PARIS -- If Americans have had their troubles following the political ins and outs of this unpredictable campaign year, North Vietnamese negotiators have been even more baffled.  

To Hanoi, 'All Crows Are Black'

TOLEDO, Ohio -- George C. Wallace began to understand Richard M. Nixon's problem last week. The American Independent party candidate named his running mate and the No. 2 man got the ticket in trouble the first time he opened his mouth.  

Wallace Tries to Start That 'Swing'

STUDY FINDS NIXON WINNING 34 STATES TO 7 FOR WALLACE; Humphrey Leading in 4 as He Drops Further Behind in Latest Times Survey

COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 5 -Missouri and Army made enough mistakes in basic football execution today to send Dan Devine and Tom Cahill, the respective coaches, crawling up the walls of the dressing rooms. Each time Missouri tried to pass, Devine must bare held his breath for fear of another Army interception.  

MISSOURI SUBDUES ARMY ELEVEN, 7-3; Record Crowd of 58,576 Sees Cook Score in 1st Period

" The conglomerate, in every sense of the word, is a new economic frontier," says David N. Judelson, president of Gulf and Western Industries, Inc. "It appears now that this new kind of corporation is destined to become the bulwark of the economy of the future, even as it is bolstering the economy of today."  

Giant Mergers Are Stirring Up Giant Questions; Giant Corporate Mergers Are Posing Giant Questions

Cox comm, in releasing rept on spring student disorders, charges univ adm, including trustees, 'too often convoyed attitude of authoritarianism and invited mistrust' in its dealings with students; scores disruptive tactics of student rebels, warning survival of free univ depends on entire community's active rejection of such tactics; rejects view that campus disorders were primarily result of conspiracy of student revolutionaries but admits that 1 cause of disorders was organized effort of tiny group of students in SDS to subvert and destroy univ; charges police with using 'excessive force' while clearing campus bldgs during student disturbances; cites need to correct neutral role of faculty, which did not participate in inst decisions and resulted in lack of internal coherence at univ; urges univ abandon planned Morningside Pk gymnasium or provide for radical alterations, noting Harlem community is firmly opposed to present plan; map of campus and gymnasium site

COX REPORT FINDS COLUMBIA POLICY 'INVITED MISTRUST'; Study in Disorders Holds Administration Conveyed 'Authoritarian' Attitude

Before the biggest crowd in the nine-season history of the American Football League, the New York Jets won a big game last night with two big plays in the final minutes.  

JETS DEFEAT CHARGERS, 23-20, BEFORE RECORD 63, 786; NEW YORK RALLIES

MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Oct. 5 -- An inspired West Virginia eleven gave nationally ranked Penn State some anxious moments for two periods today but then ran out of momentum to clear the way for an emphatic 31-20 success by the unbeaten Nittany Lions.  

PENN STATE TOPS W. VIRGINIA, 31-20; Unbeaten Nittany Lions Score Third Triumph With 2d-Half Rally

on reaction of official Washington; sees way lr was released as blunder; notes Pres may not legally intervene in SEC affairs, notes it could be as late as mid-'70 before Nixon achieves Repub majority on comm; notes he in effect attacked NYSE pres and govs in denouncing cut in sales comms; holds Washington doubts Justice Dept under Nixon Adm would drop pressure for end to all fixed sales comms

Capital View: A Blunder; View From the Capital: First Blunder by Nixon

Sen Preparedness Subcom, in 3d rept in recent wks on various aspects of defense policies, sees US in danger of losing tactical air superiority to USSR because of alleged lag in developing new aircraft

SENATORS SEE LAG IN U.S. AIR POWER; Preparedness Panel Says Soviet May Pass Nation in Fighter Planes SENATORS DISCERN TACTICAL AIR LAG

DETROIT, Oct. 5 -- Detroit's Tiger Stadium, which was supposed to favor the home team because of its home run possibilities, favored the enemy instead today. Three-run homers by Tim McCarver and Orlando Cepeda gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 7-3 victory and a 2-1 lead in the World Series in a game witnessed by 53,634 fans in 56-degree weather.  

CARDS BEAT TIGERS, 7-3, AND LEAD WORLD SERIES, 2-1;; HOMERS DECISIVE

Davis, Nuel Pharr: Lawrence and Oppenheimer

Bomb-Builders; Builders

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THE combination of continuing inflation, a surprisingly vigorous economy and Wall Street's growing conviction of a Nixon victory provided heady stimulants for the stock market last week.  

