Sen R F Kennedy warns unemployment among Negroes and other minorities because of job bias will bring summer riots in cities, Sen (Ribicoff) subcom

Kennedy Declares Building Unions Fail To Admit Negroes; Kennedy Says Building Unions Fail on Negro Policy

Irish Govt to merge coll, Brit-created and Prot, with Univ Coll, mainly RC inst, into Univ of Dublin; reprs for both insts hail plan

2 Schools to Form University of Dublin; Dublin Colleges to Form University

Premier Pompidou pledges to continue de Gaulle policy of independence, s, Assembly

U.S. STILL FRIEND, POMPIDOU ASSERTS; Tells Deputies NATO Break Did Not Isolate France

Min Hasluck (Australia) criticizes France, Min Thanat Khoman (Thailand) criticizes France and Pakistan for inactive role in Far East, ss, SEATO conf

FRANCE ASSAILED ON VIETNAM ISSUE AT SEATO PARLEY; Britain and Pakistan Also Criticized at Washington Ministerial Conference DIFFERENCES ARE AIRED Australian and Thai Deplore Some Members' Failure to Play Active Asian Role

Asst Dist Atty Danziger seeks to subpoena Meat Cutters Local 174 books and records for NY County grand jury probe of possible conspiracy to bribe union and pub officials, adulterate food and commit extortion; wins right to see books in installments; charges atty J Belson representation of union and subpoenaed union pres Muller is conflict of interests; move delays Muller appearance before jury; Asst Dist Attys Scoppetta and Scotti, who were active in Merkel case, reptdly are presenting evidence to jury; Comr Weisberg surprised by probe

Grand Jury Here Studying Possibility of Meat Fraud; Hogan's Office Subpoenas Union Data to Learn Whether Plot Exists to Bribe Officials and Adulterate Food

Hogan reptdly gets 'solid information' against some cos accused of rigging bids, fixing prices, other offenses through use of electronic eavesdropping; weighs changing tactics to grant some co officials immunity, giving them choice of cooperating with grand jury or facing contempt charges; Corash scores 'bugging'; warns NYC faces higher prices as competitive bidding narrows; US Appeals Ct appts 3-judge panel to hear 5 indus officials' const challenge of waiver requirement; 2 Eastern Farm Products officials set to appear before grand jury seek adjournment; some union employes reptdly testify; jury's term extended to June 28

BUGGING REPORTED TO YIELD EVIDENCE FOR MILK INQUIRY; Hogan Said to Change His Approach as a Result of Information Gained MAY OFFER IMMUNITY Concerns Would Then Have Choice: Talk to Jury or Face Contempt Charge

Brezhnev Appeals Anew for Red Unity At Berlin Congress; BREZHNEV URGES RED UNITY ANEW

Govt, after mos of hesitation, announces new amnesty program, Natl Reconciliation, for top Vietcong leaders; pledges full liberty to all defectors;Nguyen Cao Ky, in formal proclamation, omits pledge of personal liberty and other details from text; program accepted by him and other Govt leaders reptdly after intense pressure from US

SAIGON WIDENING AMNESTY EFFORT; Ky Regime Finally Accepts Plan Long Urged by U.S. to Attract Vietcong Chiefs

City borrows $105-million at 3.975%, which, in relation to bond mkt index, is better than last sale on Jan 19; Procaccino sees rate reflecting city's financial improvement

CITY CREDIT GAINS IN NEW BOND SALE; OFFICIALS PLEASED; Mayor and Controller Hail Interest Rate of 3.975% for $105-Million Issue

US Treas bars comment on EEC accord; US hopes for agreement on reform in '67 seen set back

COMMON MARKET MOVES TO THWART U.S. MONETARY BID; French Win West German Support in Drive to Delay Basic World Reforms

