trial' Of Johnson Reaches Hanoi

repts he took picture of Hanoi bomb damage transmitted Dec 29 wrongly identified by AP as photo from Vietnamese news agency

A SALISBURY PHOTO WRONGLY IDENTIFIED

Comments on NY Times correspondent H E Salisbury figures on civilian casualties in US bombing of Namdinh, N Vietnam; notes N Vietnam Govt is source of Salisbury data

Hanoi Dispatches to Times Criticized

Hanoi charges US raids many residential areas and indus installations

Hanoi Charges Raids On Residential Areas

US Army repts 65 mil incidents during New Yr's cease-fire; map

G.I.'s Relaxed but Wary Amid Truce 'Incidents'

USSR press agency Tass charges Johnson, at news conf, defended bombing of densely populated areas

Soviet Scores His Stand

Cardinal Spellman, on annual visit to US forces overseas, in Okinawa

Spellman, in Okinawa, Will Visit Wounded G.I.'s

Editorial on significance of New Yr's Day

Tokyo Newspaper Bids U.S. 'Gamble' On Bombing Halt

S Bullitt, head of 3 W Coast TV stations, broadcasts ed criticizing Pres Johnson policy, urging immediate halt to bombing in N Vietnam; says ed, which he claims is new for TV indus, was prompted by network failure to give responsible coverage to critics of US policy; Natl Broadcasters Assn pres Wasilewski comments

TV Editorial Surprises Medium By Criticizing Policy in Vietnam

White House Silent on Talk

Capt H B Levy facing ct-martial for refusing to teach his specialty, dermatology, to Special Forces aidmen and for opposing Vietnam war, int

Captain Who Opposes War and Detests the Army Encounters Growing Hostility in South Carolina

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January 1, 1967

Headlines from January 1, 1967

JOHNSON PLEDGES DOMESTIC GAINS; Says Nation Can and Must Afford Vietnam War and Better Life at Home JOHNSON PLEDGES DOMESTIC GAINS

Plane Contract May Boom Economy of Long Island; Plane May Spur Long Island Economy

Thant Asks Bombing Halt As Peace Initiative by U.S.; THANT URGES U.S. TO HALT BOMBING

MAYOR ASKS STATE FOR $300-MILLION IN ADDITIONAL AID; In 'Christmas List' He Cites 5 Major Areas for Help in Balancing Budget Lindsay Requests $300-Million Additional Aid From the State

State Textbook Aid Held Constitutional; STATE IS BACKED ON TEXTBOOK AID

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The Monkees

SRO

Doctor Zhivago

Parsley; Sage; Rosemary And Thyme

The Sound Of Music

Notable Births

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