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Special faculty panel under Prof H Rosovsky issues rept, based on 9-mo study and confs with Negro student leaders, calling for degree-granting program in Negro studies; plan would give Negro students voice, but not veto power, in apptmt of faculty to new dept; also calls for changes in univ's soc, cultural, recruitment and investment structure to enhance status of Negroes; details; panel members listed

Harvard Report Calls for Degree in Negro Studies; HARVARD REPORT ASKS NEGRO UNIT

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Lindsay, in scoring racism and anti-Semitism, says Campbell and Vann hive 'no place teaching' in pss and asks Educ Bd to take 'appropriate action,' s, synagogue, Queens; community meeting held, JHS 271, Ocean Hill-Brownsville, in support of Campbell; Vann, S Carson attend

LINDSAY ASSAILS 2 AT OCEAN HILL; Asks School Board to Act on 'Anti-Semitism'

Educ Bd issues revised decentralization plan; recommends that no additional dists be set up without approval of Educ Comr and that setting of actual boundaries for 30 proposed school dists be delayed till Dec; status of 3 pilot school dists would not be affected by revision; Shanker says UFT will fight decentralization plan in Fed ct if there is no change in districting; several members of bd are reptdly opposed to parts of plan

Revised School Plan Limits New Demonstration Areas; School Plan Limits Special Districts

Lane HS closed for 3 days to devise plan to lower student enrollment from 5,100 to 4,350 in single session to allow better mgt of student body; Lindsay hails action; visits Siracusa at hosp; UFT pres Shanker hails Lindsay's efforts to ease tensions; about 80 policemen are now at hs; 3 white students arrested and charged with harassment of Negro pupil

Lane High School Closed; A 3-Day Halt in Classes Ordered to Aid Talks on Cutting Rolls

testifies Pueblo was 'hopelessly outgunned' by N Korean vessels, that any effort to fight attackers 'would have meant certain death'; says he saw no point in senselessly sending people to their deaths; recounts moments on Jan 23, '68 when N Korean patrol boats and submarine chasers surrounded Pueblo and opened fire; testifies that on Jan 22 radio difficulties caused 12- to 14-hr delay in notifying his Navy superiors that he had met N Korean ships; says he had been able to send message that Pueblo was surrounded and an armed party was trying to board ship; says his primary concern was destroying classified material, that scuttling ship was not best way to accomplish what he wanted done; denies N Korean charges that Pueblo made 17 intrusions into its 12-mi territorial waters

BUCHER DEFENDS FAILURE TO FIGHT; Pueblo's Skipper Calls Ship 'Hopelessly Outgunned'

issues statement with HRA Admr Ginsberg on conf concerning financial safeguards for antipoverty program; text

U.S. EXTENDS TIME ON FUNDING H.R.A.; Waives a Jan. 31 Deadline to Let City Implement New Financial Safeguards

apptmt approved, Sen com; full Sen delays action

GORE CHALLENGES PACKARD ON TRUSI; Says Conflict Would Remain Despite Plan to Prevent It -- Hickel Vote Put Off

A former city securities analyst who was hired on the basis of a resume that the Department of Investigation said was untruthful was indicted yesterday on charges of bribery and conflict of interest.  

Investor for City Indicted in Bribery; No Check at Hiring; City Aide Indicted in Bribery; Record Not Checked at Hiring

Rockefeller asks one cent sales tax rise, budget message

ROCKEFELLER ASKS 'AUSTERE' BUDGET: PEAK $6.4-BILLION; He Submits a $6.7-Billion Document, but Requests Cuts Across the Board

all 4 sides agree to hold 1st plenary meeting of broadened talks Jan 25; details on talks leading to agreement on date

Vietnam Delegates to Hold Plenary Session Saturday; Vietnam Delegates to Hold Full Session Saturday

Council of Supervisory Assns repts threats to and harassment of teachers have led to resignation of 1,832 teachers and supervisors in '68, 5 times normal number

Principals Decry Violence; Citywide Report Asserts Disorders of Students Peril Education

Nixon, at 1st meeting with Natl Security Council, reptdly takes up war issue; details not disclosed; Nixon and council have at their disposal study prepared by Nixon adviser, Dr Kissinger, on 'realistic' options on war

NIXON AND AIDES TAKE UP VIETNAM ON FIRST FULL DAY; National Security Council Is Called In for a Review of Ways to Obtain Peace

Earl Mountbatten urged France in '45 to negotiate with Ho Chi Minh rather than fight him; advice disclosed in Brit pub of appendix to Mountbatten World War II dispatches; new papers point picture of French inadequacies in Indochina

Mountbatten Urged Paris in '45 To Negotiate With Ho Chi Minh

workers and students find little hope in leaders statements that their demands will be met; Cernik bluntly tells defiant Czech trade unions that leaders cannot now speed up liberalization movement in present 'complicated pol situation'; crowds pay further tributes to Palach in St Wenceslas Sq; earlier march illus; Interior Min says Hlavaty had been treated several times in an alcoholic clinic, had family problems and had told people of his intention to commit suicide; his por; new Soviet troop movements are rumored but no unusual activity is seen

Premier Tells Czech Workers Reforms Cannot Be Hastened; Cernik Warns a 'Situation of Conflict' Is Being Created by Demands -- Students Are Also Rebuffed

Premier Cyrankiewicz dismisses Finance Deputy Min Kole, appts M Krzak successor

Poles Oust Deputy Minister

30 persons injured as police open fire on 5,000 students marching to pray for slain youth

30 Injured as Students Battle Pakistani Police

death of student who had been held by police for distributing leaflets in behalf of illegal workers comms stirs violent student demonstration, Madrid; police call death suicide; nearly 2,000 students stage silent march, carrying posters charging police with murder; marchers clash with police when stopped near Madrid U campus; most of univ's schools closed

Students Death Stirs Demonstration in Madrid

Argyropoulos confesses he drafted plan; given suspended 1-yr prison term

Suspended Term Is Given Greek on Treason Charge

signs pact with USSR for reciprocal most-favored-nation treatment in all aspects of navigation

Soviet and Jordan Sign Pact

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Vietnam Casualties

Under Sec-designate U A Johnson says, at end of 6-day fact-finding study for Nixon, he will not urge any changes in current US policies

Alexis Johnson Ends Vietnam Fact-Finding

8 long-range enemy rockets hit Vungtau, kill 2 US sailors, wound 14; enemy, in last 24 hrs, hit other small allied positions ranging from Mekong Delta to central highlands; no sustained combat reptd for several wks; map

Two American Sailors Killed As Rockets Strike Vietnam City; Tank Landing Vessel Hit at Vungtau -- Small Allied Positions Are Attacked

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January 22, 1969

Headlines from January 22, 1969

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Harvard Report Calls for Degree in Negro Studies; HARVARD REPORT ASKS NEGRO UNIT

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LINDSAY ASSAILS 2 AT OCEAN HILL; Asks School Board to Act on 'Anti-Semitism'

Revised School Plan Limits New Demonstration Areas; School Plan Limits Special Districts

Billboard 200

The Beatles [White Album]

TCB

Wichita Lineman

Fool On The Hill

Beggars Banquet

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 22, 1969