Justice Dept files 18 suits, Fed ct, Chicago, charging 18 cos conspired individually with wholesalers and others to fix prices on library eds of children's books; charges price-fixing began in '61 and continues; charges schools, libraries and other pub insts pay higher prices; does not name wholesalers; 18 cos listed

U.S. Says Publishers Fixed Prices of Children's Books; 18 Children's-Book Publishers Are Accused of Fixing Prices

Famine-wracked Bihar threatened by drought; Govt sets up projects to trap possible monsoon rains; illus

Famine, Disease and Drought Ravage a State in India; 40 Million Affected-- Bihar Young Facing Permanent Injury

Rockefeller signs lottery bill; indicates formula for dividing school aid could be changed in '68; Murphy says tickets will go on sale as early in June as possible

Rockefeller Signs State Lottery Bill; GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL FOR LOTTERY

stage 2 raids in northern prove; armed helicopters kill 50 enemy, attack enemy vessels and fortifications; US planes fly 448 missions; map

U.S. Jets Bomb Steel Plant in North for 10th Time

McCain relinquishes US Eastern Sea Frontier command to assume command of US Naval Forces, Eur

Admiral McCain Honored on Wasp

Nixon Sees Singapore Chief

Cairo Premier in Damascus

Thielen seizes files, hopefully containing addresses of party members, from party hq, but von Thadden has keys

German Rightist Seizes Files but Foe Has Keys

Proceedings in the U.N.

E J Van Gelder arrested, Chicago, for setting fire to French flag in front of French consulate to protest burning of Amer flag in Paris

Burner of a French Flag In Chicago Protest Seized

NYC demonstration leaders charge police and press with 'deliberately lying' in reptg number of protestors; claim at least 400,000 participated; Police Dept puts number at 100,000 to 125,000; King estimated about 100,000 to 200,000 people were at UN Plaza alone when he spoke; Police Dept probes burning of US flag

POLICE ESTIMATE ON RALLY SCORED; 'Deliberate Lying' Charged by Head of Antiwar March

MAOISTS COURTING PARTY'S WORKERS; Criticism Centered on Liu-- Bureaucracy Spared

Brit MPs demand GB probe charges that CIA intervened in '64 elections to overthrow Jagan; Prime Min Wilson holds state is self-governing and GB has no responsibility

Laborites Ask C.I.A. Inquiry

Sen Mansfield deplores burnings; VFW comdr Fry urges prosecution

Peace Group to Try to See Johnson

he admits some criticism has been mistaken or tactless but insists nation, despite reforms, is still totalitarian and dominated by pol monopoly of Communists League; prosecutor says Mihajlov has been criticized in foreign press; mentions article by D Binder (NY Times); Mihajlov says article contained incorrect material, that he sent lr correcting it to Binder and to Times; says he does not know whether Binder's departure from Belgrade as correspondent stemmed from incident, as prosecutor alleges he had boasted

Mihajlov Admits Some Errors; Insists Belgrade Is Totalitarian

Konrad Hermann Joseph Adenauer was a German statesman and politician who served as the first chancellor of West Germany from 1949 to 1963. From 1946 to 1966, he was the first leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), a newly founded Christian democratic party, which became the dominant force in the country under his leadership.

April 19, 1967

Headlines from April 19, 1967

Kennedy Declares Building Unions Fail To Admit Negroes; Kennedy Says Building Unions Fail on Negro Policy

2 Schools to Form University of Dublin; Dublin Colleges to Form University

U.S. STILL FRIEND, POMPIDOU ASSERTS; Tells Deputies NATO Break Did Not Isolate France

FRANCE ASSAILED ON VIETNAM ISSUE AT SEATO PARLEY; Britain and Pakistan Also Criticized at Washington Ministerial Conference DIFFERENCES ARE AIRED Australian and Thai Deplore Some Members' Failure to Play Active Asian Role

Grand Jury Here Studying Possibility of Meat Fraud; Hogan's Office Subpoenas Union Data to Learn Whether Plot Exists to Bribe Officials and Adulterate Food

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