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Penna U Museum dir Dr F G Rainey and supt of Calabrian antiquities G Foti rept discovery of site of Sybaris, Greek colony destroyed in 510 BC (W Sullivan rept); map; illus; O C Bullit discusses findings

Sybaris, Ancient City of Luxury, Believed Found in Southern Italy; Sybaris, Ancient City of Luxury, Believed Found in Italy by Archeologists

Donovan announces formation of 12-member com, including students, to recommend citywide guidelines for enlisting students in helping to make adm and policy-making decisions in schools; school officials deny link between formation of com and recent student demonstrations

CITY HIGH SCHOOLS TO GIVE STUDENTS A VOICE IN POLICY; Donovan Sets Up a Panel to Recommend the Guidelines for Involving Youths ADVISORY ROLE PLANNED McCoy Defies State Order Removing Him and Goes to His Office as Usual STUDENTS TO GET A VOICE IN POLICY

business leaders, Cong members and Negro leaders meet, Washington, to discuss pending bill that includes provision for system of incentives to encourage outside cos to set up plants in slum areas and later sell plants at profit to community development corps owned by area residents

New Drive Planned For Negro Self-Aid; A New Drive Is Slated to Promote Negro Self-Help

US mil analysts say N Vietnam has used bombing halt to build up large weapons depot near Vinh

Enemy's Build-Up In South Vietnam Stirs Washington; Washington Stirred by Reports of Foe's Build-Upl

Mayor Lindsay warns student extremists that they risk defeating their own purpose of soc revolution if they continue to shout down moderate campus speakers, s, McMillin Theater; is heckled by some students identified by campus reporters as SDS members; praises responsible student activists

Columbia Hecklers Bested by Lindsay In Moderation Plea; Radical Hecklers at Columbia Outlasted by Mayor

Tallulah Bankhead Dead at 65; Vibrant Stage and Screen Star; Tallulah Bankhead, the Vibrant and Tempestuous Stage and Screen Personality, Dies Here at 65

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N Vietnam agrees to let captive Amer pilots receive Xmas packages from US for 1st time in war; Amb Harriman gets message from Xuan Thuy conveying N Vietnam's authorization; message text; US made request last Oct; Harriman says he is deeply gratified

Hanoi Allows Gifts For Captive Pilots; Hanoi to Let Captive U.S. Pilots Receive Gifts

NAACP NY chap calls for immediate halt to 'reign of terror in Harlem'; urges remedial measures including a mandatory 5-yr prison sentence for muggers; claims mugging induces more stark terror than any other crime; says attitude toward crime and criminals must change in Harlem

N.A.A.C.P. DEPLORES HARLEM 'TERROR'; Asks for Harsher Penalties, on Mugging Especially, and More Patrolmen N.A.A.C.P. DECRIES HARLEM 'TERROR'

Comr McMorran announces approval of LI Sound bridge-causeway between Oyster Bay and Rye-Port Chester area; says he picked 6-mi, $140-million crossing closer to congested NYC area over more easterly span between Port Jefferson and Bridgeport, Conn; says later construction of eastern project is not ruled out; pub hearings to start in Jan; map

STATE APPROVES RYE-NASSAU SPAN; State Approves a Rye-Nassau Bridge

Boeing 707 with 51 aboard on NYC-Caracas flight crashes into Caribbean on approach to Maiquetia Internatl Airport; map; wreckage sighted

U.S. PLANE WITH 51 DOWN OFF CARACAS; Wreckage of 707 Jetliner Out of New York Sighted -- 'No Signs of Life' U.S. JET WITH 51 FALLS AT GARACAS

Nixon and Johnson conf on policy, White House

NIXON AGAIN PAYS CALL ON JOHNSON; TALK FAR-RANGING; Middle East, Vietnam and Missile Curb Parley With Soviet Are Discussed CHAFEE WEIGHING OFFER Post for Gov. Boe Indicated -- President-Elect Meets With Cabinet Choices Nixon Again Pays Call on Johnson; Staffs and Families Also Meet at White House CHAFEE CONFIRMS WEIGHING OFFER Post for Gov. Boe Indicated -- President-Elect Meets With Cabinet Choices

Carnegie Comm on Higher Educ under Dr C Kerr uiges multi-billion-dollar Fed program to help needy qualified students get coll educ and to subsidize colls and univs, rept addressed to Cong and new Adm; calls for Civilian Bill of Educ Rights, comparable to GI Bill of Rights, providing for: direct grants to needy students ranging from $750 to $1,000 a yr for last 2 yrs of coll with students able to attend colls of their choice; special allowances to insts accepting grant-holders, with cost put at $1.13-billion in '70 and rising to $2.71-billion by '76; supplementary student loan program and additional construction grants to insts; creation of Natl Foundation for Development of Higher Educ to rev and finance short-term educ development programs, and establishment of Higher Educ Advisers Council attached to White House; total cost of program put at $13-billion by '76; Negroes seen largest beneficiaries of program; percentage of private aid to insts seen remaining at present level of 50%; chart on sources of funds expended by higher educ insts

