hundreds of riders miss last trains out of Grand Central and Penna Stations; confusion at Grand Central described

Surprised Riders Find the Railroads Have Been Struck; RIDERS STARTLED BY NEWS OF TIE-UP

Marines Meet Heavy Fire In Drive Near Truce Zone; DRIVE BY MARINES MEETS HEAVY FIRE

Looting Negroes Attack Patrolman, Killing Him With His Own Gun; PLAINFIELD MOB KILLS POLICEMAN

City moves to avert traffic Jams that might result from IAM strike against commuter rrs

IMPACT FELT HERE; 160,000 Affected as 5 Roads Are Shut-- L.I. to Limit Runs

Nasser and Boumediene (Algeria), el-Attassi (Syria) and Arif (Iraq) accept Sudanese Pres el-Azhari call for Arab foreign mins meeting, Khartoum, apparently ending hopes for early summit conf there on Israeli victory

IMPASSE HOLDS UP CEASE-FIRE WATCH BY U.N. ALONG SUEZ; Israel Asserts Egypt BalkS at Plan for Radio Contacts by Teams Across Canal FIGHTING IN AREA HALTS 5 Arab Leaders Say in Cairo They Will Expel Israelis From Occupied Lands

Teamsters Joint Council 16 study shows NYC had 76% of met area's nonfarm jobs in '65, down from 88% in '52

State Passes City in Personal Income; STATE LEADS CITY IN PRIVATE INCOME

House-to-House Search for Snipers Begun as Riot Enters 6th Day; HUNT FOR SNIPERS BEGUN IN NEWARK

Fire at State Prison rd camp, Jay, reptdly started during brawl, kills 37 inmates; only 8 of 51 inmates uninjured

37 KILLED IN FIRE AT A PRISON CAMP IN NORTH FLORIDA; Blaze Is Linked to Breaking of Gas Line and a Lamp During Inmates' Fight

STRIKE BILL VOWED; Leaders See Johnson --Shipments of War Goods Threatened

RAILROADS: The New York Central, Pennsylvania, ErieLackawanna, Jersey Central and New Haven lines will run  no trains today. Long Island trains will run, except to Manhattan, but the precise schedule is in doubt.  

How Transit Is Affected

Defense Dept awaits top secret rept from Inst for Defense Analysis as guide in selecting new types of ICBMs to replace force of 1,000 Minuteman missiles; rept is product of 8-mo study, Project Strat-X, conducted by 20-man team under F A Payne; dept seeking missile system large enough to house wide array of devices designed to penetrate foreseeable defenses

PENTAGON AWAITS GUIDE ON MISSILES; Report Could Be Key Factor in Determining Minuteman and Polaris Successor

Marzabotto residents vote, 282-4, not to pardon Reder

Town in Italy Rejects Nazi's Clemency Plea

Tanzanian freighter arrives, Whampoa Harbor, China

Tanzanian Ship at Canton

Mao's '66 9-mi swim in Yangtze River marked as major anniv; press urges Chinese to draw lesson, push forward in cultural revolution; Australian swimmer ond others doubt he made swim in reptd 65 min

Peking Bids All Draw Lessons On Anniversary of Mao's Swim

Lord Alport returns to London; says majority of white Rhodesian s favor negotiated settlement

Envoy Returns to London After Talks in Rhodesia

police intensify campaign against terrorists, arrest over 500 in raids on 3 leftist union hq; find extraordinary arsenal; local Communist newspaper Wen Wei Pao urges Peking supporters to seize and mfr weapons; Jenmin Jih Pao says Brit must 'bow heads in repentance'; Leftist roundup illus

HONG KONG POLICE ARREST 500 REDS; Crackdown on Communists Also Uncovers Arsenal

Israel begins domestic flights from Kalandria Airport, seized from Jordan during Israeli-Arab conflict

ISRAEL WILL OPEN AIRPORT NEXT WEEK

Article appraising agr situation and revg reform programs finds current regime has made few advances; Amers find peasants more concerned with improved rental terms than with becoming landowners; many doubt further reforms will bind rural population closer to Govt

Ky Regime Is Slow in Pushing Agrarian Reform; Landless Farmers Have Had Little Help From Saigon in the Last Decade

US Sen Javits repts consulting with world Jewish leaders, others, on industrialist I Klabin plan for private citizens to spur resettlement of refugees on Jordan River west bank, news conf; repts responses encouraging; says no govt is willing to back plan at this stage, but that several are interested; seeks to form com of private citizens to organize agency and raise funds; expects later govt contributions; sees $500-million needed; says program would be parallel to UN, other present relief efforts; Israel repts arrangements have been made through IRC for return to west bank of 50 families considered to be 'hardship cases'; gives questionnaires to IRC for distribution in Jordan to refugees seeking to return

JAVITS CONSULTS ON REFUGEE PLAN; Private Aid Sought to Settle Arabs in West Bank Area

Kyoto Aglitter at Festival Time; Parade Today Will Be Climax

Pres Wexler leads 1,000 in prayer at Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, opening Israel unit conv

1,000 of B'nai B'rith Pray at Wailing Wall

Marcos Flies to Vietnam To Visit Philippine Unit

Stereotypers ask Kheel aid talks with publishers; want Publishers Assn to represent LI Star, formerly assn member

Kheel Mediation Asked

Pakistan's New Capital Taking Shape

Liberty Sails for U.S.

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July 17, 1967

Headlines from July 17, 1967

Surprised Riders Find the Railroads Have Been Struck; RIDERS STARTLED BY NEWS OF TIE-UP

Marines Meet Heavy Fire In Drive Near Truce Zone; DRIVE BY MARINES MEETS HEAVY FIRE

Looting Negroes Attack Patrolman, Killing Him With His Own Gun; PLAINFIELD MOB KILLS POLICEMAN

IMPACT FELT HERE; 160,000 Affected as 5 Roads Are Shut-- L.I. to Limit Runs

IMPASSE HOLDS UP CEASE-FIRE WATCH BY U.N. ALONG SUEZ; Israel Asserts Egypt BalkS at Plan for Radio Contacts by Teams Across Canal FIGHTING IN AREA HALTS 5 Arab Leaders Say in Cairo They Will Expel Israelis From Occupied Lands

Billboard 200

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Headquarters

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I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You

Surrealistic Pillow

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for July 17, 1967