Sen subcom releases rept noting that until Oct '66 losses of fighter-bomber aircraft in Vietnam exceeded production and that until Feb '67 production only slightly exceeded or equaled losses

SENATORS CHARGE REINS ON AIR WAR INCREASE LOSSES; Stennis Group's Report Calls on Administration to Ease Curb on Targets in North ESCALATION SUPPORTED Cost of Bombing Is Termed Heavy for Limited Gain  Pentagon Gives Rebuttal SENATORS DECRY REINS ON AIR WAR

An Air Officer Sues To Block War Duty; Officer at Air Academy Sues To Avoid a War Assignment

SAIGON, South Vietnam, March 27 The Armed Forces Congress approved the new South Vietnamese Constitution today and ordered that it be put into effect Saturday.

SAIGON GENERALS APPROVE CHARTER; Constitution Goes in Effect Saturday With No Change  Election Dates Set Saigon's Generals Approve New Constitution

Govs of NY, NJ and Penna announce plans for new interstate control agency to be called Mid-Atlantic States Air Pollution Control Comm; NY, NJ, Penna, Fed Govt and probably Conn and Del would join in 1st regional attack on problem in US; Comr Kandle comments; Gardner lauds Rockefeller and Hughes role

INTERSTATE GROUP BEING ORGANIZED TO SEEK CLEAN AIR; U.S., Pennsylvania to Join New York and New Jersey in Enforcing Standards INTERSTATE GROUP TO SEEK CLEAN AIR

A U. S. Millionaire Missing in Malaysia; U.S. MILLIONAIRE LOST IN MALAYSIA

Brit Govt concedes massive pollution cannot be prevented; estimates 1/2 of 118,000-ton cargo has spilled out; Foley comments; Sec Jenkins says detergent treatment could not itself do job; efforts to find other remedy noted; Jenkins forms protective coms for communities; scientists warn detergents and oil could have devastating effect on marine life; danger to oyster farm at Helford River and to sea birds from oil and detergents discussed; ship splitting illus; map

Oil Slick Sweeps Shores of Britain; Big Tanker Splits; Oil Slick From Tanker on Reef Is Sweeping Britain's Shores

H Konigsberg, reputed loan shark and Mafia enforcer now facing jail on recent extortion conviction, reptdly informed FBI of site; cooperation seen as bid for lighter sentence; Celso, convicted with Konigsberg on robbery charge for which Konigsberg is still serving time, was released from jail last wk; US Atty Satz says probe is pressuring Mafia leaders

Konigsberg Tipped F.B.I. to Grave Site; KONIGSBERG GAVE CLUES ON GRAVES

targets within 5 mi of Haiphong and in other areas hit; map

U.S. PLANES STRIKE CLOSE TO HAIPHONG; Hit Missile Site Five Miles From North's Main Port U.S. Navy Planes Strike 5 Miles From Haiphong

Lindsay adm proposes new design far 4-lane Lower Manhattan Expressway that would cross boro by tunnel, depressed hwy and surface rd to link Manhattan Bridge to Holland Tunnel and W Side Hwy; complementary plans call for developing 6-lane blvd to link Williamsburg Bridge to Holland Tunnel and W Side Hwy; plan envisions saving as much as 85% of housing and 60% of business locations; will be analyzed by Madigan-Hyland co; detailed; Greenwich Village group opposed; map

New Plans Prepared for Downtown Expressway; New Plans Drawn for Expressway

Lindsay outlines anticrime program, meeting with members of new Criminal Justice Coordinating Council; urges them to evaluate rept of Pres Johnson's Crime Comm and submit recommendations by Apr 21; council chmn Botein hails council and recent efforts to improve law enforcement, news conf; illus

Mayor Outlines Program For His Attack on Crime; Mayor Begins Attack on Crime By Outlining Plan to Leaders

Rockefeller says he does not regard imposition of new city taxes violation of non-new-tax pledge

ALBANY IS DIVIDED OVER CITY'S NEEDS; But Leaders Express Hope of Agreement This Week ALBANY IS DIVIDED OVER CITY'S NEEDS

Kennedy will not enter any primary and will act to keep name off ballots in NH, Oregon, Neb; seen also repudiating any write-in drive

