WALL ST. LEADER BACKS HUMPHREY; Weinberg to Seek 'Millions' in One-Man Fund Drive Wall St. Leader to Run a Fund Drive for Humphrey

Lindsay postpones consol of 79 pcts into 55 to allow for additional discussion of plan, averts early closing of 7 stations

Mayor Delays Cuts In Police Precincts; MAYOR POSTPONES CUTS IN PRECINCTS

SOVIET WHEAT AID TO CZECHS HALTED; Moscow Says It Is Short of Grain, but Prague Sees Evidence of Pressure Soviet Halts Its Wheat Shipments to the Czechs

Negroes in and out of army find wide opportunity; roles and opinions of several Negroes discussed; how Negro is treated noted; illus

Negro Expatriates Finding Wide Opportunity in Asia; Armed Forces and Companies Working for U.S. Offer Training, Mobility and Chance at a Life of Equality Negro Expatriates, Military and Civilian, Find Wide Range of Opportunity in Asia MOBILITY OF LIFE ADDS TO THE LURE Many Call Treatment They Receive Close to Ideal of Complete Equality

com of natl business leaders apptd by Gov Rockefeller proposes Fed 'negative income tax' to lift 30-million poor above poverty level; rejects other proposals, including family allowance system; urges spending $11-billion more annually to eliminate poverty; com, headed by J C Wilson, was primarily concerned with welfare problem; rept to serve as agenda for meeting on pub policy sponsored by CED

State Panel Recommends A 'Negative Income Tax'; STATE PANEL ASKS A NEGATIVE TAX'

NJ Assembly passes bill setting $150-million ceiling on state aid to transport pub and parochial school pupils

PLAN TO DEVELOP MEADOWS VOTED BY JERSEY SENATE; Commission With Powers to Tax and Zone Would Erect an Urban Complex Jersey Senate Votes Plan to Develop the Meadows

In hosp with head injuries incurred during Columbia U student demonstrations

1,000 POLICE ACT TO OUST STUDENTS FROM FIVE BUILDINGS AT COLUMBIA; MOVE IN AT UNIVERSITY'S REQUEST; MEDIATION FAILS Proposal by Kirk to End Dispute Spurned by Faculty Group 1,000 Police Move Onto Columbia Campus to Oust Students From Five Buildings

group presents list of militant demands to Govt officials; Abernathy urges jobs be provided for every person able to work; plans for 2d phase of campaign detailed

CAMPAIGN OF POOR BEGINS IN CAPITAL; Freeman, Clark and Wirtz Hear Militant Demands in Talks With 150 Leaders Campaign of Poor Begins in the Capital

Humphrey concedes Johnson Adm may have 'overspoken' when it said it would go 'any place any time' to start talks, TV int; says what everybody understood Johnson to mean was that US would go to 'place that would be conducive to an honorable discussion, a reasonable place'; emphasizes Adm searches for path to peace; voices hope that search for peace will not be issue of conflict during Pres campaign; State Dept repts pace of diplomatic exchs in Laos picked up recently; N Vietnam reptdly rejects 15 possible sites proposed by US; Asst Sec Bundy rejection of Warsaw and Pnompenh as sites noted; State Dept says it is not prepared to enter talks with new Hanoi-backed group in S Vietnam

HUMPHREY HINTS U.S. OVERSTATED ITS STAND ON SITE; Says 'Any Time Any Place' Vow by Johnson May Have Been Put Too Strongly INSISTS HUNT WILL GO ON Vice President Asserts That Private Efforts to Open Ways to Talks Persist Humphrey Hints That U.S. Overstated Its Stand on Talk Site

Rockefeller, after meeting with Legis leaders and mayors of 6 large cities, expresses confidence that Legis will approve more taxes to provide funds for urban areas, news conf; Travia bars action on taxes until Sen passes complete budget

ROCKEFELLER SEES MORE AID TO CITIES; Says He Is Confident That Albany Will Provide Funds -- Travia Rejects Surtax ROCKEFELLER SEES MORE AID TO CITIES

US mil command reimposes tight secrecy on assault on Ashau Valley

Allied Troops in 2 Battles Kill 176 North Vietnamese; For U.S. Wounded, the Helicopter Is the Way Out 176 OF FOE KILLED IN 2 BIG BATTLES

Opposition and independent members in natl assembly lower house allege corruption in high places and call for change of govt

Assemblymen in Saigon Ask Change of Government

In Contact With Hanoi; William Healy Sullivan

WASHINGTON, April 29 -Lieut. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey said today he did not have the funds to carry out most of the recommendations of a Presidential committee on the administration of the draft even though he liked its proposals.  

HERSHEY PRAISES DRAFT PROPOSALS; But Says He Lacks Funds to Carry Them Out 

Several thousand demonstrate in Ankara against US presence in Turkey

Students Protest in Ankara

2 S Korean soldiers killed, 2 others wounded by N Korean fire at demilitarized zone

North Korean Attack Kills 2 at Buffer Zone

Brit Aircraft Corp gets Libyan contract for $240-million worth of antiarcraft missiles and other air defense equipment

MISSILES ORDERED BY LIBYA IN BRITAIN

Look (pub) ed says most important Amer business is to wind up US involvement in war as quickly and as honorably as possible; calls war mistake

Look Editorial Calls Vietnam a Mistake, Asks Early Windup

Vietnam Casualties

10 former SS men get jail terms ranging up to life, 1 defendant found guilty but not sentenced, 4 others acquitted in 18-mo trial, Stuttgart, W Ger, of men accused of roles in murder of over 400,000, Lvov region of Ukraine

11 EX-SS MEN JAILED IN WAR CRIMES TRIAL

establishment of new pol group in S Vietnam said to possibly indicate N Vietnam's tactics in peace talks; group's program noted

Anti-Saigon Front Seeks to Appear Moderate; Hanoi's Fanfare for It Hints of Change in Tactics for Negotiation on Peace

in New Delhi; confs with Prime Min Gandhi

Haile Selassie Confers India

Pearl S Buck Foundation repts 1,200 illegitimate children have been fathered by Amer soldiers serving in Thailand; asserts number will increase rapidly in next 9 mos; foundation aid to mothers and children noted

Thai Children Fathered by U.S. Troops Helped by Pearl Buck Foundation

Oct '67 antiwar demonstrations at Wis U noted

April 30, 1968

Headlines from April 30, 1968

WALL ST. LEADER BACKS HUMPHREY; Weinberg to Seek 'Millions' in One-Man Fund Drive Wall St. Leader to Run a Fund Drive for Humphrey

Mayor Delays Cuts In Police Precincts; MAYOR POSTPONES CUTS IN PRECINCTS

SOVIET WHEAT AID TO CZECHS HALTED; Moscow Says It Is Short of Grain, but Prague Sees Evidence of Pressure Soviet Halts Its Wheat Shipments to the Czechs

State Panel Recommends A 'Negative Income Tax'; STATE PANEL ASKS A NEGATIVE TAX'

Billboard 200

The Graduate

Blooming Hits

Aretha: Lady Soul

The Dock Of The Bay

Parsley; Sage; Rosemary And Thyme

Historical Context for April 30, 1968