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NIXON RULES OUT AGENCY CONTROL BY STAFF AIDES; He Plans Stronger Role for the Cabinet -- Fills Second Post of Special Assistant Nixon Bars Agency Control by Aides

Goldberg reptdly to name M Waldgier deputy comr for program planning

STATE LETS CITY EASE RELIEF RULE; Statements by Applicants About Eligibility Will Replace Investigation STATE LETS CITY EASE RELIEF RULE

ALBANY LEADERS MAKE NEW MOVE IN SCHOOL STRIKE; Special Committee Is Called Into Emergency Session to Consider Solution MAYOR RESUMES TALKS Puerto Rican and Negro Unionists Threaten a City Labor Revolt Albany Move Made in School Strike

Movement toward unity apparently spurred by Czech invasion and May-June strikes in France; signs discussed; France seen concerned lest it he isolated

EUROPE RENEWING DRIVE FOR UNITY; Signs in NATO and Market Linked to French Strikes and Move Against Prague EUROPE RENEWING DRIVE FOR UNITY

Fed Dist Ct returns $1,021,500 judgment against J L Jones, E Avants and C Fuller and White Knights of KKK for '66 slaying of Negro B C White; observers see little chance of collecting damages from Knights, now in financial disarray because of constant FBI pressure

Klan and 3 Men Fined $1-Million In Slaying of Negro in Mississippi; MISSISSIPPI KLAN FINED IN SLAYING

Deputy Premier Husak charges an illegal network, including 60 radio stations abroad, exercises pressure against process of consolidation'; Czech Natl Council approves resolution protesting Soviet-sponsored newspapers and radio stations

Czech Party Opens Key Session Today; Czech Party's Leadership Opens Crucial Session in Prague Today

Pres de Gaulle bars devaluation of franc as 'absurd' move, Cabinet meeting, but warns other steps will have to be taken; statement seen underlining Govt concern over speculation against franc

Devaluation of the Franc Is Ruled Out by de Gaulle; Devaluation of the Franc Is Ruled Out as 'Absurd' by de Gaulle

Mayor Lindsay has begun a personal campaign to mobilize the public -- including union members -- to force the United Federation of Teachers to accept one of the many school strike settlement proposals that it has already rejected, according to sources close to the negotiations.  

Lindsay Gambling On Public in Strike; Lindsay Gambling on Public's Support in Strike 

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US State Depts says US follows closely enemy attacks on cities

U. S. SAYS HANOI IMPERILS ACCORD THAT ENDED RAIDS; Denounces Military Activity in Buffer Zone as Threat to Negotiations in Paris VIEW ON N.L.F. DISPUTED Washington Denies That It Agreed to 4-Sided Talks as Alleged by the North U.S. SAYS HANOI IMPERILS ACCORD

Hunts Point Co-op Mkt chmn Ellman will ask co-op including 50 meat processing cos to dissolve itself, end plans for move to Hunts Point Mkt; says co-op will demand that NYC return $264,000 deposit; Ellman and Boro Pres Badillo agree dispute began when Acting Comr Forstadt would not authorize start of program unless plans to include cold storage facilities operated by Bronx Refrigerating Co were dropped; Forstadt said NYC had another applicant for facilities; Lewisohn says Corp Counsel will decide whether lease with co-op provides for cold storage facilities

Bronx Facing Loss Of a Major Tenant In Hunts Pt. Market; City Faces Loss of Key Hunts Pt. Market Tenant

ex-Min Z A Bhutto arrested, Lahore, on charge of inciting students to violence; 14 other pol leaders, of whom 11 belong to opposition, also held; include 6 who belong to Bhutto's Pakistan People's party, 5 to left-wing Awami (People's) party and 2 members of governing Moslem League, M A Bhutto, cousin of Z A Bhutto, and G Mustafa Khan, both members of Natl Assembly; W Pakistan Gov M Musa charges arrested persons tried to disrupt adm with 'one blow'; warns severe action will be taken against those who break law; K A Wali Khan charged with 'actively advocating disintegration of Pakistan by setting up Pushtunistan', ind entity to be carved out of portions of northern W Pakistan and Afghanistan and inhabited by Pushto-speaking Pathans; Z A Bhutto's arrest linked to his refusal to appeal to students to end their anti-Govt protests; his role as main opposition leader discussed

