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COLUMBIA HALTING WORK ON ITS GYM; SUSPENDS CLASSES; But Students Remain in Five Seized Buildings -- School Closed Until Monday DEMONSTRATIONS GO ON Kirk Refuses Amnesty for Protesters -- Policemen Scuffle With Faculty Columbia Agrees to Suspend Work on Gymnasium That Stirred Student Protest CLASSES CALLED OFF UNTIL MONDAY But Students Remain in 5 Buildings They Seized in 4-Day Uprising

Johnson says he hopes to do some teaching and lecturing at univ after his retirement, s to Burro Club

Johnson Disavows A Bystander Role In the Elections; JOHNSON BARRING BYSTANDER'S ROLE

police clash with Arab women, Jerusalem, protesting planned Independence Day parade through Arab sec; some leaders privately concede marking parade route through Arab sec was mistake; many Israelis and some newspapers hailed earlier suggestion by Maj Gen Bar-Lev that '68 parade be last; press prints lrs protesting parade; Jordan asks Security Council meeting to bar it

Policemen in Jerusalem Skirmish With Arab Women Protesters; POLICE SKIRMISH WITH ARAB WOMEN

Johnson announces Goldberg resignation, news conf; repts that Goldberg is unhappy about Johnson failure to use him in developing negotiations with N Vietnam noted

GOLDBERG QUITS AS U.N. DELEGATE; BALL TO GET POST; SHIFT DUE IN JUNE Johnson's Statement Offers No Praise for Former Justice GOLDBERG QUITS AS U.N. DELEGATE

says sharp income tax rise and larger commuter tax rise are necessary if Legis refuses to adopt his Urbanaid plan, s, Buffalo

Lindsay Fears Rise Here; Mayor Looks to Albany MAYOR FORESEES BIG TAX RISE HERE

Adm negotiations with Cong forces over tax-spending pkg reptdly appear headed for early agreement, although outcome is still uncertain

Prospects Improve For a Tax Increase And Spending Cuts; Prospects Improve for Tax Rise Coupled With Cuts in Spending

Amer and N Vietnamese diplomats meet in Laos without reaching agreement on site; Amb Sullivan confs with N Vietnamese aide Nguyen Chan; officials and informants give various repts; Vice Pres Humphrey forecasts site will be agreed upon in short time; N Vietnamese repr in Laos complains Johnson misconstrues importance of previous diplomatic moves in Laos; these moves noted; Gen Bradley says only thing that can beat US in war is impatience

U.S. ENVOY MEETS HANOI AIDE IN LAOS; SITE STILL NOT SET; North Vietnam Is Reported to Have Sought Contact on a Marginal Matter U.S. ENVOY MEETS WITH HANOI AIDE

$158-million deficit, Mar, is 1st since '63; dock strike, soaring imports linked; graph on imports and exports, '67-68

NATION'S SURPLUS OF EXPORTS FADES; Imports Top Sales Abroad -- Drive to Cut Payments Deficit Suffers a Blow Nation's Trade Surplus Erased

Hughes proposes income tax to finance urban aid, joint Legis session; proposes sales and cigarette tax rises as alternative; Assembly Speaker Smith, Moraites and Sen Majority Leader McDermott bar income tax; Forsythe sees room for compromise between sales and cigarette tax proposal and Repub program

Hughes Asks Income Tax; Urban Plan for Jersey HUGHES PROPOSES STATE INCOME TAX

Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay announce accord on plans for nonprofit corp to build $1.1-billion residential and commercial complex on 104 acres of new land; project will be built on 88 acres of filled-in land, Battery to Chambers St, and 16 acres created by depressing W Side Hwy and bldg platform over it; map; agreement represents compromise between 2 officials and Downtown-Lower Manhattan Assn; agreement on detailed master plan still pending; architects W Harrison, P Johnson and W Conklin named to draft plan; agreement sets up Battery Pk City Corp, run by NYS with 99-yr lease on project; gen plans call for 21,000 apts, 2/3 luxury and 1/3 middle- and low-income dwellings, 5-million sq ft of office space and other commercial and recreational facilities; city expects income from luxury housing and office space to subsidize low-cost housing and capital improvements; other provisions noted

Battery Will Get Housing and Offices; BATTERY WILL GET HOUSING, OFFICES

Goldberg announces resignation as US repr at UN, news conf; believes he can contribute more to world peace as private citizen; denies differences within Adm over Vietnam led to resignation; expresses support for Johnson peace moves; says honorable settlement would contribute to peace and progress

GOLDBERG DENIES DISCORD ON WAR; Sees More Effective Peace Role as Private Citizen -- May Return to Law GOLDBERG DENIES DISCORD ON WAR

Lt J S Aiton (Fla U) hon as outstanding '67 ROTC grad, Pentagon ceremony

R.O.T.C. Graduate Honored

300 students storm Amer Pavilion, Paris, smashing windows and doors in demonstration calling for limited visiting privileges between residents of opposite sex; action follows restrictions imposed by admr R Frazee for earlier student protest; school officials concerned demonstration may be expanded to include sweeping soc and pol changes in adm; demonstration seen test of whether student power movement can be expanded to other univs

300 Students Storm American Dormitory in Paris; Smash Doors and Windows as Administrator Rejects Mixed-Visit Privileges

General, a McNamara Man, to Quit

Sec Gen Thant informs Assembly that Congo (Belgian), Dahomey, Dominican Repub, Haiti, Mali and Paraguay are ineligible to vote because they are more than 2 yrs in arrears on regular assessments

6 Nations Behind in Dues Barred From U.N. Voting

Bradley Cautions on War

students and faculty at Stony Brook Coll begin cutting classes as part of nationwide campus protest against war

Stony Brook Joins U.S. Campus Protest Over Vietnam War

10 U. S. Soldiers Are Killed

Vietnam Casualties

B-52s pave way for S Vietnamese troops searching for enemy in Ashau Valley

South Vietnamese Hunt Enemy in Ashau Valley

Hanoi says Vietcong is ready for all-out offensive and warns S Vietnamese to rally to its side before it starts

HANOI SAYS VIETCONG ARE READY FOR DRIVE

Australian and NZ war veterans and antiwar demonstrators clash, London, at World War I ceremony; illus

Anzac Veterans and Foes of War Clash in London

NYU faculty group to form service to counsel students on ways to avoid draft and to provide psychological aid for students who are unsure how far they are willing to go in opposing Vietnam war

N.Y.U. Faculty Unit Plans Draft-Counseling Service

House Votes Military Bill

John Heartfield was a German visual artist who pioneered the use of art as a political weapon. Some of his most famous photomontages were anti-Nazi and anti-fascist statements. Heartfield also created book jackets for book authors, such as Upton Sinclair, as well as stage sets for contemporary playwrights, such as Bertolt Brecht and Erwin Piscator.

April 26, 1968

Headlines from April 26, 1968

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Johnson Disavows A Bystander Role In the Elections; JOHNSON BARRING BYSTANDER'S ROLE

Policemen in Jerusalem Skirmish With Arab Women Protesters; POLICE SKIRMISH WITH ARAB WOMEN

GOLDBERG QUITS AS U.N. DELEGATE; BALL TO GET POST; SHIFT DUE IN JUNE Johnson's Statement Offers No Praise for Former Justice GOLDBERG QUITS AS U.N. DELEGATE

Billboard 200

The Graduate

Blooming Hits

Aretha: Lady Soul

The Dock Of The Bay

Parsley; Sage; Rosemary And Thyme

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 26, 1968