enemy mortar fire at Conthien and other USMC positions S of demilitarized zone continues; scattered clashes in area reptd; 1 US jet downed in support of marines; map

U.S. JETS STRIKE 2 MISSILE SITES IN BUFFER ZONE; Emplacements Are the First Found There--Bombers Led to Area by Radar MARINE POSTS BLASTED Targets of Shelling Include 3d Division Headquarters at Dongha, Where 11 Die

Striking workers at Ramganga River project clash with police at Kalagarh

Hungarian Envoy Defects; In Washington Since 1962; Radvanyi Played Role in Improving Relations-- U.S. to Give Refuge

UN Sec Gen Thant cancels visit because of Mideast crisis

THANT SEES PERIL IN MIDEAST UNREST; He Cancels a Trip and Holds Emergency Meetings on Warning From Cairo

Madrid U students smash dean's office, tear Generalissimo Franco's por from wall; about 1,000 later riot on campus protesting arrest of leaders of illegal student union; map

Students in Madrid Rip Franco Photos In a 3-Hour Melee; MADRID STUDENTS RIP FRANCO PHOTOS

HOUSE, 232 TO 171, BARS EXPANSION OF RENT SUBSIDIES; Republicans Win Elimination of New-Project Funds-- Hopes Lie in Senate MODEL CITIES' RESCUED Administration Bloc Rallies to Defeat a $237-Million Cut in Slum Program

destroyer Walker Comdr McClaren blames miscalculation by Soviet capts in Soviet collisions with US ships during joint US-Japan maneuvers in Sea of Japan; scores USSR for harassment of maneuvers, news conf after Walker docks, Sasebo, Japan; Adm Harty comments; collision illus

U.S. Skipper Views Bumpings as Error, But Criticizes Soviet; U.S. SKIPPER SEES BUMPING AS ERROR

NYS AFL-CIO urges expansion of Fed grants to states instead of tax sharing, statement to NYS Const Conv com

CITY-SUBURB LINK OF SCHOOLS URGED; Allen Asks Eased Tax and Debt Limits in Charter to Allow for Mergers

16 US Sens issue statement initiated by Sen Church warning N Vietnam that negotiated peace is last and only remaining alternative, that more Amers back Adm policy than oppose it; stress US resolve and their opposition to unilateral US withdrawal; 18 Dem Reprs critical of Adm policy, Vice Pres Humphrey and Sen Percy back statement

16 SENATORS WARN HANOI ON THE WAR; Say Far More in U.S. Back Conflict Than Criticize It

Pro-Communist Chinese youths attack banks

HONG KONG ERUPTS IN MORE RIOTING BY PRO-RED YOUTH; Mobs Battle Police in Main Shopping Area--Hotels and Banks Are Stoned

2,000 Platteville (Wis) State U students demonstrate against city's minimum drinking age of 21 yrs; police and firemen quell disturbance

Shot Kills Texas Policeman In Riot at a Negro College; POLICEMAN KILLED IN A HOUSTON RIOT

NYS rejects NYC Housing Auth plan for controlling pollution from city housing projects in compliance with new law; NYS aide A Hyman comments; Housing Auth says it will be impossible to revise plans in time to meet deadline; NY Real Estate Bd urges members to aid fund to challenge const of law

INCINERATOR PLAN IS BLOCKED IN PART; State Bars It in Housing Authority's Buildings

Eastern Air Lines gives $1/2-million to pay for new production of Wagner's Ring des Nibelungen cycle; co pres Hall, Bing comment

Eastern Air Lines Is Giving Met $500,000 to Stage 'Ring' Cycle; EASTERN AIR GIVES $500,000 TO MET

Captain's Trial Opened to 'War Crime' Evidence; Father of Defendant Terms Him a 'Loyal American'

S Vietnam begins evacuation of 11,000 peasants from area S of Giolinh; evacuated area expected to be 'free-fire zone' in which allied troops will consider any remaining person an enemy

11,000 Being Evacuated From Area of Giolinh

HANOI, North Vietnam, May 17 (Agence FrancePresse)--The North Vietnamese press published a photo today of an American sailor who fell overboard from the cruiser Canberra off the coast and was captured by militiamen.  

U.S. Sailor Is Captured After Falling Overboard

Tito re-elected Pros; addresses Parliament

Tito, Re-elected President, Assails U.S. Role in War

Pearson, in face of Privy Council Pres Gordon dissent on Govt policy on Vietnam war, warns mins to maintain Cabinet solidarity

PEARSON DISCIPLINES CABINET ON VIETNAM

Sen Ervin heads group of Sens preparing comprehensive mil law reform bill; reforms stress need to cushion mil judges and attys against influence of superior officers, provide counsel in special cts-martial and give those facing undesirable discharge by adm bds same protection they would have in mil cts; reforms that stemmed from Uniform Code of Mil Justice, '50, revd

REFORMS SOUGHT IN MILITARY CODE; Senators Push for Further Safeguards at Trials

Gen Nguyen Chanh Thi, in exile in US, asks permission to return to Vietnam as soon as possible

EXILE GENERAL ASKS RETURN TO VIETNAM

Dr Spock heads Spring Mobilization to End War delegation to Washington; hit with egg outside White House when he urges Pres Johnson to halt war; White Power Com demonstrator J Patler arrested for antiwar statements

Spock Hit by Egg In Antiwar Protest Near White House

H Malley, who visited Peking in Mar, says top Chinese leaders believe shooting war on Soviet-Chinese border is 'possible and even probable,' article in Chicago Daily News; quotes Chou En-lai; China denies he talked with Chou; calls rept fabrication; Daily News backs rept

MALLEY SAYS PEKING SEES A BORDER WAR

US officials disclose US confiscated and has suppressed films showing effects of Hiroshima bombing

'45 Japanese Film of Hiroshima Suppressed by U.S. for 22 Years

USCG assigns 3 cutters and 500 more men to patrol Vietnamese coast

U.S. Coast Guard Builds Up Patrol Forces in Vietnam

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announces cash bonus for all Govt employes and servicemen effective June 1; move linked to his candidacy for Pres

KY, OPENING RACE PLANS CASH BONUS; Politics Seen in Step to Aid Troops and Civil Servants

Barnard Honors Dr. Park

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May 18, 1967

Headlines from May 18, 1967

U.S. JETS STRIKE 2 MISSILE SITES IN BUFFER ZONE; Emplacements Are the First Found There--Bombers Led to Area by Radar MARINE POSTS BLASTED Targets of Shelling Include 3d Division Headquarters at Dongha, Where 11 Die

Hungarian Envoy Defects; In Washington Since 1962; Radvanyi Played Role in Improving Relations-- U.S. to Give Refuge

THANT SEES PERIL IN MIDEAST UNREST; He Cancels a Trip and Holds Emergency Meetings on Warning From Cairo

Students in Madrid Rip Franco Photos In a 3-Hour Melee; MADRID STUDENTS RIP FRANCO PHOTOS

HOUSE, 232 TO 171, BARS EXPANSION OF RENT SUBSIDIES; Republicans Win Elimination of New-Project Funds-- Hopes Lie in Senate MODEL CITIES' RESCUED Administration Bloc Rallies to Defeat a $237-Million Cut in Slum Program

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More Of The Monkees

The Mamas & The Papas Deliver

Doctor Zhivago

The Best Of The Lovin' Spoonful

I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You

Notable Births

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