John Nance Garner, 98, Is Dead; Vice President Under Roosevelt; John Nance Garner, Roosevelt's First Vice President, Dies in Texas Home at 98

NYS voters approve $2.5-billion transportation bond issue including provision for new airports

CHARTER VOTE 3-1; Rockefeller Will Try to Salvage Sections of Beaten Proposal VOTERS APPROVE TRANSPORT BONDS Governor to Call Leaders on Using Part of Proposed Charter as Amendments

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7--The Director of the Selective Service, Lieut. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, said tonight that his agency had doclded to "live up to the letter" of the draft laws and to induct or aid in the prosecution of persons who violated them.

HERSHEY PLEDGES DRAFT CRACKDOWN; Says Selective Service Will Induct or Help to Prosecute Those Violating Law HERSHEY PLEDGES DRAFT LAW DRIVE

CORE gathering signatures for recall petition against Addonizio

A HUGHES SETBACK; Republican Majority Is 3 to 1--Secaucus Rejects Track HUGHES RECEIVES A MAJOR SETBACK Republican Majorities Will Insure the Overriding of Any Governor Vetoes

MINEOLA, L. I., Wednesday, Nov. 8--County Executive Eugene H. Nickerson won re-election yesterday over Sol Wachtler, his Republican opponent, by 845 votes, complete but unofficial returns showed this morning. It was the closest race for County Executive in Nassau's history.

Nickerson Is Victor By Slight Margin; Recount Is Sought; Nickerson Narrowly Re-elected; Nassau G.O.P. Seeking Recount

CLEVELAND NEGRO APPARENT WINNER; Stokes, Democrat in Mayor Race, Overcomes Early Lead of Seth Taft TURNOUT IS HEAVY THROUGHOUT CITY Stokes Stressed Moderation in a Campaign Designed to Blunt Racial Issue; Continued From Page I, Col. 7

5 new types of missiles, including ICBM, paraded, Red Sq, Moscow, as part of mil rev on 50th anniv of Bolshevik Revolution; illus

BIG NEW MISSILE IN SOVIET PARADE; 4 Other Types Are Unveiled in Anniversary Review-- Muscovites Celebrate Soviet Unveils Big Missile in Anniversary Parade

Bundy com rept on school decentralization, prepared at request of Mayor Lindsay, calls for creation of community school dists, each headed by 11-member community school bd and community supts, to rule on tenure of new teachers serving in community schools; would guarantee tenure and salaries of those teachers already in system; Lindsay expected to hold pub hearings on plan; UFT and Council of Supervisory Assns have voiced concern over panel's possible proposals

BUNDY PANEL ASKS COMMUNITY RULE FOR CITY SCHOOLS; 30 to 60 Local Districts Would Be Set Up Under Plan for Total Reform COMMUNITY RULE IS KEY PROVISION Present Board Would Be Replaced--Standards and Goals to Be Redefined

BLS repts unemployment up significantly in Oct to 2-yr high of 4.3%, total of 2,951,000; figure seen 1st strong econ argument against proposed 10% income tax surcharge, though Comr Ross bars comment on such interpretation; job picture seen worsening for adult men, teenagdrs and Negroes; increase in number of persons seeking work rather than drop in number of available jobs linked; of total jobless, 893,000 were adult men and 647,000 were Negroes, 100,000 more than in Sept, putting Negro rate at 8.8% against white rate of 3.8%

JOBLESS RATE 4.3%, UP FOR 2D MONTH; It Worsens for Teen-Agers, Adult Men and Negroes JOBLESS RATE 4.3%, UP FOR 2D MONTH

Hatcher elected by 1,389 votes; tally; Radigan refuses to concede; queries vote in several pcts; candidates illus; voting follows racial lines but Hatcher also recd some white support in record turnout; elaborate police precautions insure peaceful voting; FBI and Justice Dept agents present

First Negro Mayor Is Elected in Gary After Bitter Contest; NEGRO DEMOCRAT ELECTED IN GARY