KENNEDY TO SHUN ALL '68 PRIMARIES; Would Oppose Any Effort to List Him on Ballots as a Presidential Candidate KENNEDY TO SHUN ALL '68 PRIMARIES

Baltimore and Ohio RR Co et al v US et al; Del and Hudson RR Corp v US et al; City of Scranton v US; Sharp v US et al; Chicago & Eastern Ill RR Co v US et al: Ct, 5-4, holds ICC, in Apr '66 ruling, erred in approving merger of PRR and NY Central RR before arranging to protect 3 smaller rrs; remands case to ICC pending comm's rulings in 2 appeals concerning future of smaller lines

PENNSY'S MERGER DELAYED BY COURT; High Tribunal Returns Plan to Join Central to I.C.C.  Small Lines at Issue Supreme Court Ruling Delays Merger of Pennsy and Central Railroads TRIBUNAL SENDS CASE TO THE I.C.C. Commission Must Decide on the Impact on Three Small Lines Involved

Dem sources see Amb Goldberg accepting reapptmt to Ct if asked by Pres Johnson to fill Clark's post

HIGH DEMOCRATS EXPECT GOLDBERG TO OPPOSE JAVITS; U.N. Delegate Is Believed Prepared to Quit to Seek Senate Seat in 1968 GENUINE INTEREST SEEN Kennedy Not Yet Consulted, but Backers Are Confident He Won't Oppose Race Goldberg Expected to Quit Post In U.N. to Run for Seat in Senate

Indian Foreign Minister; Mahomedali Currim Chagla

Min Chagla says India is in unique position of having capability of exploding bomb and remaining under self-imposed ban against doing so

NEW DELHI WARY ON NUCLEAR PACT; Chagla Says It Will Not Sign Till Security is Assured

$1.5-million blaze destroys 300 houses, Bangkok

300 Houses Burn in Bangkok

Govt repts output for yr ending Mar at least 12-million tons below needs; warns serious situation may develop because of uncertainty of further imports and state adms failure to get adequate stocks from farmers; repts no positive response from nations asked to match planned US aid; urges states spur procurement

INDIANS WARNED ON FOOD SCARCITY; Regime Says Uncertainties May Have 'Serious' Effect

Barrientos declares emergency in SE because of guerrillas; sets napalm attacks to crush movement; charges invasion by foreign agitators; 39 jailed; including ex-Mins Serrate and Arce

Bolivia Uses Napalm in Fight On Guerrillas in Southeast

HUMPHREY URGES NUCLEAR ACCORD; In Geneva, He Stresses U.S. Concern on Treaty Talks

capt freed after USSR pays fine; Alaska Gov Hickel and Sens Gruening and Bartlett say penalty should have been more severe; Hickel comments

Trawler Skipper Is Freed After Soviet Pays Fine

Lee scores life in N Korea, news conf; N Korea charges kidnapping

A Defector Terms Life In North Korea 'Hellish'

Slayer's Life Sentence Is Reduced in Vietnam

Haifa radio replies to calls from damaged Lebanese freighter off Israeli coast, and from Beirut radio, reptdly 1st such Arab-Israeli exchs

Israeli and Arab Radio Speak With Each Other

record 316,000 Moslems have visited Mecca, '67

March 28, 1967

Headlines from March 28, 1967

SENATORS CHARGE REINS ON AIR WAR INCREASE LOSSES; Stennis Group's Report Calls on Administration to Ease Curb on Targets in North ESCALATION SUPPORTED Cost of Bombing Is Termed Heavy for Limited Gain Pentagon Gives Rebuttal SENATORS DECRY REINS ON AIR WAR

An Air Officer Sues To Block War Duty; Officer at Air Academy Sues To Avoid a War Assignment

SAIGON GENERALS APPROVE CHARTER; Constitution Goes in Effect Saturday With No Change Election Dates Set Saigon's Generals Approve New Constitution

INTERSTATE GROUP BEING ORGANIZED TO SEEK CLEAN AIR; U.S., Pennsylvania to Join New York and New Jersey in Enforcing Standards INTERSTATE GROUP TO SEEK CLEAN AIR

A U. S. Millionaire Missing in Malaysia; U.S. MILLIONAIRE LOST IN MALAYSIA

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Doctor Zhivago

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Historical Context for March 28, 1967