Hurricane Beulah spawns record 27 tornadoes, Tex Gulf Coast

Storm Hits Texas; Tornadoes Kill 4; Hurricane Hits Texas and Moves Inland; 4 Killed by Twisters

Women Strike for Peace antiwar demonstrators clash with police outside White House when they try to exceed limit of 100 permitted to march; illus; F Rox, G Rader, Mrs E Alloy arrested on disorderly conduct charges

Women Fight Police Near White House; Protest by Women Is Turned Back by Police Near White House

USSR sources at UN say Gromyko, at Assembly session, is interested in discussing nonproliferation treaty with Rusk

U.S. BALKED IN U.N. ON VIETNAM TALKS; Some Allies Join Soviet in Opposing Debate on War by Security Council U.S. BALKED IN U.N. ON VIETNAM TALKS

VASILY was also summoned on March 2, 1953.  He, too, spent several hours sitting in the big room that was so crowded with people. But he was drunk  

My Brother Dies in Disgrace; By Svetlana Alliluyeva: My Brother Vasily Is Disgraced and Dies a Drunkard 

Sen approves $577-million in Adm programs for aid to cities; approval seen crucial breakthrough in Adm efforts to gain ltd financing for its programs

SENATE APPROVES MODEL CITY FUNDS OF $537-MILLION; Also Votes $40-Million for Rent Supplement Fight in Conference Expected SENATE APPROVES MODEL CITY FUND

PRESIDENT URGES $5-BILLION EFFORT TO AID AIR SAFETY; Asks Boyd to Map Increase in Personnel and Material to Handle Rising Traffic LINES WOULD HELP PAY Cost Would Also Be Shared by Passengers $7-Million Is Requested Immediately President Urges $5-Billion Effort for Air Safety

NYS Const Conv defeats proposal to include sex or physical or mental handicap in provision holding no person shall be denied job or right to join labor orgn on grounds of race, color or creed

Charter Convention Votes To Open All Public Books; CONVENTION VOTES FOR OPEN RECORDS

Grand Central Terminal (NYC): NY Central proposes to build 45-story office skyscraper atop waiting room, behind 42d St facade; proposal expected to stir controversy as terminal has been declared landmark

GRAND CENTRAL MAY GET A TOWER; Railroad Proposes to Build Up to 2 Million Square Feet of Offices Atop Landmark Tower Proposed to Rise Over Waiting Room of Grand Central

NY Dem coalition opposing Johnson agrees on manifesto scoring cuts in spending as result of Vietnam war

Antiwar Slate to Oppose Johnson in State Primary; JOHNSON FACING FIGHT IN PRIMARY

Cunard liner Q-4 christened Queen Elizabeth II by Queen, J Brown yd, Clydebank; Princess Margaret also attends; illus; name seen surprise choice; Scottish nationalist repr critical; Cunard officials troubled over econ outlook for ship

Name of Cunarder Is a Surprise but Has Precedent; QUEEN LAUNCHES THE ELIZABETH II

Adm Sharp warns Cong that halt in bombing of N Vietnam would be disaster for US and extend war indefinitely, Sen subcom testimony made pub; complains about curbs on bombing and urges increase in bombing pressure and mining of Haiphong; discloses that at 1 point last spring Adm was considering bombing cessation as means of encouraging talks with Hanoi

Adm. Sharp Warns U.S. Bombing Halt Would Extend War; ADMIRAL OPPOSES HALT IN BOMBING

A tentative settlement of the school dispute, which has kept most teachers and many pupils out of school for eight days, was announced yesterday by Mayor Lindsay.

SCHOOL ACCORD IS REACHED; CLASSES EXPECTED MONDAY IF TEACHERS RATIFY TERMS; NO STUDIES TODAY Union Is Due to Vote Sunday Approval Seen as Likely School Accord Is Reached; Classes Expected Monday if Teachers Ratify Terms CLASSES CLOSED TO PUPILS TODAY Teachers Reported to Get $150 Extra Next Year in $135.4-Million Plan

use of contraceptive pills in areas frequented by pigeons to cut their rising birth rate noted

The Pill for Geneva Pigeons

257 persons jailed for contempt for refusing to stand when judge enters ct; trial concerns June demonstration

257 Jailed for Contempt

Adm Sharp, in testimony to Sen Subcom now made pub, reveals intelligence estimates showing that shipments to N Vietnam from USSR and Communist China increasing

Targets in the North; 'Shouldering Out' of Haiphong Port Carries U.S. Policy Into New Phase

U.N. Assembly Chooses Its 17 Vice Presidents

Sen passes bill to create Pres comm to study problem and recommend legis

Pornography Bill Voted

article on bombings in Haiphong area as means of 'shouldering out' city sees move as new phase in US policy; comments on Sharp testimony and views of McNamara and Johnson on bombing; map; Gov Rockefeller, declining to comment directly on Romney call for de-escalation, says Judgments on bombing should be made only by those with access to special intelligence information, news conf

Governor Calls Secret Data Vital to Stand on Bombing

The Proceedings In the U.N.

US med team, returned from US-sponsored inspection trip to S Vietnam, urges expansion of pub health program; Dr Blasingame, team head, to give rept to Pres Johnson

U.S. ASKED TO EXPAND SAIGON HEALTH AID

Casualties Are Identified

Comsat awards $864,990 contract to Vanguard Construction Corp to build earth station in PR

Comsat Awards Contract

Greece ousts Athens embassy press and cultural attache J Smidt on espionage charges

2 East European Diplomats Expelled by Greek Regime

Israel Arrests 9 Arabs

USMC planes strike near Chulai; 1 Vietnamese civilian killed after US bomb is accidentally dropped on village in Binhdinh prov

B-52's Bomb Enemy Artillery in the Buffer Strip; Seek to Silence Guns of Foe as Marine Casualties Rise Bad Weather Over the North Grounds Navy Planes

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September 21, 1967

Headlines from September 21, 1967

Storm Hits Texas; Tornadoes Kill 4; Hurricane Hits Texas and Moves Inland; 4 Killed by Twisters

Women Fight Police Near White House; Protest by Women Is Turned Back by Police Near White House

U.S. BALKED IN U.N. ON VIETNAM TALKS; Some Allies Join Soviet in Opposing Debate on War by Security Council U.S. BALKED IN U.N. ON VIETNAM TALKS

My Brother Dies in Disgrace; By Svetlana Alliluyeva: My Brother Vasily Is Disgraced and Dies a Drunkard

SENATE APPROVES MODEL CITY FUNDS OF $537-MILLION; Also Votes $40-Million for Rent Supplement Fight in Conference Expected SENATE APPROVES MODEL CITY FUND

Billboard 200

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Doors

Flowers

Headquarters

Groovin'

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 21, 1967