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Humphrey arrives under heavy guard; makes s at Saigon airport and is welcomed by Nguyen Cao Ky; security arrangements noted; Hanoi broadcast implying terrorist threat to Humphrey noted; illus

HUMPHREY OPENS VISIT TO VIETNAM; SAYS U.S. IS FIRM; Tells Premier Ky at Airport That Nation Is Confident Regime Will Persevere SECURITY GUARD HEAVY Vice President Decorates Wounded G.I.'s on Brief Trip to Mekong Delta

Hanoi radio repts B-52 downed in southern part of zone; US silent

106 VIETCONG DIE ATTACKING CAMPS; Allies Repulse 1,000 of Foe Near Cambodian Border --2 U.S. Jets Downed 106 VIETCONG DIE ATTACKING CAMPS B-52 Downed, Hanoi Says Jets Hammer North Again

Fever Forces Pope To Miss Ceremony; POPE HAS A FEVER AND MISSES RITES Clerics Read Speeches Tribute to France

Pres Diaz Ordaz gives land titles for over 2.5-million acres to 9,600 peasant families, Chihuahua, largest single distribution in Mex; map

DIAZ DISTRIBUTES LAND TO PEASANTS; 9,600 Families in Chihuahua Granted 2.5 Million Acres Under Reform Program

Lindsay adm, acting under Fed Hill-Staggers Act, which calls for creation of agency to carry out 'comprehensive areawide health planning,' demands that it be given major voice in planning of all private hosps and health facilities in city; under law new agency is to be designated by NYS Health Dept with US PHS approval; many of powers agency will have already vested under state law in Southern NY Health and Hosp Planning Council, composed mainly of private hosp assns, which city seeks to supplant; city seeks to have Mayor appt agency that would be under his Health Services Adm; council pres Dr Haldeman and Admr Brown comment; both seek compromise which may result in city's designation as planning agency and delegation of staff work to council; PHS regional dir Dr Kimmey comments on scope of new agency; Citizen's Com for Children opposes designation of council; Sen Thaler opposes either council or city; says control should be with 'people,'

CITY IS DEMANDING VOICE IN PLANNING HEALTH FACILITIES; Seeks to Name New Agency to Control Hospitals and Technical Programs MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED Mayor Would Replace State Body Made Up Mostly of Private Associations

Heller, after evaluating readings of carbon monoxide levels at 5 measuring stations, says that autos and trucks may have to be banned from such areas as Times Square, Herald Sq and Canal St because levels approach danger point, TV int; says it might be possible to control some pollution by putting special devices on taxis; makes other comments; Comr Barnes comments

CITY MAY BAN CARS IN POLLUTED SPOTS; Heller Says Move May Be Necessary in Manhattan During Danger Periods

fair ends; closing ceremonies illus; Prime Min Pearson, Comr Gen Dupuy, Mayor Drapeau hail fair; total attendance 50,306,648, record for 1-season fair; police help fair guards to prevent vandalism by souvenir hunters

Expo 67 Bows Out; Attendance Record Of 50.3 Million Set; Expo 67 Closes, Setting an Attendance Record of 50.3 Million Many Montrealers Return New Stature Seen

Regional Plan Assn holds Lower Manhattan Expressway would quadruple truck speeds

U.S. URGED TO PAY FOR HELP TO POOR; Regional Plan Unit Studies $2.6-Billion Program

Micronesia: 2,141 Islands Forgotten by U.S.; Micronesia: Disenchantment Is Growing in the Pacific Islands Ruled by the U.S.

Makes s, billed as last pub appearance, to students from 30 countries, meeting sponsored by US Natl Student Assn Educ Travel Inc; discusses his philosophy of dissent, his love for US, his loyalties; tells how he is going about retiring; urges youth to carry on; illus; his infirmities noted

Thomas Tells Youth To Carry On for Him In a 'Last Speech'; THOMAS'S SPEECH CALLED HIS LAST Face Shows Strain 'Rise Above Loyalties' Assisted From Platform

Baldwin discusses USSR advances in offensive and defensive missile tech and strength, article in series on USSR since Bolshevik Revolution; illus

1917--The Russian Revolution--1967; Soviet Military Advances Pose a Challenge for U.S.

