US delays reply to USSR proposal to open talks on missile race at end of Sept in Geneva; officials lay delay to resentment over invasion of Czech and uncertainty over level at which meeting should be held

U. S. Delays Reply To Soviet Atom Bid; U.S. DELAYS REPLY ON NUCLEAR TALKS

in Nice, France, with wife and friends; int on campaign and other subjects; illus

McCarthy Relaxes, Reflects and Jests; McCarthy Relaxes, Reflects and Jests

Natl Comm on the Causes and Prevention of Violence holds closed session to permit free discussion of incidents in Chicago; FBI Dir Hoover says police were goaded into using force by demonstrators who wished to foment violence; notes provocative actions of demonstrators; M S Eisenhower says there were excesses on both sides of clash; Atty Gen Clark comments on violence, but says his remarks are not directed at Chicago police; Clark and Hoover agree news media distorted some coverage

CLARK AND HOOVER DIFFER ON POLICE BEFORE U.S. PANEL; Attorney General Warns of Illegalities -- Head of F.B.I. Cites Goading in Chicago

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Dem Pres candidate Vice Pres Humphrey, urging ratification of nuclear nonproliferation treaty, likens situation facing Sen to that facing Sen over Treaty of Versailles

Humphrey Appeals For Prompt Action On Nuclear Treaty; HUMPHREY PLEADS FOR NUCLEAR PACT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 -Senate and House conferees agreed today on a compromise designed to stem the flow of Federal loans and grants to students who engaged in serious campus disturbances.  

CONFEREES BACK SCHOOL RIOT CURB; Compromise Seeks to Stem Flow of Federal Help to Students in Disorders

Nixon says some of major problems confronting US and USSR might be worked out 'in series of summit meetings', TV s, Calif; approaches issue with great caution

NIXON GIVES HINT OF SUMMIT MOVE; Indicates if He Is Elected Meetings With Russians Might Solve Problems

about 150 students led by M Rudd and other SDS leaden disrupt regis during demonstration in which they demand group of suspended students be permitted to regis; illus; brief scuffle between students and campus guards ensues after univ officials reject demand; no arrests made, no city police called to campus; size of student demonstration and coolness of demonstrators seen as indication that SDS has failed to mobilize broad campus support it had last spring; univ order banning use of campus theater by SDS for internatl student conf ignored by 400 students; students later march on acting pres Cordier's residence to symbolically revoke univ's charter; univ weighs revoking SDS charter; most of SDS strength is now centered in Coll, which has new dean, Dr Hovde

Student Rebels Disrupt Columbia's Registration; Student Rebels Disrupt Columbia's Registration

City and Port Auth agree en plan to build $60-million terminal from W 46 to W 50 Sts to serve all passenger liners, cutback of $16.5-million from original plan; details; drawing; Mayor Lindsay and Auth exec Tobin hold joint news conf; project will get funds from city capital budget outside debt limit; Auth will guarantee full payment of lease and collect from lines on user basis; Atlantic Passenger SS Conf chmn O J Weber hails plan

$60-Million Complex to Serve Passenger Ships at One Midtown Site; Port Authority to Build Huge Terminal for Liners

Intergovt Relations Advisory Comm rept urges changes in state and local orgn to preserve 'balance' in Fed system

U.S. PANEL URGES WIDE STATE POWER OVER FEDERAL AID; ' Untied' Grants Suggested, to Be Spent as the Local Governments See Fit

5 Boro Presidents and Controller Procaccino propose additions and modifications to 8 routes proposed by MTA; agree to provide additional $230-million needed for routes; hold funds could be allocated from city's capital budget during next 10 yrs without exceeding debt limit; insist on bldg 2d Av subway extension to the Battery in 1st phase of MTA program; ask for new Utica Av line and extension of Nostrand Av line in Bklyn, tearing down 3d Av el in Bronx and use of Penn Central tracks to carry subway cars through Bronx; other proposals detailed; Mayor Lindsay also proposes 7 new routes, including some proposed by Boro Presidents; backs immediate bldg of 2d Av subway extension; urges entire line be made 2-track, high-speed route rather than 4-track route proposed by MTA; proposes new Manhattan crosstown line in 48th St area; proposals detailed

