arrives, NYC, as guest of anti-Zionist Amer Council for Judaism; is greeted by council pres Korn and rival group led by Orthodox Rabbi P M Teitz; Korn says other groups are free to deal with Levin; illus

Rabbi of Moscow Arrives for a Visit; Chief Rabbi of Moscow Arrives at Kennedy

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Sup Ct, 5-4, rules jailing chronic alcoholics for pub drunkenness does not violate their const rights, L Powell case; Justice Marshall delivers prevailing opinion expressing fears that extension of 8th Amendment's bar against 'cruel and unusual punishment' could be stretched to excuse persons who commit more serious crimes while drunk; Justice Fortas dissent argues that alcoholism is disease and person should not be punished for condition he can not change

Chronic Alcoholics' Jailing For Intoxication Is Upheld; JAIL TERM UPHELD FOR ALCOHOLICS

majority of City Council holds cuts they have made in exec budget will enable Lindsay to raise tax by only $19.8-million, instead of $25-million

REDUCED BUDGET ADOPTED FOR CITY; Estimate Board and Council Say Mayor's Plan Was Cut by More Than $88-Million Cut Version of Mayor's Budget is Adopted by Board of Estimate and City Council

Eshkol and Dayan reptdly support Min Allon plan for eventual disposition of Jordan west bank; plan calls for string of paramilitary Israeli settlements in Jordan Valley along sparsely populated western edge of river to provide a security belt against infiltration, while avoiding problem of absorbing large number of Arabs into state; Jordanian area west of belt, with exception of Jerusalem and certain areas near Hebron and Latrun, would have autonomous status as part of Jordan or as ind entity; if peace treaty is reached with Jordan it would be guaranteed access through belt and through Israel to Mediterranean; Arab west bank area would also be guaranteed Mediterranean access; Labor party mins are not expected to seek formal approval of plan at this time; map

Plan for West Bank Supported in Israel; Israeli Cabinet Leaders Back a West-Bank Plan

GUN REGISTRATION PUSHED IN CAPITAL; Administration Is Urged to Press for Stricter Curbs GUN REGISTRATION PUSHED IN CAPITAL

Sighting of Enemy Copters Near the DMZ Is Reported; Enemy Helicopters Believed Sighted Near DMZ

Nixon slates oppose Rockefeller slates in 10 of 82 NYS primary contests

SENATORIAL RACE LEADS CONTESTS IN PRIMARY TODAY; 3 Democrats Seek to Oppose Javits -- Kennedy's Death Blunts Presidential Drive SENATE RACE TOPS TODAY'S PRIMARY

McCarthy challenges Humphrey to tell Amer people whether he has any differences with Adm's policy, or any doubts about it, s, NYC; says war must end; is concerned about indifference beginning to develop over war among people who formerly supported it but now oppose it; says burden continues on those opposed to war to call Adm policymakers to judgment and to call upon them to end war; Humphrey aide implies Humphrey pub statements and private thoughts on war are alike

M'CARTHY PRODS HUMPHREY ON WAR; Challenges Him to Disclose if He Has Any Doubts on Administration Policy M'CARTHY PRODS HUMPHREY ON WAR

Actors Equity strikes NY Theaters League over pay, employment of aliens, other issues; 19 Bway shows and 9 touring cos closed; illus; City Center, repertory, Off Bway not affected; both sides had confs with City Hall mediators; producer D Merrick pessimistic; to close shows I Do! I Do! and How Now, Dow Jones

STRIKE BY ACTORS CLOSES 19 SHOWS ALONG BROADWAY; Equity Orders Walkout After 2d Extension of Contract With Theater League 9 ROAD TROUPES HALT Issues Involve Wages, Alien Performers, Term of Pact and Chorus Employment STRIKE BY ACTORS CLOSES 19 SHOWS

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Message to Chancellor Kiesinger promising US support to W Berlin against E Ger restrictions on traffic to city

JOHNSON AFFIRMS STAND ON BERLIN; Note to Kiesinger Assails East German Rules JOHNSON AFFIRMS STAND ON BERLIN

