4 POVERTY AIDES LINKED TO LOOTING; 17 Negro Youths Held in Foray on 5th Ave Stores-- Mayor Calls City Calm

de Gaulle seen unperturbed; Premier Pompidou reptdly says he will comment to Cabinet; strong French press attacks continue; Gaullist press says de Gaulle did not intend to encourage separatism

De Gaulle Unruffled By Storm in Paris On Quebec Remarks; DE GAULLE IS CALM DESPITE CRITICISM

TRY, self-help group, confs on riots and area needs

Puerto Ricans Lay Inaction to Mayor; Puerto Ricans Accuse the Mayor Of Inaction on Their Proposals

Sen com cuts $33-million from proposed $243-million ceiling on funds for US aid to underdeveloped nations to raise output; limits to 40 number of recipient nations

FOREIGN AID BILL CUT $736-MILLION, SENT TO SENATE; Fulbright's Panel Slashes $205-Million From Fund for Military Assistance TOTAL IS REDUCED 22% Committee Curtails Number of Recipient Countries in Almost All Sections

Sen Foreign Relations Com, 12-6, approves Church amendment to Foreign Assistance Act curbing Defense Dept capacity to make loans for arms for underdeveloped countries; $383-million revolving credit fund to be gradually abolished and authority to guarantee loans from Export-Import Bank and commercial insts by covering only 25% of their value eliminated; dept to retain authority to provide up to $300-million in mil equipment at any one time from own stocks on 3-yr credit basis; credit arms sales to developed countries, financed by direct loans, are unaffected

Senate Panel Votes for Curbs On Arms Sales to Poor Nations; Adopts Proposal by Church to Take From Pentagon 2 of Its Credit Tools

riot seen over; Vance and Cavanagh agree; Guard, soldiers and police continue patrols; illus; UAW pres Reuther pledges aid of union members in city cleanup; Negroes and some whites apply for food at distribution centers; city prosecutor says moves are being made to lower bail for some of those arrested

Detroit Riots Seem at End; Sightseers Evoke Curfew; CLEANUP IS BEGUN; CITY IS PATROLLED Police Find No Evidence of a Plot--Reuther Pledges Aid of Auto Workers

Named vice chmn by Pres Johnson of Special Advisory Comm on Civil Disorders

PRESIDENT FORMS PANEL TO ASSESS CAUSES OF RIOTS; He Appeals to Congress and the Nation for Remedial Programs for Poor PROCLAIMS PRAYER DAY In TV Speech, He Discloses New Standards in Antiriot Training for Guardsmen

State Dept says US will back internatl action; does not directly accuse UAR, but cites rept by IRC mission which found evidence that gas was used in May 11 attack on royalist village; makes pub Goldberg reply to Repr Wolff query as to why US has not acted on repts; Goldberg stresses Adm 'concern'; US seen hoping Saudi Arabia or other nation will raise issue in UN; officials believe US initiative would be attacked as 'pro-Israel'; Sandys, MPs E Shinwell and J Thorpe present Commons motion to Brown; he tells them that GB will consult with other govts on issue

U.S. IS DISTURBED BY YEMEN REPORT OF POISON-GAS USE; Statement Backing Action to Stop Such Bombings Is Aimed at Egyptians

BLS regional dir Bienstock says jobless Negro ghetto residents of NY and other major cities are victims of agr technological revolution which forced them off farms; cites advance of technology in factories in mid-50's, cutting semi-skilled jobs, and flight of plants from cities to suburbs as factors for joblessness and subemployment in ghettos; sees lack of educ and training and personal health problems or physical deficiencies main factors; subemployment and jobless rates in poverty areas in 8 cities listed

Negro Called Victim Of Technology Era; Negro Is Called Victim of Technology

WASHINGTON, July 27--The House Ways and Means Committee moved today to curtail Federal outlays for Medicaid, the program of medical assistance to the needy, with New York State's program as the main target.  

