conv approves local finance article that does not change tax limits; permits combining housing debt limit with gen debt limit

Charter Body Votes to End Bond-Issue Referendums; But It Imposes Debt Ceiling on State-- Proposal Giving Localities More Fiscal Power Is Passed

U.S. Yacht Sweeps Four-Race Match For America's Cup; Intrepid Beats Dame Pattie by Half-Mile and Sweeps America's Cup Series VICTORY IS SEALED EARLY IN THE RACE Intrepid Ahead at All Turns --Hopes of Australians Again Fade With Wind

GM raises prices on '68 models avg of $110 above '67; links increase to Govt-ordered safety and anti-fume equipment

G.M. RAISES PRICE ON 1968 CARS $110; Move Follows Increase of $133 Made by Chrysler

UFT reprs and bd officials again meet with McDonnell at Gracie Mansion; Donovan optimistic; Assn of Asst Principals urges bd to close pss; says it will ask its members to stay away from posts if bd does not comply; 12,302 teachers, about 1/5 of normal, rept to classes; slight pupil attendance gain reptd

OPTIMISM IS RISING AS TALKS RESUME IN SCHOOL DISPUTE; Donovan Message to Staff Cites More Hope for Pact Than in 'Many a Day' SHANKER TRIAL PUT OFF Assistant Principals Group Votes to Stay Out If City Holds Classes Tomorrow Talks Resume in School Tie-Up, With Donovan More Optimistic

pors of her and A Kapler; illus of Kapler and his son, '53

My Love Affair With Kapler; By Svetlana Alliluyeva: Love Affair With Kapler

Art experts panel holds 14 water colors attributed to J S Sargent and sold to Maas Gallery, London, by Sargent biographer and painter C M Mount are forgeries; gallery cancels sale of paintings to US co and repays customer with interest; Mount, who authenticated works as Sargents, denies charges; Christie's, other Brit galleries bought Sargents from Mount that were later called forgeries

14 Paintings Sold as Sargent's By His Biographer Called Fakes; 'SARGENT' WORKS ARE TERMED FAKE

Armed forces pub urges army to help protect harvest, fears sabotage by opposition elements

CHINA SAID TO USE TANKS IN CANTON; Fighting Appears Full Scale --Military Is Urged to Help Protect the Harvest

Detroit teachers, 3,316-376, accept contract with $1,700 pay rise over 2-yr period bringing pay scale to $7,500-$11,700; school bd officials hope Legis will provide funds; strikes continue in other communities; Dearborn teachers reject pact proposed by school bd and AFT reprs

DETROIT TEACHERS END THEIR STRIKE; Accept a 2-Year Pact With $1,700 Raises--Classes for 300,000 to Start Today Detroit Teachers End Their Strike, Accepting a Two-Year Contract Providing $1,700 in Raises

Feb 8 lr to Ho Chi Minn in connection with US peace feelers to N Vietnam

U.S. DENIES CHARGE JOHNSON NEGATED PEACE INITIATIVE; Rejects Ashmore Contention That White House Letter to Hanoi Stiffened Terms

Calif Sup Ct orders San Francisco to put question whether US should withdraw immediately from Vietnam on Nov 7 ballot; city registrar B Healey opposition to vote noted

WAR VOTE SLATED IN SAN FRANCISCO; California High Count Backs Placing on Ballot the Issue of Vietnam Withdrawal WAR VOTE SLATED IN SAN FRANCISCO

McNamara announces decision to deploy ltd antimissile system, rejects as 'futile' demands for system against USSR ICBMs, s, UPI eds conf, San Francisco; says Nike-X system will cost $5-billion and be fully deployed in 5 yrs; stresses move is made with China, not USSR, in mind; warns however that if USSR expands its ltd antimissile system US will increase its offensive forces to maintain overwhelming retaliatory capacity; urges negotiations to halt or reverse race; says US and USSR now possess more ICBMs than either needs to deter nuclear war; says current 'intelligence-gathering capability' makes it unlikely that either could secretly build up 1st strike force

