HANOI DENIES AIM IS TO ANNEX SOUTH; Program of North Is Found to Differ From Vietcong's Policy Differences Found Between Hanoi and the Vietcong REDS' SUPREMACY SEEN AS KEY ISSUE Rebels in South Say Aim Is 'Democracy'--They Deny Being Puppets

NFL champ Green Bay defeats AFL champ Kan City, 35-10, in Super Bowl game

GREEN BAY WINS FOOTBALL TITLE; National League Champions Beat Kansas City, 35-10, in Super Bowl Game Packers Rout Chiefs With 21-Point 2d Half and Win Super Bowl Game, 35-10 STARK COMPLETES 16 OF 23 PASSES 2 Go to McGee for Scores  Chiefs Pass Midfield Only Once in 2d Half

Thant, acting on Bull rept of arms build-up in demilitarized zones, sends urgent messages to Israel and Syria urging restraint and unconditional emergency meeting of Israeli-Syrian Mixed Armistice Comm on dispute over farming in zones; proposes reinforcing UN observers; says he took 'unusual step' of informing Security Council members individually of appeal; holds large-scale clash imminent, message to Council

THANT ASKS ISRAEL AND SYRIA TO ACT TO PREVENT CLASH; Cites Military Build-up at Border and Voices Fear of an Imminent Outbreak TRUCE SESSION SOUGHT Israelis Say Syrians Fired on a Gunboat Escorting Galilee Sea Fishermen Thant Urges Israel and Syria to Act to Bar Clash

Pres Johnson expected to ask $2.5-billion for econ aid and $700-million for mil aid, fiscal '68; stiff Cong opposition seen

PRESIDENT TO ASK $3.2-BILLION IN AID; FACES HARD TEST; Difficulties Expected in Both Houses, Although Figure Is Below '66 Request OTHER CUTBACKS SEEN Congress Leaders Assert Great Society Programs Are Also in Trouble President to Ask $3.2-Billion in Aid; Foes Strong

USMC sources say Vietcong killed 41 prisoners at Mekong Delta prison camp after site was discovered by S Vietnamese troops; US helicopter downed, 8 Amers killed

41 Held by Vietcong Reported Murdered; 41 HELD BY ENEMY REPORTED KILLED

Peking reception held for visiting delegation; Premier Chou En-lai s

Maoists See Turning Point In Ending Shanghai Revolt; Mao's Supporters Say the Suppression of a 'Counterattack' in Shanghai Marks a Turning Point

C S Eaton Jr says Tower Internatl will cooperate with unidentified US aluminum co in bldg $50-million plant

Eaton Joins Rockefellers To Spur Trade With Reds; Cleveland and New York Financiers to Set Up an East-West Exchange Eaton Joins With Rockefellers To Press for East-West Trade

R Dabernat, French ed, repts that Communist China informed US last spring that it would stay out of war if US agreed not to invade China or N Vietnam or bomb Red River dikes and that US agreed, int in US News & World Rept; says France transmitted Chinese message to US, that Johnson and other top officials gave 'necessary signals' to Peking, in pub ss, to show they agreed; says Johnson informed China, after Oct '66 Manila conf, that he wanted to stabilize area

CHINA SAID TO SET 3 WAR CONDITIONS; French Editor Says Peking Will Stay Out of Vietnam If U.S. Observes Terms CHINA SAID TO SET 3 WAR CONDITIONS

Article on Boumediene Govt efforts to restore stability; ultimate power still rests with 24-man Revolutionary Council formed after mil coup that ousted Pres Ben Bella although Cabinet includes civilian mins only; question of future army role in Govt discussed; serious econ problems continue as industries built by French operate at fraction of capacity; unemployment put at 3 million

Algeria Under Boumediene Struggles for Stability; Algeria Under Boumediene Is Seeking Stability BEN BELLA LEGACY ADDS TO PROBLEM Earlier Leader Is Accused of 'Harebrained' Schemes  Technicians Called In

Welfare workers in Soc Service Employes Union set strike; continue talks; Mage not optimistic; union suspects electronic bug in its causus room

Welfare Strike Set, But Talks Continue; WELFARE STRIKE IS SET FOR TODAY

Comr Terenzio says he probes research project involving tranquilizers at Kings County Psychiatric Hosp because only oral consent of patients was obtained instead of standard written consent

City Hospital Chief Admits Unapproved Experiments; TERENZIO ADMITS TEST VIOLATIONS

