police tighten security for Kosygin after seizing at USSR mission hq M R Natale who was carrying loaded revolver and hunting knife in canvas bag; illus; Natale arraigned on charge of illegal possession of dangerous weapon; committed to hosp for observation; other incidents involving security noted

Security Widened at Soviet Mission After Arrest; Guard at Soviet U.N. Mission Is Increased After Seizure of an Armed Drifter

HR passes new debt ceiling to let Treas borrow sufficient funds to cover rising deficit; Repubs call Adm estimates of spending and revenue incomplete and outdated

Rise in Debt Limit Is Voted by House; House Approves Rise in Debt Ceiling

US troops battle enemy in central highlands; recent movement of troops into area noted; map; enemy attack on village of Dienbinh reptd; allied troops aid village

New Clash Reported In Central Vietnam; CLASH REPORTED IN KONTUM AREA

Repr Reid says US Atty Gen Clark and Narcotics Comr Giordano have pledged to probe charges; Repr Ottinger plans to seek FBI action; Vaccarella says he is 'shocked' by charges; suggests they might be 'pol smoke-screen' thrown up by mayorality candidates; asks Dist Atty Rubenfeld to convene grand jury to probe charges; Rubenfeld says criminal activity is no more widespread in Westchester than elsewhere; Kummerle and 2 top police aides admit knowing locations of illicit gambling operations butinsist they are powerless to make arrests because evidence would not st and up in ct

CHARGES OF CRIME IN MOUNT VERNON FACE U.S INQUIRY; Reid Says Clark and Federal Narcotics Chief Vow Aid  Mayor Voices Shock CHARGES OF CRIME FACE U.S. INQUIRY

Soviet Said to Urge Egyptians to Accept Talks on Settlement; Soviet Said to Urge the Egyptians to Accept Negotiations on a Mideast Settlement PODGORNY'S GOAL IN CAIRO OUTLINED Sources in Belgrade Report Russian Will Also Warn of Limits on Arms Aid

BRITAIN PROPOSES SPECIAL U.N. AIDE TO ASSAY MIDEAST; Brown Says Official Would Formulate Basis for a New Peace-Keeping Force ARABS PRESS DEMANDS Yugoslavia and India Join U.A.R. in Call for Israel to Withdraw Her Troops Britain Proposes a Special U.N. Representative to Assay Situation in Mideast BROWN SUGGESTS ASSEMBLY ACTION New Aide Would Formulate Basis for New Peace Unit for Troubled Region

AMA House of Delegates backs liberalized abortion laws, 1st policy change on subject since 1871; opposition spokesman Dr J P Donnelly assails move

A.M.A., in Reversal, Favors Liberalizing Of Abortion Laws; A.M.A. RELAXES ABORTION POLICY

Defense Dept, at urging of Mayor Lindsay, agrees to let NYC use mil bases for summer youth programs; sites listed

U.S. TO OPEN BASES FOR CITY CHILDREN; Lindsay Aide Wins Consent of Defense Department to Summer Program U.S. Will Open Military Bases for Children Here

Sen, 92-2, reiects Long's substitute motion to 'admonish' Dodd to avoid future misconduct; Ribicoff, Long vote for substitute; Dodd leaves floor before vote after making long, impassioned defense against funds-diversion charge; holds pub wants clear ethics code, not punishment of single Sen; ex-Sen Goldwater says he would vote for censure

SENATE REJECTS MOVE TO SOFTEN CENSURE OF DODD; Votes Down, 92-2, Measure Admonishing Him to Avoid Any Future Misconduct RIBICOFF JOINS DEFENSE Says He Feels Compassion for Colleague Ballot on Resolution Today SENATE REJECTS CENSURE EASING

US officials rept conf 'touched upon' in NYC conf of Min Gromyko and Sec Rusk; Kosygin says he does not know if he will meet Johnson; Canadian Min Martin says he, in conf with Kosygin, urged that he make himself available

GROMYKO MEETS WITH RUSK HERE; Talks Are Broad as Meeting of Johnson and Kosygin Hangs in the Balance GROMYKO CONFERS WITH RUSK HERE

accuses Israel of starting Mideast war, which he links to US intervention in Vietnam, policy statement to Cabinet

DE GAULLE BLAMES ISRAELIS FOR WAR; But Also Terms the Conflict a Product of Intervention by U.S. in Vietnam De Gaulle Puts Blame on Israel and Assails U.S.

