resigns to work for Pres Johnson's re-election as White House aide; por

C.A.B. CHAIRMAN EXPECTED TO QUIT; Murphy Likely to Have Role in Johnson's Campaign

Nixon says Govt must encourage business to help solve problems of poor, s, NAM; says business itself must take mor initiative

NIXON PUTS RIGHTS AHEAD OF VIETNAM; Tells N.A.M. Fight Against Racial Injustice Is Vital to Keep a Free Society

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Dec. 8--The Security Council agreed by consensus today that Secretary General Thant could enlarge the United Nations observer force in the Suez Canal zone and provide additional transport for it.  

Enlarging of Suez Force Approved by U.N. Council; Soviet Sought Meeting

USSR urges W Ger to accept Munich Pact cancellation

MOSCOW HARDENS LINE ON GERMANY; Bids Bonn End Its Claim to Berlin and Polish Area

Joint Legis Com on Matrimonial Law votes to urge Legis to make women as liable to payment of alimony as men; com holds Mex and other foreign divorces are valid and decides not to seek Law revision; votes to ask Legis to amend law to start conciliation process at start of action for separation or annulment as well as divorce; will study proposal to offer conciliation service when marriage 'starts to go sour'; Appellate Div 1st Dept conciliation comr Spellman repts 50-60 divorce applications have been filed wkly since law went into effect, about number that was expected monthly; repts successful conciliation in about 2.5% of cases

Payment of Alimony by Women Proposed by Legislative Panel; CHANGE PROPOSED FOR DIVORCE LAW

Fulbright says greatest cost of war is moral one consisting of betrayal of Amer's own past and promises, s, Sen; says even if Adm's recent optimistic predictions are borne out, US would still have fought immoral and unnecessary war; says US would be sole support of weak regime at cost of perhaps $10-15-billion a yr if US won; makes other comments on US policy and reactions of foreign nations to it; Sen Dodd, in earlier s, says US should not abandon right moral cause simply because cost of defending it is high; says most of opposition to war comes from those most remote to problem; contends SE Asian leaders back US intervention

FULBRIGHT SCORES WAR AS 'IMMORAL'; Says World Doubts Motives --Dodd Defends Policies in Earlier Senate Speech Chamber Nearly Empty FULBRIGHT SCORES WAR AS 'IMMORAL'

poor weather limits US raids; recent downing of 1 US plane reptd

2 Battalions of Vietcong Crushed in Mekong Delta; 3 Battalions Sent In 2 Vietcong Battallions in Delta Reported Crushed by Vietnamese U.S. Provides Air Support 252 Killed in Binhdinh

France continues ban on shipping Mirage V fighters because of conditions in Middle East

PARIS ARMS CURB EASED FOR ISRAEL; All Equipment on Order Is Being Delivered Except Mirage V Warplanes PARIS ARMS CURB EASED FOR ISRAEL

Reptdly to be 1st woman member of NYSE; career discussed; por

First New York Exchange Seat For Woman Sought by Analyst; WOMAN SEEKING A BIG-BOARD SEAT

FTC files complaints against 9 bldg operators for failing to mention all-white-occupancy in ads; move is 1st time comm sought to end housing bias by policing real estate ads under its power to stop misleading ad; chmn Dixon and Comr MacIntyre question comm'a authority to act in civil rights field

F.T.C. COMPLAINS APARTMENT ADS MASK COLOR LINE; Files Actions Calling Them Illegal for Not Mentioning All-White Occupancy STEP IS FIRST OF KIND Power to Police Misleading Advertising Used Against Developers Near Capital Calls on Congress F.T.C. Complains on Apartment Ads Hearing Is First Step

Govs Kirk and Bartlett fail in effort to keep Gov Chafee from becoming assn pres because of his link with Gov Romney Pres campaign

Rockefeller Refuses to Rule Out His Acceptance of a Draft in '68; ROCKEFELLER BARS RULING OUT DRAFT

140 held, NYC, in scuffles with police as Stop the Draft Wk ends; illus; 585 were arrested in city during wk; 30 held for attempt to block New Haven induction center

