Travia repts Rockefeller and Legis leaders have not agreed on allotting lottery proceeds to upstate areas

TRANSIT PROGRAM SENT TO GOVERNOR; L.I. BRIDGES VOTED; Assembly Completes Action on $2.5-Billion in Bonds and Unification Plan CROSSING STIRS DEBATE Two Jetports Authorized-- School Bill Awaits Test in Press to Adjourn

Johnson signs instruments of ratification

JOHNSON RATIFIES CONSULAR TREATY; Signs Instruments Without Ceremony--Similar Soviet Action Expected Soon

Bavarian ct rules housewife's labor is worth $3,540 a yr, more than avg male salary of $2,866

Work of Hausfrau Valued Over Herr's; HAUSFRAU'S WORK PUT ABOVE HERR'S

Big 3 cos and Amer Motors sue, Fed ct, to void 'interior impact' standard; Ford says it would have to stop making cars Dec 31 unless rule is changed; Haddon issues final set of 20 standards; says interior impact rule will probably stand; says pub hearing on rule will be held with hearing comr given final authority; Nader scores decision to hold hearing; Amer Motors suit calls for changes in 2 other standards

AUTO MAKERS SUE ON SAFETY RULES; Seek to Void Design Curbs --Ford Says Compliance Would Force Shutdown

MAOISTS STEP UP ATTACKS ON FOES; SHOWDOWN SEEN; Liu, Chief of State, Assailed Openly in Official Party Journal for First Time BOOK CALLED 'EYEWASH' Charges Are Reprinted in All of Peking's Papers and Broadcast in Streets

NY County Dist Atty Hogan probes alleged price-rigging among local milk cos that has reptdly cost consumers, NYC and NYS agencies millions of dollars a yr for last 3-4 yrs; confirms officers of 15 cos have refused to waive immunity before grand jury; list; refusal automatically bars them from doing business with city or state for 5 yrs; other 5 local cos not yet subpoenaed; 5 indus officials sue, Fed ct, to bar loss of govt business; Asst Dist Atty Phillips runs probe, which has been going on for over yr and is expected to last another yr; some retailers reptdly cooperating; possible payoffs to truckers union officials reptdly being probed

15 MILK CONCERNS CALLED BY HOGAN IN PRICE-RIGGING; Dairies Lose City's Trade-- Overcharges Are Put at Millions of Dollars

New Const promulgated, ceremony, Saigon; signed by Nguyen Van Thieu; he urges discipline and restraint to maintain stability; junta frees 128 prisoners, shortens sentences for 106 others; grants clemency to 217 'mil detainees,'

Saigon Promulgates A New Constitution; Saigon Constitution Promulgated at Ceremony

Talks on substitute law snagged; Assembly passes exemptions for NYC Welfare and Housing Auth employes; Corbett's lobbying against compromise noted; AFL-CIO pres Meany sends wire to Rockefeller and Legis leaders opposing it

COMPROMISE FAILS ON NO-STRIKE LAW; Travia Gloomy on Passage of New Condon-Wadlin-- Albany Leaders Meet

Powell, A C: HR asks Fed ct to dismiss Powell' s suit to regain seat, Bromley brief; holds ct lacks power to interfere in actions of coordinate branch of Govt; holds that for ct to proceed would involve it in pol questions which, under Const, are reserved for determination by Legis branch; details of brief

House Says Court Lacks Right to Rule In Powell Exclusion; COURT IS OPPOSED ON POWELL ROLE

3 detectives probing stolen-car ring shot in gun battle with suspect, Bklyn; illus

3 Detectives Shot in Brooklyn Gun Battle With Suspected Auto Thief; 3 Detectives Shot in Brooklyn In Fight With Car-Ring Suspect

Lindsay vetoes some capital budget cuts made by Estimate Bd and City Council, restoring funds to build and renovate dist health centers and to build new ambulatory care centers

Capital Budget Cuts Vetoed by Lindsay; Capital Budget Cuts by Council And Board Vetoed by Lindsay

Govt to buy 40 more US-mfrd F-111s on which it took options in '66 after ordering 10; price of total order put at $785-million; controversy over orders discussed; craft illus

British Buy More F-111's In Bid to Keep World Role; BRITISH INCREASE ORDER FOR F-111'S

G C Wallace holds key '68 Pres campaign issues will be local govt vs Fed control

Wallace Considers Entering Primary In New Hampshire; WALLACE WEIGHS A PRIMARY TEST

CASTEAU, Belgium, March 31--The Atlantic alliance formally opened its supreme military headquarters in Belgium today with one minor mishap--the pulley came off the NATO flagpole at a crucial point in the flag-raising ceremonies.

NATO Command Opens Its New Home in Belgium; NATO Command Opens New Home in Belgium

Blast in Tokyo Injures 14

PALMA, Majorca, March 31 --The prospect of a mediation effort in Vietnam by the InterParliamentary Union was raised today at its conference here.

World Group Weighs Mediation

diplomats find reply more conciliatory than indicated in Saigon repts

Saigon Backs Thant Plan in Principle

Vatican spokesman repts Pope and Cath orgns in several countries have provided nearly $3-million in aid to S Vietnam in past 2 yrs; breakdown on types of aid

VATICAN LISTS HELP GIVEN FOR VIETNAM

J A Farley sees US victory before '68, int; thinks Johnson has decided to escalate and end it as soon as possible

Farley Predicts Victory In Vietnam Before '68

Text of Saigon Note to U.N.

WASHINGTON, March 31-- Senator Joseph S. Clark called tonight for the United States to put into effect the proposal by U Thant, the United Nations Secretary General, for a "standstill truce" in Vietnam by halting all offensive action, including the bombing of North Vietnam, on April 15.

SENATOR SUPPORTS THANT TRUCE PLAN; Clark Bids U.S. Put Proposal into Effect Unilaterally

The Proceedings In the U.N.

4 Vietcong bns repulsed by US forces, 65 mi N of Saigon

Big U.S. Force Repulses Foe's Attack

Airborne Brigade Soldiers, Firing Weapons, Advance on the Enemy

The G.I., 2 Wars Later: A Combat Professional; Staff Officers and Riflemen Found Better Educated and More Adaptable

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April 1, 1967

Headlines from April 1, 1967

TRANSIT PROGRAM SENT TO GOVERNOR; L.I. BRIDGES VOTED; Assembly Completes Action on $2.5-Billion in Bonds and Unification Plan CROSSING STIRS DEBATE Two Jetports Authorized-- School Bill Awaits Test in Press to Adjourn

JOHNSON RATIFIES CONSULAR TREATY; Signs Instruments Without Ceremony--Similar Soviet Action Expected Soon

Work of Hausfrau Valued Over Herr's; HAUSFRAU'S WORK PUT ABOVE HERR'S

AUTO MAKERS SUE ON SAFETY RULES; Seek to Void Design Curbs --Ford Says Compliance Would Force Shutdown

MAOISTS STEP UP ATTACKS ON FOES; SHOWDOWN SEEN; Liu, Chief of State, Assailed Openly in Official Party Journal for First Time BOOK CALLED 'EYEWASH' Charges Are Reprinted in All of Peking's Papers and Broadcast in Streets

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