Proposal by special Pres panel for avg 5-5.5% wage increase as settlement in recent rr labor dispute seen by panel member F R Kappel as spur to unions to seek Govt settlement of labor disputes

RAIL BOARD URGES 5% AVERAGE RISE IN TWO-YEAR PACT; President Hails Unanimous Proposal Carrier Aide Brands It 'Inflationary' RAIL BOARD URGES 5% AVERAGE RISE

Czech writer J Procazka hails T G Masaryk, long condemned or ignored in Czech press, in article commemg Masaryk death pub in Literarni Novini

Tribute to Masaryk First by Czech Reds; Tribute Paid Masaryk in Prague, First in 19 Years of Reds' Regime

Rusk says he cannot confirm 2 recent repts quoting Min Martin as saying N Vietnam told Canadian diplomats of desire to begin peace talks and quoting Hanoi sources as saying talks could begin about 4 wks after US stopped bombing N Vietnam, news conf; indirectly invites N Vietnam to give some sign that repts are true; State Dept says no rept was recd from Canada; Pres Johnson voices determination to carry on war without relenting, remarks at awarding of medal

Rusk Urges Hanoi To Give Peace Sign; RUSK URGES HANOI GIVE PEACE SIGN

Truong Dinh Dzu convicted of having transferred $11,500 to bank in US

A COURT CONVICTS SAIGON RUNNER-UP; Dzu, Foe of Thieu, to Seek Rehearing on Bad-Check and Currency Charges A COURT CONVICTS SAIGON RUNNER-UP

Nasser reptdly appealed to Arab moderates at Arab summit conf to mediate between UAR and US; Saudi King Faisal reptdly rejected bid

Envoys Say Nasser Now Concedes U.S. Didn't Help Israel; NASSER BACKDOWN ON U.S. REPORTED

Mayor Lindsay called negotiators for the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers to Gracie Mansion last night for a new attempt to end the five-day teachers' walkout that has crippled the city school system.

LINDSAY SUMMONS BOTH SIDES TO TRY FOR SCHOOL TRUCE; He Calls a Gracie Mansion Parley in Move to End 5-Day Teacher Tie-up MORE TALKS DUE TODAY Trial of Union Leaders Is Deferred--Fewer Pupils Show Up for Classes LINDSAY PRESSES FOR SCHOOL TRUCE

Judges and other delegates exch bitter personal remarks on Const Conv floor before passing, 109-36, judiciary article which would set up new method of creating judgeships, lead to abolition of justices of peace, require state to assume costs of ct system and Appeals Ct to administer judiciary; Justice Streit charges Justice Hogan reneged on his votes in Judiciary Com by backing substitute article offered by C D Desmond; rebuked by Repub minority leader Brydges for attacking Justice Sobel on Sobel's amendment aimed at protecting rights of upstate county judges in any reorgn of ct system; Sobel and Justice Shapiro also exch heated remarks; conv later passes Sobel amendment, 165-10

JUDGES IN ALBANY RESORT TO RANCOR; Turn to Personal Attacks at Charter Convention JUDGES IN ALBANY RESORT TO RANCOR

Mich Dem officials fly to NYC, where Romney is touring slums, to urge him to return to Mich to face 'urgent problems'; he says he keeps in touch with problems while on tour

Romney Tours Brooklyn Slums, Spurning Democratic Come-Home Plea; Romney Tours Brooklyn Slums, Rejecting a 'Come-Home' Appeal

Natl Liquor Stores Assn repr H Shulberg says 40% of liquor stores in Washington, DC, cannot obtain enough ins at reasonable prices, Sen subcom

U.S. PANEL PRODS GHETTO INSURERS; Denials of Coverage Scored  States Urged to Develop Plans on Boston Pattern U.S. Panel Scores Denial of Insurance Coverage in Slum Areas

US decides to deploy ltd antimissile system against type of attack China is expected to be able to launch in '70s

U.S. WILL DEPLOY MISSILE DEFENSE AROUND NATION; LONG DEBATE ENDS Planned Nike-X Guard Designed to Thwart Small-Scale Attack U.S. WILL DEPLOY MISSILE DEFENSE

HONG KONG, Sept. 15 Mao Tse-tung and his lieutenants have apparently been unable to assert control over Communist China after promoting a mass "revolution" against Communist leaders unfriendly to Chairman Mao, recent reports from the mainland indicate.