M'NAMARA WARNS SOVIET ON ADDING TO ICBM DEFENSE; Announcing Limited Nike-X Net, He Says It Is Intended Only to Deter Peking ASKS END OF ARMS RACE Secretary Reviews Nuclear Strategy and Makes Plea for 'Reasonableness'

Goldwater and Miller appear on TV program of reminiscences about Repub campaign; Goldwater says he and followers had been prepared to black out any radio or TV network covering Repub conv if 'anybody got little too obnoxious'; says they had cables of TV and radio cos marked in loft of Cow Palace; Goldwater communications aide denies ever hearing of plan; other anecdotes

Goldwater Reveals Shenanigans Planned to Silence Rivals in '64; Goldwater Reveals '64 Shenanigans

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Sept. 18--The fifth emergency session of the General Assembly voted unanimously today to place the Middle East issue on the agenda of the 22d  regular session, which opens tomorrow, "as a matter of high priority."

Mideast Gets High Priority For U.N. Assembly Today; MIDEAST IS GIVEN HIGH U.N. PRIORITY

3-nation comm will ask UAR to free over 100 Yemenis arrested in Cairo, '66, where they had gone for talks on return from Cairo of al-Salal; arrests reptdly made because 3 important repubs in group, namely Vice Pres and Premier al-Amri, ex-Premier Naman andA R al-Iryani, favored compromise with royalists

CAIRO TO BE ASKED TO FREE 100 YEMENIS

Hadassah Med Orgn broadens services to embrace 1-million Arabs in Israeli-occupied west bank area of Jordan River

HADASSAH WIDENING ITS ARAB SERVICE

Israeli authorities meet stiff resistance in bid to open 7 pss in former Jordanian sec of Jerusalem; only 8 of 71 teachers appear for work; 30 other teachers, mostly Arab, brought in to teach; no attempt made to open schools in west bank

Arabs Balk at Opening of East Jerusalem Schools

The United States was urged yesterday by 80 prominent Americans, including 16 Nobel Prize winners, to pursue a policy "inside the United Nations and outside of it" to bring about direct peace negotiations between Israel and the Arab states.  

80 Americans Urge U.S. to Seek Mideast Peace; 16 Nobel Winners Join Plea to Johnson to Pursue Goal Inside and Outside U.N.

Israeli and French interests begin bldg factory for jet and helicopter engines, Beit Shemesh

Israel to Get Plane Factory

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Kosygin Is Slightly Ill

Trial of 37 African nationalists charged with terrorist activities resumes; unidentified tribesman testifies he recd terrorist training in Egypt and in S-W Africa

SOUTH AFRICA TRIAL HEARS OF TERRORISM

15 leading Christian clergymen notify Govt that they will not reopen schools operated by their orgns unless new law giving control of all private schools to Educ Min is repealed

SYRIAN CLERGYMEN PROTEST ON SCHOOLS

RIOTING CONTINUES IN TOWN IN TURKEY

Freeman to Open Negotiations For More Grain Sales Abroad

Report Expected This Month On Britain's Market Entry

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September 19, 1967

Headlines from September 19, 1967

Charter Body Votes to End Bond-Issue Referendums; But It Imposes Debt Ceiling on State-- Proposal Giving Localities More Fiscal Power Is Passed

U.S. Yacht Sweeps Four-Race Match For America's Cup; Intrepid Beats Dame Pattie by Half-Mile and Sweeps America's Cup Series VICTORY IS SEALED EARLY IN THE RACE Intrepid Ahead at All Turns --Hopes of Australians Again Fade With Wind

G.M. RAISES PRICE ON 1968 CARS $110; Move Follows Increase of $133 Made by Chrysler

OPTIMISM IS RISING AS TALKS RESUME IN SCHOOL DISPUTE; Donovan Message to Staff Cites More Hope for Pact Than in 'Many a Day' SHANKER TRIAL PUT OFF Assistant Principals Group Votes to Stay Out If City Holds Classes Tomorrow Talks Resume in School Tie-Up, With Donovan More Optimistic

My Love Affair With Kapler; By Svetlana Alliluyeva: Love Affair With Kapler

Billboard 200

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Doors

Headquarters

Flowers

Surrealistic Pillow

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for September 19, 1967