A Combination of Stimulants Is Propelling a 'Nixon Market'; The Week in Finance:

WASHINGTON -- If Hubert Humphrey still manages to win the 1968 election, last week was probably the week in which Richard Nixon and George Wallace and Lyndon Johnson gave him the chance.  

Humphrey Strikes a Few Sparks of Hope

The Cox Commission said yesterday that the police used "excessive force" and "engaged in acts of individual and group brutality" that "caused violence on a harrowing scale" during last spring's student disorders at Columbia University.

Panel Says Raiding Police Wielded Excessive Force; REPORT CHARGES POLICE EXCESSES

US negotiators reptd urging Johnson to consider bombing halt to get talks moving before he leaves office; there are indications that Harriman and Vance would favor such a move when mil situation warrants it; meeting between Johnson and Vance noted; Amer officials in Paris refuse to discuss Vance mission; feelings of Amer negotiators on bombing halt and talks discussed; US officials say Rusk invited Vance back to US for routine consultations; deny they set deadline for useful bombing halt

U.S. AIDES IN PARIS SAID TO URGE HALT; Negotiators Are Reported Asking Johnson to Consider Stopping Bombing Now U.S. Aides in Paris Said to Urge Johnson to Weigh Bombing Halt

Johnson seen having decided to let Humphrey stray slightly from Adm policy while seeking bigger role for himself in effort to defeat Nixon; questions pol value of Humphrey search for independent line on war; rev of Humphrey's differences with Johnson on war and Humphrey's efforts to chart own course

Johnson Seeks to Aid Humphrey; He Wants Campaign Role -- Nominee Is Eager for Help Johnson Seeking to Aid Humphrey by Taking a Larger Role in the Campaign

Tim McCarver and Orlando Cepeda hit three-run home runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the third game of the World Series yesterday at Detroit. A crowd of 53,634 saw the contest.  

Cardinals Win, 7-3, and Lead Series, 2-1

CASHIERS, N. C. -- In late September, the dogwood, the sourwood, and the black gum trees begin to turn color, but the deep forests, the woods in Washington National Forest, Jefferson National Forest and Pisgah National Forest, all along the Blue Ridge Parkway, stay green a little longer.  

The Ridge Called Blue Shows All the Colors

EVERY time Ossie Davis means to go on with his career as a playwright -- his last effort was the successful "Purlie Victorious" -- something else comes along. A conference on African-American culture, a black protest meeting, an acting job in the movies, in television, an assignment on Broadway.  

Davis Doubles; Rialto: Davis Doubles

On the night of Nov. 5 when election returns start pouring in, Huntley, Brinkley and Cronkite should pause for a moment to honor the memory of Jacob C. Myers.  

Voting Machines Help to Lift Quick Facts Out of a Morass of Paper; Voting Machines Help to Extract Quick Facts Out of a Huge Morass of Paper

Politics thundered into Wall Street with a resounding impact last week in response to Richard M. Nixon's policy statement on regulation of the securities industry.  

Nixon Over Wall Street: His Statement Is a Puzzler; Nixon Step Is Puzzling To Wall St.

Lindsay announces he will hold private meetings on crisis but declines to name whom he will meet with; dispute at IS 148 settled with apptmt of J Greene as principal

Lindsay Holding Meetings To Resolve School Crisis; LINDSAY MEETING IN SCHOOL CRISIS

BREWER, ON 283, WINS ALCAN GOLF; Victor for 2d Year in Row, He Takes $55,000 Prize BREWER, ON 283, WINS ALCAN GOLF

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October 6, 1968

Headlines from October 6, 1968

To Hanoi, 'All Crows Are Black'

Wallace Tries to Start That 'Swing'

STUDY FINDS NIXON WINNING 34 STATES TO 7 FOR WALLACE; Humphrey Leading in 4 as He Drops Further Behind in Latest Times Survey

MISSOURI SUBDUES ARMY ELEVEN, 7-3; Record Crowd of 58,576 Sees Cook Score in 1st Period

Giant Mergers Are Stirring Up Giant Questions; Giant Corporate Mergers Are Posing Giant Questions

Billboard 200

Waiting For The Sun

Time Peace/The Rascals' Greatest Hits

Feliciano!

Cheap Thrills

Are You Experienced?

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for October 6, 1968