Justice Dept files antitrust suit to undo merger, seeks injunction to keep 2 cos functionally separate until suit is decided; ITT spokesman, Canteen pres O'Mally comment

SUIT ASKING I.T.T. TO UNDO MERGER; U.S. Wants Canteen Corp. Kept Separate Meanwhile

GB and Italy, in formal pledge to work for greater Eur unity, declare enlargement of mkt would not alter nature but would insure its fulfillment; Brit Govt seen committed anew to attempts to join; France boycotts another meeting of Western Eur Union

Comment on France Omitted; Britain and Italy Pledge to Seek European Unity

Nixon praises de Gaulle and expresses belief 'effective dialogue' he and de Gaulle established can be maintained with next French Govt, lr to de Gaulle; says de Gaulle is welcome to visit US as private citizen

Nixon Praises de Gaulle; PRESIDENT LAUDS DE GAULLE IN NOTE

Nixon admits erring in Long case. White House meeting with members of Natl Acad of Sciences and Natl Science Foundation; repts Long rejected offer to have name resubmitted

Nixon Admits Error On Science Nominee; Nixon Admits Error in Denying Science Post to Foe of Antimissile System

new Central Com meets; elects 21-man Politburo and standing com of 5; Mao, Lin Piao, Chen Po-ta, Premier Chou En-lai and Kang Sheng comprise standing com; Politburo members and their alternates identified; observers surprised by small size of com and by absence of Min Chen Yi, Chen Yun and Li Fu-chun from Politburo; appraise appointees

TOP PARTY GROUPS CHOSEN IN PEKING; Politburo and a 5-Member Steering Body Named

Lifting a freeze on admissions that it had imposed in February, the City University announced last night that it would admit a full freshman class of 20,000 students next, September.  

CITY U. WILL ADMIT 20,000 FRESHMEN; A Full Class Due, but With Limit on Study Because of City Budget Slash

Prime Min O'Neill announces his intention to resign following loss of Unionist party support; will submit resignation as soon as new leader is chosen; resigns immediately as party leader; expresses hope that new leader, 'unhampered by personal animosities,' might have better chance of carrying on reforms; Cath leaders voice no regrets over resignation; Devlin sees no prospect of immediate violence since 'people have generally been disillusioned' by O'Neill; backs direct Brit control as best solution to Ulster's problems; Northern Ireland Civil Rights Assn chmn Gogarty says Caths will continue pressure for reforms; Mrs Paisley welcomes O'Neill resignation

O'NEILL TO RESIGN AS PARTY SUPPORT WANES IN ULSTER; Prime Minister Says He Will Step Down as Soon as New Leader is Chosen

Decentralizing Bill Revised in Albany; Compromise Is Reached on Decentralization Bill

he becomes interim Pres; makes brief broadcast

POHER IN DE GAULLE POST FOR PRE-ELECTION PERIOD; POMPIDOU FAVORED TO WIN; GENERAL LAUDED

Pres de Gaulle's resignation renews internatl currency agitation, but immediate devaluation of franc by Interim Pres Poher is seen doubtful; franc seen probably forced to devalue, mark to revalue, when new French Govt is elected; W Ger central bank pres Blessing holds franc will not have to be devalued if French Govt can prevent flight of capital and keep wage rises down; franc falls to within floor of permissible rate against dollar; Bank of France takes defensive action

Gold Soars, Franc Falls; Quick Devaluing Doubted; Franc Falters and Price of Gold Soars

Nixon Adm orders major reorgn of model cities program, giving local authorities power to expand model neighborhoods to include all poverty areas within a city; Sec Romney announces reorgn; says HUD Dept is removing restriction from program guidelines that model neighborhoods comprise no more than 10% of city's population; says citizen participation in local programs will be retained but final authority will rest with local officials; over-all responsibility for program apparently will reside with Pres' Council of Urban Affairs

PRESIDENT ADDS TO MAYORS' POWER IN URBAN AID PLAN; Reorganizes Model Cities to Let Local Leaders Decide Size of Areas Covered

About 100 Radcliffe and Harvard U students invade office of Bunting to protest probationary sentences given 22 Radcliffe girls for taking part in ROTC protest, Dec; illus

Harvard Vote Bars Strike; Radcliffe Head Besieged; Harvard Students Vote to End Strike; Radcliffe President Is Derided by Protesters Invading Office

formally named Cardinal, secret consistory, Rome

POPE FORMS BODY TO DEFINE HERESY; At Naming of 33 Cardinals, He Says Aim Is to Set Limit of Legitimate Innovation

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Territorial waters extended to 12 nautical miles

Brazil's Territorial Waters Are Extended to 12 Miles

Devlin says she recd 4 summonses, all arising from Apr 19-20 disturbances, Londonderry

Summonses for Miss Devlin

Pres Marcos meets with 700 central Luzon farmers on protest march, Manila; pledges faster land reform, prompt Govt action to redress farmers' grievances

Philippine President Offers Amnesty to Huk Dissidents

U.S. and Peru Resume Talks

Calif Assembly com rejects Calif request to house Sirhan in special cell at Vacaville Med Facility

Request on Sirhan Rejected

Brig Gen H Karst criticizes dem conduct code; Natl Dem party leader von Thadden says party will have 15 to 20 candidates from armed services in Fed Parliamentary elections; says 1,000 of party's 28,000 dues-paying members are in armed services

2D GENERAL SCORES GERMAN ARMY CODE

USSR gives UN information on 23 satellite launchings, Nov '68-Mar '69

Soviet Gives Space Data

JERUSALEM, April 28 -- A mine planted in a culvert and detonated by remote control killed an Israeli worker and injured 20 others on a bus this morning in the region of El Hamma near the Sea of Galilee.  

ISRAELI ON BUS DIES IN MINE EXPLOSION

Schiller meets with USSR Min Patolichev, Hanover, for talks expected to lead to renewal of trade pact that expired in '63; wider talks to follow

TRADE AIDES OF BONN AND MOSCOW CONFER

about 2,000 extremist students stage anti-Amer demonstration, Tokyo; illus; 877 arrested, 94 policemen injured

Tokyo Students, Protesting U.S. Rule in Okinawa, Battle Police

NAHA, Okinawa, April 28 -While violent demonstrations for the return of Okinawa to Japan rocked Tokyo today, the Okinawans staged a peaceful and orderly rally and march for the same goat.  

Okinawans Protest Quietly

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April 29, 1969

Headlines from April 29, 1969

SUIT ASKING I.T.T. TO UNDO MERGER; U.S. Wants Canteen Corp. Kept Separate Meanwhile

Comment on France Omitted; Britain and Italy Pledge to Seek European Unity

Nixon Praises de Gaulle; PRESIDENT LAUDS DE GAULLE IN NOTE

Nixon Admits Error On Science Nominee; Nixon Admits Error in Denying Science Post to Foe of Antimissile System

TOP PARTY GROUPS CHOSEN IN PEKING; Politburo and a 5-Member Steering Body Named

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