Voters in San Francisco Reject Immediate Vietnam Cease-Fire; San Franciscans Reject Proposal for a Cease-Fire and Withdrawal of Troops

Mrs. Hicks Beaten For Boston Mayor; Kevin White Defeats Mrs. Hicks in Boston Vote

informants at UN see Nasser now sharing decision-making power with Revolutionary Council

Egypt Asks Urgent Session Of U.N. Council on Mideast; EGYPTIANS SEEK COUNCIL MEETING

Deft Yemeni Leader; Ahmed Mohammed Noman

Kokomo Paper Closes

Noman, who along with M A Osman is on Pres Council, favors letting people chose form of govt, with all elements, including royalists, in on consultations; holds Govt should seek good ties with Saudi Arabia, int; is in Beirut for med care; some observers link pol to his illness; al-Iryani asks him to come to Sana as soon as possible; Beirut observers hold Faisal and UAR repr H M el-Shafei agreed to al-Salal ouster as peace step during conf, Riyadh; Sana radio repts Govt reopens airports and releases pol prisoners jailed in last 12 mos

YEMEN OUTLINES A FLEXIBLE POLICY; A Leader Appears Closer to Royalists on Key Point

LONDON, Nov. 7--A Foreign Office spokesman asserted emphatically today that there had been "no change" in the British position in the Middle East.  

BRITISH DENY SHIFT IN MIDEAST STAND

Hussein, in Washington, Asks Israel to Make a Settlement Offer

JERUSALEM, Nov. 7--Israeli officials have reacted sourly to King Hussein's comments indicating that the Arabs would end the state of war with Israel under certain unspecified conditions.  

ISRAELIS MISTRUST STAND OF HUSSEIN; Aides Feel King's Speeches Have Little Significance 

diplomatic sources rept Govt recently told US it is ready to resume ties

CAIRO SAID TO BACK U.S. PLAN ON PEACE; But Its Stand Is Reported Linked to 2 Conditions

World Jewish Cong pres Goldmann deplores treatment of USSR Jews since revolution, lr to Swiss Embassy

Goldmann Tells Moscow Of 'Distress' Over Jews

Proceedings in the U.N.

Berrigan and 3 others indicted, Baltimore

Federal Jury Indicts Four In Baltimore Draft Protest

JERUSALEM, Nov. 7--Seven Arab infiltrators were killed by Israeli soldiers today in a fight three miles northeast of Hebron. There were no Israeli casualties.  

Israelis Kill 7 Arab Infiltrators After Mine Incident and a Warning on Raids

150 families evacuated from 7-sq-mi area, Mich, as workmen repair natural gas leak; Michigan Consol Gas comments

150 Families Flee Gas Leak

Henry Anderson Rodríguez Lorenzo is a Dominican former professional baseball outfielder, who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Montreal Expos, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, and Florida Marlins from 1992 to 2002.

November 8, 1967

Headlines from November 8, 1967

John Nance Garner, 98, Is Dead; Vice President Under Roosevelt; John Nance Garner, Roosevelt's First Vice President, Dies in Texas Home at 98

CHARTER VOTE 3-1; Rockefeller Will Try to Salvage Sections of Beaten Proposal VOTERS APPROVE TRANSPORT BONDS Governor to Call Leaders on Using Part of Proposed Charter as Amendments

HERSHEY PLEDGES DRAFT CRACKDOWN; Says Selective Service Will Induct or Help to Prosecute Those Violating Law HERSHEY PLEDGES DRAFT LAW DRIVE

A HUGHES SETBACK; Republican Majority Is 3 to 1--Secaucus Rejects Track HUGHES RECEIVES A MAJOR SETBACK Republican Majorities Will Insure the Overriding of Any Governor Vetoes

Nickerson Is Victor By Slight Margin; Recount Is Sought; Nickerson Narrowly Re-elected; Nassau G.O.P. Seeking Recount

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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Doors

Strange Days

The Four Tops Greatest Hits

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