125,687 See Giants and Jets

Asst Sec Morris announces tightening of procurement policies; concedes move is linked to Repr Pike disclosures that Govt was overcharged more than $34,000 on about 18 small contracts; Justice Dept given records of alleged overcharges by Designatories Inc and its Sterling Instruments Div; both have been barred from mil contracts pending probe; HR Armed Services Subcom may probe entire procurement system

PENTAGON BUYING REVISED IN DRIVE ON OVERCHARGES; Added Training Is Planned for Small-Item Purchasers After Excess-Cost Inquiry Changes Ordered Hearings May Be Held PENTAGON REVISES POLICY ON BUYING

article on plans by Evangelical Ch to make celebration day of natl unity and steps by E Ger Govt to use it as propaganda appeal on behalf of Ger Dem Repub

East Germans Limit Their Luther Observance; A Small Group of Churchmen Meets in Wittenberg to Note Beginning of Reformation

ROME, Oct. 29 (AP)--Mrs. John F. Kennedy spent a quiet day today at the residence of the American Ambassador, G. Frederick Reinhardt, after arriving for a two-day stopover on her way to Cambodia.  

Mrs. Kennedy Stops in Rome

BONNELL PREDICTS NEW UNITY MOVE; Theologian Hopes Churches Will Share in Communion

Jordanian King Hussein in Bonn for talks on W Ger aid

King Hussein Lands in Bonn

USSR and E Ger troops parade in E Berlin to demonstrate power of Communist forces in Central Eur; Western mil command in Berlin calls parade violation of 4-power status of city

FORCES PARADED IN EAST GERMANY; Russians Join 5 Displays-- Allies Denounce Move

13 nations, meeting in Guatemala, ask preferential aid treatment by internatl orgns, closer econ cooperation among Caribbean nations and formation of inst for small indus with hq in Quito

13 LATIN LANDS SEEK TRADE PREFERENCES

4-party non-Socialist coalition Govt enters 3d yr on course not much different from Labor regime it replaced; prosperity seen leading pub to lose interest in pol

Prosperous Norway Avoids Major Policy Shifts; As Coalition Regime Enters 3d Year, Vietnam and Use of Narcotics Are Issues

say Cosmost 186 apparently is duplicate of Soyuz I

U.S. Not Asked

supply ship joins other ships in Port Said

8 Soviet Ships Visit U.A.R.

Ger Space and Satellite Research Inst dir H Kaminski says Cosmos 186 sent large amount of data on same frequency as Soyuz I

Soviet Asks India for Permission to Land Astronauts There After Flight; Four Launchings Noted

article on problems facing Nguyen Van Thieu in ending corruption, bringing about reforms, winning popularity and creating new adm

New Phase for Thieu; President Faces Tasks of Ending Corruption and Winning Popularity

Bradley E. Aitken is a Canadian former professional ice hockey Left wing who played 14 games in the National Hockey League.

Brad Aitken, Canadian ice hockey player

Brad_Aitken

Leonidas Kavakos is a Greek violinist and conductor. He has won several international violin competition prizes, including the Sibelius, Paganini, Naumburg, and Indianapolis competitions. He is an Onassis Foundation scholar. He has also recorded for record labels such as Sony/BMG and BIS. As a conductor, he was an artistic director of the Camerata Salzburg and has been a guest conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra and Boston Symphony Orchestra.

October 30, 1967

Headlines from October 30, 1967

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HUMPHREY OPENS VISIT TO VIETNAM; SAYS U.S. IS FIRM; Tells Premier Ky at Airport That Nation Is Confident Regime Will Persevere SECURITY GUARD HEAVY Vice President Decorates Wounded G.I.'s on Brief Trip to Mekong Delta

106 VIETCONG DIE ATTACKING CAMPS; Allies Repulse 1,000 of Foe Near Cambodian Border --2 U.S. Jets Downed 106 VIETCONG DIE ATTACKING CAMPS B-52 Downed, Hanoi Says Jets Hammer North Again

Fever Forces Pope To Miss Ceremony; POPE HAS A FEVER AND MISSES RITES Clerics Read Speeches Tribute to France

DIAZ DISTRIBUTES LAND TO PEASANTS; 9,600 Families in Chihuahua Granted 2.5 Million Acres Under Reform Program

Billboard 200

Diana Ross And The Supremes Greatest Hits

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Doors

Ode To Billie Joe

Aretha Arrives

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 30, 1967