Donovan links achievement of quality integrated educ to approval of requested $289.8-million capital budget

$109-MILLION RISE FOR CONSTRUCTION ASKED BY SCHOOLS; $289.8-Million Total Called a 'Must' by Donovan to Achieve Education Goals FIREPROOFING IS URGED 45 Major Building Projects Planned for Expansion-- 82 Future Jobs Listed

US and S Vietnamese troops launch 1st full-scale assault within zone a few hrs after savage N Vietnamese attack on USMC positions just south of zone; N Vietnamese use of southern part of zone as sanctuary for attacks on US arty positions S of zone noted

ALLIES IN VIETNAM BEGIN AN ASSAULT ON BUFFER REGION; Marine Battalions and South Vietnamese Move After Barrages From Zone

Syrian Cabinet reptdly revs means of setting off revolution in 'bases of imperialism'; seen warning of subversion against Jordan

U.N. TO WITHDRAW ITS MIDEAST FORCE AS ASKED BY CAIRO; Thant; Responding Quickly, Gives Decision to Envoys of Participating Nations COMMANDER IS FIRED ON Plane Unharmed Near Gaza --Egyptians Claim Control of Border Patrol Posts

U.S. MAY URGE U.N. TO ACT ON VIETNAM; Government Has Discussed New Move, Rusk Says-- Johnson Silent on Details

breakdown of Israeli and Arab troop strength

United Arab Republic Deploys Its Forces Along Border With Israel; ISRAELIS INDICATE PARTIAL CALL-UP Take 'Appropriate Measures' in Response to Build-up by Cairo in Sinai Area

9 NYC TV stations to move transmitters from Empire State Bldg to World Trade Center by '71; say some viewers in met area will suffer interference during bldg period; Govt approval pending

TV Stations to Shift From Empire State To the Trade Center; TV STATIONS GOING TO TRADE CENTER

Sec McNamara sees possibility of accord with USSR that would permit deployment of antimissile systems against light attack such as Communist China might be able to launch in decade, news conf; repts little progress in convincing USSR to begin talks on limiting deployment of defensive and offensive ballistic missiles; doubts Chinese will have signifcant ICBM capability before mid '70's, comment on statement by Sen Gore that intelligence agencies expect China to test ICBM this summer

CHINESE A FACTOR IN MISSILE ACCORD; McNamara Sees Possibility of Agreement With Soviet on a 'Light' Defense

Interior Dept, basing decision on interest of natl security, recommends that USSR be eliminated from bidding

U.S. COOL TO SOVIET OVER BID ON DAM; Udall Urges Competition Be Restricted to Americans

Amer Hebrew Congregations Union chmn Fane charges Temple Emanu-El leaders opposed union resolution supporting establishment of state, lr to 2,000 Amer Jewish leaders

Reform Union Assails Emanu-El In Messages to Jewish Leaders; EMANU-EL SCORED BY REFORM UNION

rioting eases after over 130 arrests; Govt seen regarding Communist demands as a 'dead issue'; Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and 3 other high officials attend anti-Brit rally, Peking; Min Hsieh Fu-chih charges Brit tried to restrict influence of Mao on Hong Kong populace; Trench still refuses to meet with Chinese protest com although he agrees to receive and study their protests; demonstrators gather outside Govt House in orderly protest

HONG KONG'S REDS KEEP UP PRESSURE; Peking Also Sees 'Serious Consequences' in Unrest

Syrian Premier Zayen and Cabinet conf on steps 'for forceful retaliation to any aggression'

Syria, Reiterating Hostility to Israel, Ready to 'Struggle'; SYRIANS ADAMANT AS FOES OF ISRAEL

Sec Udall demands end to all curbs on Negroes, lr, Dialogue; Negroes are barred from priesthood orders to which almost all males belong and thus cannot advance in ch; pub ed England says lr was surprise; Gov Romney says Udall expresses opinion and cannot affect ch doctrine

UDALL ENTREATS MORMONS ON RACE; Bids Church Remove Curbs on Its Negro Members

approves bill giving Cong potential veto over Pres lottery plan; bill also seeks to direct Pres to continue deferments but lets him rescind them if he sees fit; Reprs Pike, Evans, Leggett and Hicks to oppose deferments as discriminating against poor

House Group Backs Curb On Johnson Draft Lottery; House Unit Backs Curb on Draft Plan

pol motives behind theft seen as Govt bans news repts on holdup; Dec '65 attempt linked

Political Motive Indicated In Big Portuguese Robbery

Kenya's ruling African Natl Union scores US policies, statement on eve of Katzenbach visit to Nairobi; holds it 'significant' that Sec Rusk has never visited Africa or 'shown any active interest' in African affairs; ridicules US so-called 'anti-Communist' crusade

KATZENBACH TOUR ASSAILED IN KENYA; Ruling Party Also Scores U.S. Policies as Naive

Johannesburg ct sentences Sunday Times newsman B W Hitchcock to 6-wk jail term for refusing to reveal source for article on neo-Nazi activities

SOUTH AFRICA JAILS WRITER ON NAZISM

Japan Foreign Min spokesman says Sato proposal is not formal

Ryukyu Proposal Not Formal

article on peasants in Kientuong fearing allied soldiers of Civilian Irregular Defense groups more than Vietcong; lack of discipline among soldiers noted; illus

Pro-Saigon Troops Said to Terrorize a Province; Irregulars Equipped by U.S. Are Accused of Brutality and Thefts in Delta

GB weighs request for troops to provide security for top-level conf on Nigerian leaders; denies Eastern prov charge that GB plans mil intervention to impose own solution to crisis

BRITAIN MAY GUARD TALKS BY NIGERIANS

Polio Victim's Bike Stolen

fleet visit to UAR called off at UAR request; Lebanon asks that visit to Beirut be deferred

Fleet Visit to Egypt Called Off

NJ Transportation Dept allots $1-million for bridge and rd improvements in '67

Road Funds Available

newspaper France-Soir prints article by M Gordey purporting to be Alliluyeva recollections of her father's life

PARIS PAPER PRINTS A STALIN ARTICLE

Rape victim 1st to have abortion under new Colo law

Abortion for Rape Victim

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Friday, May 19--An enemy battalion trapped and overran a platoon of 48 United States infantrymen yesterday in the central highlands of South Vietnam. The Americans called artillery fire on their own position, then fell silent.  

U.S. Unit Overrun

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May 19, 1967

Headlines from May 19, 1967

$109-MILLION RISE FOR CONSTRUCTION ASKED BY SCHOOLS; $289.8-Million Total Called a 'Must' by Donovan to Achieve Education Goals FIREPROOFING IS URGED 45 Major Building Projects Planned for Expansion-- 82 Future Jobs Listed

ALLIES IN VIETNAM BEGIN AN ASSAULT ON BUFFER REGION; Marine Battalions and South Vietnamese Move After Barrages From Zone

U.N. TO WITHDRAW ITS MIDEAST FORCE AS ASKED BY CAIRO; Thant; Responding Quickly, Gives Decision to Envoys of Participating Nations COMMANDER IS FIRED ON Plane Unharmed Near Gaza --Egyptians Claim Control of Border Patrol Posts

U.S. MAY URGE U.N. TO ACT ON VIETNAM; Government Has Discussed New Move, Rusk Says-- Johnson Silent on Details

United Arab Republic Deploys Its Forces Along Border With Israel; ISRAELIS INDICATE PARTIAL CALL-UP Take 'Appropriate Measures' in Response to Build-up by Cairo in Sinai Area

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