Commerce Dept preliminary rept puts '66 GNP at $739.5-billion annual rate; $58.3-billion over '65, or 5.4% after allowing for higher prices; was 8.5% before; 4th qr rate at $759.1-billion, up $13.8-billion; most striking feature of '66 was $10-billion rise in defense purchases; 4th qr inventories rose at $14.4-billion annual rate, highest for any qr since '51; 3d qr GNP revised upward from $744.6-billion to $745.3-billion

U.S. OUTPUT IN '66 UP 5.4 PER CENT TO $739.5-BILLION; Nation's Total Product Tops Average Growth Rate  Military Items Mount NATION'S OUTPUT UP 5.4% FOR 1966

News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day 

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Amb Lodge in Rome on way to Saigon; confs with Min Fanfani, reptdly on peace outlook

Lodge Discusses Vietnam With Fanfani for an Hour

says influx may have been spurred by Mao enemies but that workers are more likely pro-Maoists seeking to take spotlight from Guards

Pravda on Nanking Incident

Hong Kong analysts believe Mao and Lin must widen purge to win; see small Mao-Lin group of leaders pitted against larger group of old comrades; see eventual Mao-Lin failure because of impractical and destructive policies and goals; other speculation

The Outlook for Mao; Most China Watchers in Hong Kong Believe He Must Widen Purge to Win

RC priests deny Hindu charge that they use Amer wheat distributed through Cath Relief Services to buy votes in election on status of Goa

RELIGIONS SPLIT IN GOA'S ELECTION; Catholics and Hindus Trade Charges Voting Today

Territories of Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla and St Lucia to become self-governing states in assn with GB; Brit control to be ltd to defense and foreign affairs; map

Self Government Due in 7 Islands

USMC kills G: Vietcong in raid on Benlanh after defector's Up; details; map

Marines Kill 61 Vietcong After a Defector's Tip; Helicopter Raid Is Made on Meeting in Hamlet 3 Platoons Suffer Moderate Casualties in Attacking

Joint Cs/S reptdly attack Adm's ceiling on size of US forces in Vietnam as too low; Defense Dept, in '66, told mil leaders to plan on maximum of 470,000-480,000 by mid-'68, has made no official rept on ceiling; decision to halt open-end commitment of troops discussed; Defense Dept analysts see new ceiling reflected in mil tactics

SERVICES ASSAIL U.S. BUILD-UP CURB; Feel Leveling-Off Figure for Vietnam Is Set Too Low

Sen R B Long urges US 'bear down' much harder to win, TV int; Sens Percy, Baker and Hansen warn against a bombing halt without reciprocal concessions from enemy, Sens Brocks and Hatfield urge re-evaluation of policy, TV forum; Sen Dirksen queries if Adm is properly prepared for peace, TV int

462 on Yale Faculty Urge Halt in Bombing of North Vietnam

Min Fernandez sees trade with USSR reaching $800-million, '67, nearly 1/2 of Cuba's total trade

Cuban Trade Aide in Moscow

Nigeria Honors Slain Ironsi

Gun Accident Kills Student

Robert Jemison Van de Graaff was an American physicist, noted for his design and construction of high-voltage Van de Graaff generators. He spent most of his career in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

January 16, 1967

Headlines from January 16, 1967

HANOI DENIES AIM IS TO ANNEX SOUTH; Program of North Is Found to Differ From Vietcong's Policy Differences Found Between Hanoi and the Vietcong REDS' SUPREMACY SEEN AS KEY ISSUE Rebels in South Say Aim Is 'Democracy'--They Deny Being Puppets

GREEN BAY WINS FOOTBALL TITLE; National League Champions Beat Kansas City, 35-10, in Super Bowl Game Packers Rout Chiefs With 21-Point 2d Half and Win Super Bowl Game, 35-10 STARK COMPLETES 16 OF 23 PASSES 2 Go to McGee for Scores Chiefs Pass Midfield Only Once in 2d Half

THANT ASKS ISRAEL AND SYRIA TO ACT TO PREVENT CLASH; Cites Military Build-up at Border and Voices Fear of an Imminent Outbreak TRUCE SESSION SOUGHT Israelis Say Syrians Fired on a Gunboat Escorting Galilee Sea Fishermen Thant Urges Israel and Syria to Act to Bar Clash

PRESIDENT TO ASK $3.2-BILLION IN AID; FACES HARD TEST; Difficulties Expected in Both Houses, Although Figure Is Below '66 Request OTHER CUTBACKS SEEN Congress Leaders Assert Great Society Programs Are Also in Trouble President to Ask $3.2-Billion in Aid; Foes Strong

41 Held by Vietcong Reported Murdered; 41 HELD BY ENEMY REPORTED KILLED

Billboard 200

The Monkees

SRO

Doctor Zhivago

The Sound Of Music

Je M'appelle Barbra

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 16, 1967