FIRM GRIP IN CHINA ELUDING MAOISTS; Mainland Reports Indicate Trouble With Backers Maoists Appear Unable to Assert Control in China

UAR repts his suicide while under house arrest, Giza; por

SUICIDE OF AMER REPORTED BY U.A.R.; Marshal, Long a Friend of Nasser, Was Accused of Heading a Coup Plot Cairo Reports Suicide of Amer, Ex-Nasser Aide

Pres Johnson pleads for help against gun lobbyists; says 'a civilized nation cannot allow this armed terror to continue'; calls in Vice Pres Humphrey and Speaker McCormack, then sends them lr citing statistics on use of firearms in crimes and complains of Cong inaction on control law; McCormack says he will press Repr Celler for action on bill; Johnson holds bill will not interfere with sportsmen or law abiding cilizens

Fight for Gun Curb Pressed by Johnson; JOHNSON PRESSES FOR GUN CONTROL

Hurricane Nears Virginia; Jersey Warned of Flooding; Hurricane Headed for Virginia; Flooding Is Expected in Jersey

11-14-yr-old Moscow children to be given CD course

Defense Training in Moscow

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Dr Widmann, given over 6-yr jail term for role in designing and testing gas chambers used in Nazi exterminations, freed, Stuttgart, after ct deducts time already served for prior convictions and requires that he give $1,000 to home for mentally and physically retarded children

CONVICTED EX-NAZI FREED AT STUTT GART

Arab teachers in Israeli-occupied west bank area again refuse to teach

Mines Derail Israeli Train Near West-Bank Town; Three Freight Cars Leave Track, but No One Is Hurt Jordanian Teachers Again Refuse to Hold Classes

Govt says it will not sign nuclear treaty unless all nuclear powers, including Communist China, do so

FOSTER FORESEES NUCLEAR ACCORD; Expects Full Agreement on Atom Pact in Few Weeks

W Ger students group protests Mayor Albertz policies as he prepares to defend self against charges of misgovt; he scores demonstrators

Students Storm Berlin City Hall To Protest Policies of the Mayor

Resumes work but may require surgery for urinary-tract infection; Cardinal Spellman sends message

Pope Paul Resumes Work At His Desk in the Vatican

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Lt Gen Gavin avoids removing self as possible contender

GAVIN AVOIDS STAND ON CANDIDACY IN '68

Israel and Jordan agree to begin return to west bank of 6,775 who missed deadline for repatriation

Return of 6,775 Refugees To West Bank Will Begin

Of Time and the Nile; River Is at Flood Stage in Cairo As War Fades Into Background

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September 16, 1967

Headlines from September 16, 1967

RAIL BOARD URGES 5% AVERAGE RISE IN TWO-YEAR PACT; President Hails Unanimous Proposal Carrier Aide Brands It 'Inflationary' RAIL BOARD URGES 5% AVERAGE RISE

Tribute to Masaryk First by Czech Reds; Tribute Paid Masaryk in Prague, First in 19 Years of Reds' Regime

Rusk Urges Hanoi To Give Peace Sign; RUSK URGES HANOI GIVE PEACE SIGN

A COURT CONVICTS SAIGON RUNNER-UP; Dzu, Foe of Thieu, to Seek Rehearing on Bad-Check and Currency Charges A COURT CONVICTS SAIGON RUNNER-UP

Envoys Say Nasser Now Concedes U.S. Didn't Help Israel; NASSER BACKDOWN ON U.S. REPORTED

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