L D Sherman & Co agrees to suspend operations until its trading records and financial statements satisfy SEC

Brokers Warned by S.E.C. To Cut Back on Stock Jam; S.E.C. Warns Stock Brokers to Help Cut Back the Sales Jam During the Heavy Volume in the Market

Nguyen Cao Ky, speaking to nation after series of pol setbacks, urges S Vietnamese to rally to support of Govt and avoid any coup d'etat efforts, TV s; halts rumors that he is angry over pol reversals; rumors of plot to overthrow Govt increase as Lt Gen Nguyen Due Thang steps down as S Vietnamese Army's IV Corps comdr; Nguyen Cao Ky charges Vietcong spreads rumors of coup; says he bears no ill will towards new Cabinet; lauds Premier Tran Van Huong; makes other comments; S Vietnamese officials say Vietcong plans mock coup; details on power struggle within Govt

KY URGES SUPPORT FOR THIEU REGIME; In TV Speech After Political Setbacks, He Asks People to Avoid Coup Efforts KY URGES SUPPORT FOR THIEU REGIME

Prince Charles Is Invested With the Garter; CHARLES INVESTED WITH THE GARTER

Sup Ct upholds constitutionality of 1866 civil rights statute to outlaw bias in case brought by interracial couple Mr and Mrs J L Jones; couple claim developers refused to sell them a home in St Louis subdiv on racial grounds

HIGH COURT RULES 1866 LAW BARS COLOR LINE IN HOUSING IN ALL SALES AND RENTALS; NEGROES CAN SUE Decision Goes Beyond 1968 Act to Ban Bias in Private Sales High Court Rules 1866 Act Bars Bias in Housing Sales and Rental

US, USSR and GB offer pledge and resolution in UN Security Council providing for 'immediate assistance' to any nonnuclear country facing nuclear aggression; move is aimed at inducing countries to sign nonproliferation treaty; Goldberg, Kuznetsov and Lord Caradon comment; Amb Berard announces France will abstain on vote; Pakistan, India, Algeria and Brazil also expected to abstain

3 ATOMIC POWERS MAKE U.N. PLEDGE; Will Help to Defend Nations Facing Nuclear Threat

USSR soldiers chase group of anti-Communist youths from Soviet war memorial in Brit sector

Berlin Anti-Reds Chased From Soviet War Memorial

Patakos says regime enjoys backing of majority of Greeks; says there are important reasons for not holding early elections; says return to parliamentary rule would destroy regime s revolutionary impetus

GREEK OFFICIAL BARS AN EARLY ELECTION

group of women protesting Vietnam war burn about 12 draft cards outside US Sup Ct; illus; clash with FBI agents arresting draft evader F T Femia

2 Seized in Melee at Antiwar Protest in Washington

5 S Korean fishing boats and 40 crewmen seized by N Korean patrol boats near Yongpyong Is in Yellow Sea

Korean Reds Seize 5 Boats

Y Yevtushenko poem scores Spock conviction

YEVTUSHENKO POEM SCORES WHITE HOUSE

texts of US pledge and of draft resolution

Pledge, Resolution Texts

Frank Müller is a retired male decathlete from Germany. He twice competed at the Summer Olympics for his native country. Müller set his personal best in the men's decathlon on 22 July 2000 in Salzgitter.

June 18, 1968

Headlines from June 18, 1968

Rabbi of Moscow Arrives for a Visit; Chief Rabbi of Moscow Arrives at Kennedy

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Chronic Alcoholics' Jailing For Intoxication Is Upheld; JAIL TERM UPHELD FOR ALCOHOLICS

REDUCED BUDGET ADOPTED FOR CITY; Estimate Board and Council Say Mayor's Plan Was Cut by More Than $88-Million Cut Version of Mayor's Budget is Adopted by Board of Estimate and City Council

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The Graduate

Bookends

Beat Of The Brass

The Birds; The Bees & The Monkees

Honey

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 18, 1968