October 14, 1968

3 NYC policemen shot and wounded, apparently by sniper, while on guard duty outside PS 155, Ocean Hill-Brownsville dist, Bklyn

Arias urges followers to resist in sts; fighting; erupts in Panama City; 2 guardsmen killed, civilian hurt; junta swears in Cabinet; Pinilla becomes Pres, C A Lopez Guevara Foreign Min; illus; Pinilla stresses that junta is 'provisional, pledges to step down when law and const order are restored; scores Arias as dictator; US reptdly seeks compromise to preserve Arias Govt

Wilson and Smith conclude talks without agreement; Smith returns to Salisbury with Brit document setting forth ultimate terms for settlement; will discuss it with Cabinet and inform Wilson of final view; Brit delegation pessimistic

3d party Pres candidate Wallace issues party platform demanding end to 'minority appeasement'

Hester says strikers may picket but must not bar nonstrikers from bldgs or classes; says univ cannot possibly reinstate Hatchett because 'his adm superiors have lost confidence in him'; Hatchett dismissal seen giving activists exploitable issue they have long sought without success; Hester says he favors student protests but says univ will use all its 'persuasive powers', including suspension, dismissal and police if necessary, if nonstrikers are barred; Hatchett reaffirms he will accept nothing short of total reinstatement; says if 'I am a monster, the scales of justice will catch up with me, and not the scales of The New York Times and the Jewish press'; ex-Justice Goldberg, who intervened last Aug on Hatchett's behalf, unavailable for comment; black and white radicals again threaten strike unless Hatchett is reinstated; Hester's past success in defusing confrontations with students noted

Nixon says he would seek Johnson's aid in ending war, TV taping; scores Johnson's conduct of war; says Johnson is correct in not settling for 'fake peace'

city and union reach agreement in contract dispute; accord must be ratified; Goldberg announces settlement; Lindsay comments; DeLury indicates union will accept contract; illus

lr from 30-yr-old dissident A T Marchenko voicing shame over USSR occupation of Czech made available in West; he sent lr to Czech and Western Communist newspapers in July; seen example of opposition within USSR to invasion; Litvinov, Mrs Daniel and 3 other convicted dissidents had sought to bring his arrest to pub attention

astronauts spend 3d day in orbit tracking stars and other objects, photographing clouds and earth's terrain and nursing colds; while tracking objects, Eisele repts sighting Saturn 1-B sec floating some 200 mi ahead in Tower orbit; crew also checks craft for another main rocket engine test; power temporarily cut off 3 times; cause and effects on mission undetermined; Lunney says nearly 1/2 of planned tests and maneuvers are completed; astronauts and flight controllers puzzled by strange radio signals beaming music to craft; communication network to be studied; crew complains about sleeping bags; says they prefer old method of sleeping buckled in their couches

Workshop in which Croesus (6th century BC) refined gold for his realm uncovered at Sardis; illus-map

UFT teachers approve new strike unless Educ Bd resolves key issues in controversy; Lindsay scores UFT and Shanker for 'illegal and unjustified' course of action, TV int; Donovan also scores strike threat; says he has fulfilled his commitment under agreement to open schools; says he has not recd assurances from principals in Ocean Hill-Brownsville dist that they will assign equally non-classroom duties to union and nonunion teachers