CARNEGIE PANEL ASKS U.S. TO SEND POOR TO COLLEGE; Plan Similar to G.I. Bill Is Proposed -- Cost Put at $13-Billion by 1976 U.S URGED TO SEND POOR TO COLLEGE

F.C.C. SAID TO PLAN CURB ON CABLE TV; Congressional Sources See Freeze on Applications -- Pay Television Backed F. C. C. Reported to Plan Curbs On Growth of Cable TV Systems

Nixon, in choice of Rogers and other Cabinet members, seen having laid pol foundations for bridging gap between Cong and Exec branch on foreign and mil policies; Fulbright has already sent Rogers copy of sense-of-Sen resolution on committing troops abroad; says he looks forward to 'working with' Rogers; Rogers has already called important members of Foreign Relations Com and told them 'I need your help'

Congress Support Voiced For Nixon Cabinet Choices; CONGRESS FAVORS CABINET CHOICES

The Proceedings In the U.N.

parish militants to boycott mass in their ch until Florit restores Mazzi as pastor; dissidents have collected 4,000 signatures on petition demanding Florit's resignation; Mazzi says he seeks to rediscover authentic interior life of ch; his conflict with hierarchy began when he refused to collect any fees or offerings for ch functions; dispute revd

Dissident Catholics in Florence to Boycott Masses

RUMOR ORGANIZES CABINET IN ITALY; Christian Democrat Forms Center-Left Coalition

PRAGUE, Dec. 12 (UPI) -- Premier Oldrich Cernik told the policy-making Central Committee of the Communist party today that Czechoslovakia's economy declined further in 1968, partly because of the Soviet-led invasion. "The situation is very serious," he added.

Czech Premier Reports Economy Lags Seriously

Dr Sik, chief architect of econ reform program, says he canceled plans to return to Prague to attend Central Com meeting after warning from P Winkler, Czech Amb to Switzerland, that he would be prosecuted if he returned, news conf, Basel; holds majority of Czechs fail to realize that leadership cannot make decisions without USSR consent; at int after news conf says he had not received formal invitation to attend meeting, but indicates that 'progressive' com members urged him to attend; cites statement by Jakes, reptd in W Ger press, that Czechs outside country since invasion are being investigated; says Jakes, whom he described as a 'collaborator,' also said com members who opposed Czech policies would be expelled; holds warning directed at him since he is only member abroad

Sik, Czech Reformer, Cancels Trip to Prague After Warning

Dr G V Jarring, UN Middle East mediator, arrives in Moscow to resume his post as Amb to USSR for 1 mo

Jarring Arrives in Moscow To Resume Post for Month

Blumsztajn and Litynski sentenced to 2-2 1/2 yrs in prison on charges of 'taking part in secret orgn' and organizing Mar riots

Poles Sentence 2 Students Accused in March Riots

Unionist party conf votes overwhelmingly to back O'Neill in crisis caused by dismissal of Craig

O'NEILL IS UPHELD BY PARTY IN ULSTER

Artur da Costa e Silva was a Brazilian Army Marshal and the second president of the Brazilian military government that came to power after the 1964 coup d'état. He reached the rank of Marshal of the Brazilian Army, and held the post of Minister of War in the military government of president Castelo Branco.

Brazilian President Artur da Costa e Silva issues AI-5 (Institutional Act No. 5), enabling government by decree and suspending habeas corpus.

December 13, 1968

Headlines from December 13, 1968

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Sybaris, Ancient City of Luxury, Believed Found in Southern Italy; Sybaris, Ancient City of Luxury, Believed Found in Italy by Archeologists

CITY HIGH SCHOOLS TO GIVE STUDENTS A VOICE IN POLICY; Donovan Sets Up a Panel to Recommend the Guidelines for Involving Youths ADVISORY ROLE PLANNED McCoy Defies State Order Removing Him and Goes to His Office as Usual STUDENTS TO GET A VOICE IN POLICY

New Drive Planned For Negro Self-Aid; A New Drive Is Slated to Promote Negro Self-Help

Billboard 200

Cheap Thrills

Feliciano!

Electric Ladyland

Wichita Lineman

The Second

Historical Events

Historical Context for December 13, 1968