DRAFT FOES CLASH WITH POLICE HERE; 140 Youths Are Seized on Last Day of Protests-- Major Disruption Blocked POLICE BREAK UP ANTIWAR RALLIES Taunted by Teen-Agers Rally Leader Seized Policeman Injured 30 Held in New Haven

US State Dept issues statement reassuring S Vietnam that Johnson Adm would not shift its position on not dealing with Vietcong without consulting Saigon and other allies, reply to press speculation and reptd complaints from S Vietnamese Govt about recent US moves and probing by Vietcong at UN and in Saigon; reasserts Adm's gen unwillingness to engage directly in peace talks with Vietcong, but suggests S Vietnamese Govt expand contacts with Vietcong; indicates US favors inviting Vietcong to Security Council meeting, and that this is consistent with US policy since '65; Rusk seeks to dismiss as propaganda move Vietcong effort in Sept to send reprs to UN; Sen Foreign Relations Com, at urging of Sen Gore, reptdly votes to call Rusk and reprs of CIA to testify on Vietcong probes; Goldberg begins talks with Security Council members on prospects for Council debate; confs with S Vietnamese observer at UN, Nguyen Huu Chi

SAIGON RECEIVES U.S. REASSURANCE ON ISSUE OF TALKS; Washington Says It Will Not Shift Position on Vietcong Without Consulting Allies PAST CONTACTS BACKED State Department Indicates Support for an Invitation by U.N. to Liberation Front Complaints From Saigon SAIGON RECEIVES U.S. REASSURANCE Senators Seek Explanation Encouragement to Saigon

SHEIK ABDULLAH IS FREED BY INDIA; Kashmiri Leader Released After 2 Years' Detention In Dispute Since 1947

USSR repts satellite-tracking stations have been set up in some African and Asian countries

Soviet Tracking Stations

Kashmiris' Hero; Mohammed Abdullah Man In the News He Charges Betrayal

Foreign Office bars 'off-the-record' ints; sets rules for ints with newsmen

British Foreign Office Bars Use of Term 'Off the Record'

Saudi desire to delay meeting seen linked to possible overthrow of Repub Govt

YEMEN CLOUDING CAIRO ARAB TALKS; Foreign Chiefs Meet Today --Royalists Claim Gain

Prof Bethe arrives in Stockholm to get Physics Prize

Bethe Lands in Stockholm To Receive His Nobel Prize

all signs of Eng being removed, Lucknow; agitation, believed sparked by Jan Sangh and Samyukta Socialists, spreads to Kanpur, Allahabad, Agra and other major to ???ns

INDIAN STUDENTS WAR ON ENGLISH; Agitators Forcing Language Underground in Lucknow

Mihajlov Ends Hunger Strike

Geghman holds Saudi Arabia still aids royalists

Royalist Claims Denied

Greek troop evacuation begins; illus; 500 Amer dependent; return from Beirut

Greece Quietly Begins Troop Evacuation From Cyprus

LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuters)-- Louis Dreyfus, a onetime New York errand boy who later brought hit American musical plays to London, left $2.8million in Britain, his will disclosed today.

L. Dreyfus Left $2.8-Million

UJA exec vice chmn Friedman repts Israel Emergency Fund, begun in June to meet cost of humanitarian programs because of war emergency, will be continued through '68; outlines programs

ISRAEL FUND DRIVE EXTENDED IN U.S.; United Jewish Appeal Aide Says Millions Are Needed War Drained Funds

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December 9, 1967

Headlines from December 9, 1967

C.A.B. CHAIRMAN EXPECTED TO QUIT; Murphy Likely to Have Role in Johnson's Campaign

NIXON PUTS RIGHTS AHEAD OF VIETNAM; Tells N.A.M. Fight Against Racial Injustice Is Vital to Keep a Free Society

Enlarging of Suez Force Approved by U.N. Council; Soviet Sought Meeting

MOSCOW HARDENS LINE ON GERMANY; Bids Bonn End Its Claim to Berlin and Polish Area

Payment of Alimony by Women Proposed by Legislative Panel; CHANGE PROPOSED FOR DIVORCE LAW

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