Alleged target of murder plot by 2 Revolutionary Action Com (RAM) members, NYC; he comments

16 Negroes Seized; Plot to Kill Wilkins And Young Charged; 16 NEGROES HELD IN TERRORIST PLOT

son born; to be named Patrick Lyndon; weighs 8 lb, 10 oz at birth; drs rept Luci and baby in 'excellent condition'; Mrs Johnson phones news to Pres in Washington; Pres wires prayers for couple; Nugent, Mrs Johnson comment on birth; Luci por

Luci Makes President a Grandfather; Johnson a Grandfather as Luci Gives Birth to a Son

hundreds of welfare clients stand in long lines for hrs, many sent away; 2/3 of caseworkers continue to rept for work but refuse to perform their regular duties; 150 suspended for intimidating working employes or interfering with service to clients, brings total suspended to 325; Ginsberg scores 'disgraceful exploitation' of clients; police prevent Mage from entering intake room at W 31st St Center; she offers to enter round-the-clock direct negotiations if city will not agree to fact-finding, does not indicate union will end workin; Haber says he will resume negotiations if union members are ready to return to work

150 More Dropped In Welfare Protest; 150 More Caseworkers Suspended in 'Work-In'

MOCOW, Thursday, June 22 The Soviet Communist  party's policy-making Central Committee declared today that the Soviet Union would "do everything necessary" to help the Arab nations administer a "resolute rebuff" to Israel.  

SOVIET REDS AFFIRM PRO-ARAB ATTITUDE

Clay files notice of appeal; Natl Bapt Conv pres Rev J H Jackson to seek to have sentence suspended for yr while Clay is trained in meaning of citizenship

CLAY FILES NOTICE TO FIGHT CONVICTION

Bicentennial of discovery (June 19, 1767) by Capt S Wallis observed

Bicentennial in Tahiti Marks Whites' Arrival

Secret police head Y V Andropov named candidate (nonvoting) member of Politburo

Soviet Secret Police Head Named Politburo Alternate

Alleged Mafia figure M J Scandifia convicted, NYC, of using counterfeit bonds as security to obtain over $165,000 in bank loans

Mafia Figure Gets 6 Years In Counterfeit Bond Case

Econ returns to normalcy as threat of Chinese take-over recedes

Hong Kong Living Normally a Month After Riots; Threat of Chinese Take-over Has Receded Stock Exchange Reopened

police set up Anti-Espionage Operations Command to curb Communist agents from N Korea

SEOUL ACTS TO CURB AGENTS FROM NORTH

refuses to allow evacuation of injured Chinese after China rejects reciprocal Indian request

India Bars Chinese Exit

R M Nixon sees King, Athens; repts he is emphatic about early return to parliamentary democracy

ARAB-ISRAELI TALKS ARE URGED BY NIXON

Hunt for Killer Pressed

US Vice Pres Humphrey to attend Park inauguration July 1

June 22, 1967

Headlines from June 22, 1967

Security Widened at Soviet Mission After Arrest; Guard at Soviet U.N. Mission Is Increased After Seizure of an Armed Drifter

Rise in Debt Limit Is Voted by House; House Approves Rise in Debt Ceiling

New Clash Reported In Central Vietnam; CLASH REPORTED IN KONTUM AREA

CHARGES OF CRIME IN MOUNT VERNON FACE U.S INQUIRY; Reid Says Clark and Federal Narcotics Chief Vow Aid Mayor Voices Shock CHARGES OF CRIME FACE U.S. INQUIRY

Soviet Said to Urge Egyptians to Accept Talks on Settlement; Soviet Said to Urge the Egyptians to Accept Negotiations on a Mideast Settlement PODGORNY'S GOAL IN CAIRO OUTLINED Sources in Belgrade Report Russian Will Also Warn of Limits on Arms Aid

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Sounds Like...

Revenge

I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You

Born Free

Historical Context for June 22, 1967