Expanded Subway Plans Urged by the 5 Borough Presidents and Lindsay; CITY FOR WIDENING SUBWAY PLANNING

ALLEN RE-ENTERS CITY SCHOOL CRISIS ON MAYOR'S PLEA; Commissioner Hurries Here to Deal With Problem of Ocean Hill Stand

Sen, 70-17, passes bill restricting interstate sales of rifles, shotguns and ammunition; rejects attempts by Sens Tydings, Jackson and Brooke to strengthen Adm bill by requiring regis of firearms or licensing of gun owners; bill detailed; will now go to Cong conf; Sen E M Kennedy in 1st appearance on floor since assassination of his bro Sen R F Kennedy, casts vote for regis and licensing which he and his bro had advocated; gun control opponents, in prior debate, reject gun control advocates claim of link between regis and licensing and crime

GUN CONTROL BILL PASSED IN SENATE; Interstate Sales of Shotguns, Rifles and Ammunition Are Curbed -- Vote Is 70-17

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HLH Co and Dallas plant mgr A J Woodward indicted for alleged contamination of stored foodstuffs

Dallas Company Indicted

Pres Marcos signs law declaring Malaysian Sabah to be within Philippines territory; says Philippines does not plan physical incorporation of Sabah, will pursue its claim by peaceful means; instructs Sec Ramos to notify UN, which earlier had asked it to set forth traditional territorial limits of country; map

MANILA ASSERTS RIGHTS TO SABAH; New Law Declares State Is Part of Philippines

Malaysia Reacts Strongly

daily Communist newspaper Norrskensflamman demands resignation of party leadership in wake of election losses

Swedish Red Chiefs Assailed

Downfall of sheiks and sultan wipes out last traces of Negro slavery; econ problems of ex-slave noted

Last Trace of Slavery in Southern Yemen Erased; Fall of Sheiks and Sultans Results in the Liberation of Africans' Descendants

LAGOS TROOPS PRESS MARCH ON UMUAHIA

Spanish drs under Dr C Martinez Bordui transplant heart into J Rodriguez Grille, 44, Spain's 1st transplant; Houston drs transplant heart to D J Vlaco (Yugoslavia), 16; transplant kidney to another patient at same time; Venezuelan drs perform 1st transplant on Saudi Arabian, who dies a few hrs later

FRANCO SON-IN-LAW TRANSPLANTS HEART

Pittsburgh drs transplant liver into 14-mo-old infant, who dies 36 hrs later

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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Sept. 18 -- The Security Council today adopted overwhelmingly a resolution insisting that Israel and the Arab states "rigorously" respect its cease-fire order and urging them to cooperate fully with Ambassador Gunnar V. Jarring's efforts for a settlement.

U.N. EXHORTS FOES IN MIDEAST ANEW; Council Bids Arab States and Israel Observe Truce

Dr Merritt in Lisbon; med bulletin signed by him says Salazar may survive; praises his 'indomitable spirit'

U.S. Neurologist Says Salazar May Survive

UAR repr in Cairo says new protective defense policy means UAR will reply with everything in defense system when Israelis fire a shot at canal

Egypt Pledges Response

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September 19, 1968

Headlines from September 19, 1968

U. S. Delays Reply To Soviet Atom Bid; U.S. DELAYS REPLY ON NUCLEAR TALKS

McCarthy Relaxes, Reflects and Jests; McCarthy Relaxes, Reflects and Jests

CLARK AND HOOVER DIFFER ON POLICE BEFORE U.S. PANEL; Attorney General Warns of Illegalities -- Head of F.B.I. Cites Goading in Chicago

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Humphrey Appeals For Prompt Action On Nuclear Treaty; HUMPHREY PLEADS FOR NUCLEAR PACT

Billboard 200

Waiting For The Sun

Time Peace/The Rascals' Greatest Hits

Feliciano!

Wheels Of Fire

Realization

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for September 19, 1968