House Unit Stiffens Income Restrictions On Medicaid Funds; HOUSE UNIT CURBS MEDICAID FUNDS

Defense Dept repts serious malfunctions in guidance system of Minuteman 2; repts nearly 100 missiles, about 40% of Minuteman 2 force and about 10% of entire Minuteman force, were out of action as recently as this spring; officials hold strategic planning always allows for certain number of weapons to be unavailable at any given time; rept Autonetics Div, guidance system mfr, has begun 'more rigid quality assurance program,'

TOP U.S. MISSILE BESET BY FLAWS; Defense Officials Fear That Minuteman 2 Malfunctions Undermine Readiness

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky says high-level conf among allies will be held in Oct in S Korea

KY TO ADD 65,000 TO ARMED FORCES; Total Is 10,000 More Than Figure Given Last Week

Sen com approves bill authorizing $75-million for emergency food and med services to poor; Johnson Adm considers bill token step in quieting racial unrest

MORTON REBUKES G.O.P. ON JOHNSON; Calls Party 'Irresponsible' in Blaming Him for Riots-- Urges $1-Billion Drive

comment on visit; speculation on possibility of more troops from specific allied countries

Asian Allies and the War; Trip by 2 Johnson Envoys Described As Primarily a Reassurance Gesture

9 Youths Rescued in Alps

Senator Cooper Urges Unconditional Halt in Bombing

mission prepares to leave Thailand for Australia and NZ; will not stop at Philippines

Two Envoys of Johnson Won't Stop in Philippines

Israelis and Syrians Clash

says battles in several provs in central lowlands are over

MANY BIG BATTLES IN HIGHLANDS SEEN; Departing General Points to Enemy's Strength There

Capt P C Ogg found innocent of having ordered death; found guilty of having Imposed illegal punishment in form of fine on 3 enlisted men in co; gets reprimand and $450 fine

Burlap Bags Serve as Makeshift Blindfolds for Vietcong Suspects; U.S. Captain Cleared in Vietnam Suspect's Death

Gagnon, Que., Offers Suburbia In the Bush Country of Canada

W S Churchill, grandson of late Sir W Churchill, seeks Conservative nomination for Gorton, Manchester, by-election

Grandson of Churchill Seeks to Become an M.P.

Arab Terrorist Gets 20 Years

Troppists: 3 monks who have left monastery to live in center of mfg city of Eindhoven, Netherlands, discuss experiment, int; Dutch hierarchy approved move

TOWN LIFE TRIED BY 3 DUTCH MONKS; Experiment in Monasticism Approved by Hierarchy

Folk-singing group in Chile composed of US Peace Corps workers stops singing in pub after leftist TV station, Santiago, shows anti-US film during their performance

Politics Complicates Peace Corps Task in Chile

Takashi Hirose is a Japanese musician who is the current bass guitarist for the rock band Feeder.

Taka Hirose, Japanese bass player

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Karl Wendell Richter was an officer in the United States Air Force and an accomplished fighter pilot during the Vietnam War. At the age of 23 he was the youngest pilot in that conflict to shoot down a MiG in air-to-air combat.

July 28, 1967

Headlines from July 28, 1967

4 POVERTY AIDES LINKED TO LOOTING; 17 Negro Youths Held in Foray on 5th Ave Stores-- Mayor Calls City Calm

De Gaulle Unruffled By Storm in Paris On Quebec Remarks; DE GAULLE IS CALM DESPITE CRITICISM

Puerto Ricans Lay Inaction to Mayor; Puerto Ricans Accuse the Mayor Of Inaction on Their Proposals

FOREIGN AID BILL CUT $736-MILLION, SENT TO SENATE; Fulbright's Panel Slashes $205-Million From Fund for Military Assistance TOTAL IS REDUCED 22% Committee Curtails Number of Recipient Countries in Almost All Sections

Senate Panel Votes for Curbs On Arms Sales to Poor Nations; Adopts Proposal by Church to Take From Pentagon 2 of Its Credit Tools

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