US ending transport operations because of Cong pressure; mercenary force reptdly divides into 2 groups; Denard wounded; flies to Rhodesia; Belgium repts Congolese troops executed 2 Belgians; Tshombe backers to meet, Andorra, Spain

U.S. TERMINATING AIRLIFT OF TROOPS IN CONGO REVOLT; Pressure From Congress Is Ending Aid to Mobutu in Fight With Mercenaries

proposal seen increasing personal and corp taxes by about $10-billion in 1st yr of operation rather than by $6.3-billion; $10-billion figure is regarded by Govt officials as measure of tax's restraining effect on natl econ; individuals seen paying 2/3 of tax, corps 1/3

TAX BILL IS LIKELY TO ADD $10-BILLION; A Prompt Restraining Effect on Economy Is Predicted if Johnson Plan Prevails

islanders reject pact, renew rebellion; depose Adams, install Rev R Webster as successor; airport closed; armed patrols posted on beaches; repr J Gumbs sent to UN to plead rebels case; map

Anguillans Depose Their Leader And Assert Independence Anew; Taking Over, Pastor Rejects Federation Pact and Posts Cuards on the Beaches

Negro detective W Millard charges antipoverty workers contributed to riot atmosphere, Sen com; does not know if United Community Corp is infiltrated by 'black power' group but says corp employes helped in agitation

Official Denies Antiwhite School In Nashville Received U.S. Aid; Official Denies Antiwhite School Got U.S. Funds

Finance Dept gathers figures on fiscal '67 tax yields; tax on commuters yielded only some $12-million, not $23-million estimated by NYS; income tax yield was estimated at $125-million, yield is about $115-million; Rockefeller aide says Gov will hon pledge for state to reimburse city if taxes fail to meet expectation

Tax on Commuters Yielding Only 50% Of State's Forecast; Commuter Tax Yields Half of Forecast

Sudanese Premier Mahgoub repts mins will recommend summit meeting, news conf; repts Sudan will draft agenda

Arab Foreign Ministers Favor a Summit Meeting; Sudan Parley Agrees on Conference but Splits on Curbing Oil Flow

Recent USSR press treatment of US is unusually bitter; virulence of reptg on race riots in US cited; Moscow observers see tone reflecting freeze in ties following Israeli-Arab war and US announcement of plans to send more troops to Vietnam; USSR attitude reflected in withdrawal of USSR delegation from Internatl Orientalists Cong, Ann Arbor, Mich

Soviet View of U.S. Is Unusaully Bitter; SOVIET RESUMING COLD TONE ON U.S.

US planes fly 197 missions, record for single day; hit targets in several areas; 1 US plane downed; other US air attacks reptd

197 MISSIONS SET RECORD FOR RAIDS ON NORTH VIETNAM; Targets From Hanoi South to Border Hit in Busiest Day Since Oct. 14, '66 ONE PLANE SHOT DOWN Loss of F-105 Said to Bring Toll of Jets in North to 635 --Sweep in Delta Ends

JOHNSON SELECTS NAVY SECRETARY; Paul Ignatius Is Named to Pentagon Job, Succeeding Victim of Plane Crash

Rockefeller says he expects 'substantial drive' to increase aid to educ since lottery has fallen short of expected revenues, news conf

ROCKE FELLER SAYS TAX RISE IN 1968 MAY BE NECESSARY; He Sees Demands for More Funds for Schools, State Employes and Welfare LAG IN LOTTERY NOTED Governor Disputes Levitt's Report That Revenue Is Trailing Predictions

Gov Romney makes gen observations and recommendations on policy, s, Chautauqua, NY

Romney Says U.S. Must Spur Industry To Aid Poor Lands; ROMNEY URGES-AID FOR POOR NATIONS

Weather damage to crop, Haiti, aggravates natl econ deterioration

ECONOMY OF HAITI JUST LIMPS ALONG; Actions of Duvalier Regime and a Poor Coffee Crop Add to Deterioration

NAZARETH, Israel, Aug. 2-- Until the six-day war, this hill town in Galilee was Israel's largest Arab city, her unofficial Arab capital and, because of its prominence in Christian tradition, a bustline tourist center.  

Tourist Center No More; Nazareth Is a Victim of the War Though-Not a Shot Was Fired There

HAVANA, Aug. 4 (Reuters) --Hard-line revolutionaries and traditional Communists clashed today over problems ranging form how to spread revolution in Latin America to the continent's economic future, according to delegates to the Latin-Amcrican Solidarity Organization here.

REDS AT CUBA TALKS DIFFER ON STRATEGY

Sudan Premier Mahgoub repts Arab foreign mins have recd Saudi reply to plan but await further reply, news conf, Khartoum; Saudi officials, Jidda, cool to proposal

Saudis Cool to Yemen Plan

Sen com cuts McNamara request for $300-million for fleet of FDLs and $166-million for destroyers

SENATE PANEL PARES BILLION FOR DEFENSE

Israel Reports 4th Clash With Jordanians at River

wounded soldiers reptdly fill Wuhan hosps; Wuhan mil comdr Chen Tsai-tao reptd held in Peking for siding with anti-Maoists

WOUNDED SOLDIERS REPORTED IN WUHAN

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. 4-- The pro-Moscow Syrian Communist party has used that Syria follow a "wise and farsighted foreign policy avoiding wild and unrealistic slogans."  

Syrian Reds Urge Restraint

Govt, concerned over propaganda failure to reach Arabs, plans to inaugurate TV in effort to reach Arab population of newly occupied areas

ISRAELIS TO BEAM TV TO ARAB AREAS; State-Controlled Programs to Aid Propaganda Effort

LUSTER IS MISSING IN POSTWAR CAIRO; With Westerners Gone, City Assumes a Provincial Air

GENEVA, Aug. 4--President Johnson has been asked to use part of his $5-million special fund for the Middle East to help pay for the care and maintenance of several thousand Jews Who have fled from Arab countries since the Middle Eastern war.  

U.S. REFUGEE AID SOUGHT FOR JEWS; Johnson Asked to Aid Those Who Fled Arab Lands

Rockefeller reaffirms non-candidacy, news conf

A RIVAL CHALLENGES THIEU-KY CANDIDACY

Request Is Received

Chinese Embassy personnel fire from embassy bldg, Jakarta, on students trying to sack bldg; hit 4; 100 soldiers drive invading youths from embassy grounds

Chinese in Jakarta Shoot From Embassy, Hitting 4

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August 5, 1967

Headlines from August 5, 1967

U.S. TERMINATING AIRLIFT OF TROOPS IN CONGO REVOLT; Pressure From Congress Is Ending Aid to Mobutu in Fight With Mercenaries

TAX BILL IS LIKELY TO ADD $10-BILLION; A Prompt Restraining Effect on Economy Is Predicted if Johnson Plan Prevails

Anguillans Depose Their Leader And Assert Independence Anew; Taking Over, Pastor Rejects Federation Pact and Posts Cuards on the Beaches

Official Denies Antiwhite School In Nashville Received U.S. Aid; Official Denies Antiwhite School Got U.S. Funds

Tax on Commuters Yielding Only 50% Of State's Forecast; Commuter Tax Yields Half of Forecast

Billboard 200

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Headquarters

Surrealistic Pillow

Flowers

The Doors

Notable Births

Historical Context for August 5, 1967