PAKISTAN SEIZES EX-AIDE OF AYUB; Bhutto Accused of Inciting Violence -- 2 of 14 Others Held Are in Ruling Party PAKISTAN SEIZES EX-AIDE OF AYUB

H Kahn, in Fortune magazine article on implications of Czech invasion, predicts detente, with East and West growing apart, with lack of interest in each other's affairs; sees 2-sided character of world pol increasingly limited bv rise of Japan, W Ger, France and China

Brezhnev Quotes U.S. Magazine As Proof of 'Imperialist' Designs

students fight among selves, Paris, in brief flare-up of violence over leftist call for 'action meetings' in nation's hss; leftist groups seek right to invite pol figures into schools

Some Violence In Paris

Govt says foreign newsmen will be permitted to enter Cambodia only once every 5 yrs

Foreign Newsmen's Visits Curbed Anew by Cambodia

oust students from 2 Barcelona U schools after they meet to discuss measures by officials banning mass meetings

Evictions in Barcelona

students continue protests; leaders of 'Student Movement' in Florence express solidarity with workers who plan 24-hr gen strike; indicate their protests are aimed at pot and soc reform, as well as educ reform

ITALIAN STUDENTS PRESS PROTESTS; Rome Streets Are Jammed by High School Groups

3 Athens Univ students who suggested that class observe min's silence to hon him arrested

GREECE INCREASING PENALTIES ON FOES

Royal Coll of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, drops rule that bars Czech refugee dentists from taking licensing exams

Limitation on Czech Dentists Dropped by Ontario Group

Laotian Army chief of staff says N Vietnamese troops have heavily reinforced Ho Chi Minh trail

Vientiane Aide Says Hanoi Reinforces Troops in Laos

Govt frees 6 of 7 youths sentenced for demonstrating against occupation of Czech; Havemann's younger son kept in custody

East Germany Frees 6 Youthful Protestors

clerics of Secretariat for Christian Unity

Pope Decries Joint Eucharist With Non-Catholics

Portugal to Join Maneuvers

US, USSR, France and GB reptdly have been urging Jarring to take more active role in peace efforts; UAR reptdly would welcome Jarring as active mediator; exhortations by major powers seen reflecting growing fear of new fighting; UAR stress on its support for Jarring mission in recent statements noted; UAR seen welcoming more-or-less imposed settlement; US officials confirm 4 powers arc eager to see Jarring continue mission

Big 4 Reported Urging Jarring to Take Wider Role

Lionel James "L-Train" Simmons is an American former professional basketball player.

November 14, 1968

Headlines from November 14, 1968

NIXON RULES OUT AGENCY CONTROL BY STAFF AIDES; He Plans Stronger Role for the Cabinet -- Fills Second Post of Special Assistant Nixon Bars Agency Control by Aides

STATE LETS CITY EASE RELIEF RULE; Statements by Applicants About Eligibility Will Replace Investigation STATE LETS CITY EASE RELIEF RULE

ALBANY LEADERS MAKE NEW MOVE IN SCHOOL STRIKE; Special Committee Is Called Into Emergency Session to Consider Solution MAYOR RESUMES TALKS Puerto Rican and Negro Unionists Threaten a City Labor Revolt Albany Move Made in School Strike

EUROPE RENEWING DRIVE FOR UNITY; Signs in NATO and Market Linked to French Strikes and Move Against Prague EUROPE RENEWING DRIVE FOR UNITY

Klan and 3 Men Fined $1-Million In Slaying of Negro in Mississippi; MISSISSIPPI KLAN FINED IN SLAYING

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