Franz von Papen, Key Backer of Hitler in '33, Dies; Franz von Papen, Chancellor Who Made Way for Hitler in 1933, Dies

Sen Scott suggests US withdraw 'substantial number' of troops to help 'flush out' N Vietnam's intentions on ending war, s, Pittsburgh; says if N Vietnam responds by withdrawing some troops, US could then consider additional withdrawals; s represents considerable shift in Scott's position; Scott hopes Nixon Adm will announce move in near future; other details on s

SCOTT JOINS AIKEN IN URGING PULLOUT; Shifting War View, He Asks 'Substantial' Troop Move to 'Flush Out' Hanoi

League of Red Cross Socs Sec Gen H Beer accepts inv from N Vietnam Red Cross Soc to spend wk in Hanoi in late May; League has supplied N Vietnam Red Cross with med and other relief supplies valued at $1.5-million; may now be able to station repr there

FOE MAY CONFER ON U.S. PRISONERS; Talks With Red Cross Aide in Hanoi Held Possible

named Congregation of Clergy prefect; s at titular Rome ch, Jesus the Divine Master

Pope Names Wright, New U. S. Cardinal, To Oversee Clergy; WRIGHT IS GIVEN OFFICE ON CLERGY

Pres Plimpton, on behalf of faculty, students and adm, warns that nation's coll campus disorders will continue until nation's leaders face effectively 'major soc and foreign problems of our soc,' lr to Pres Nixon; lr was based on conclusions reached at Apr 24 meeting of faculty, students and adm; other proposals adopted at meeting include acceptance of qualified students 'who represent nearly as possible all racial and soc-econ strata of US,' introduction of coeduc and student-faculty Bill of Rights

AMHERST WARNS NIXON ON UNREST; Staff and Students, in Letter, See More U.S. Turmoil if 'Problems' Are Not Met

McMurray closes coll for 2d time after 40 black students go on rampage, smashing windows and furniture in 3 campus bldgs; calls police to campus after receiving notice from Black and Puerto Rican Coalition that it plans to use 'any means necessary' to achieve its demands; cites conditions which led him to decide to close campus; sets faculty conf on ways to restore campus peace; white students, angered at Negro student violence, follow rampaging black students, shouting 'criminals,' 'animals' and 'get back to jungle'; 100 whites clash briefly with 20 Negroes; illus

2 MORE CAMPUSES OF CITY U. CLOSED AFTER DISORDERS; Both Queens and Brooklyn Colleges Shut as Result of Student Violence

Lindsay proposes 'training incentive payments program' to replace welfare system, United Ch Women luncheon; under program, employers would train recipients and low-income workers for jobs with wages higher than welfare benefits; Fed Govt would reimburse employers for training costs; Lindsay scores current welfare system, holds system discourages many recipients, particularly welfare mothers, from seeking part-time employment

LINDSAY PROPOSES JOB-TRAINING PLAN; Says Incentives to Industry Could Cut Relief Rolls

ALBANY, May 2 -- The 1969 Legislature adjourned tonight after a final spurt in which the Republican - controlled body passed bills to increase pay for top appointed state officials and three New York City District Attorneys.  

LEGISLATURE ENDS; PAY RAISES PASSED; Top State Aides and Some Lawmakers to Benefit -- Anti-Busing Bill Signed

comment on rumors of imminent moves by backbench Labor MPs to oust Wilson as party leader and Prime Min; Min Greenwood denies rumors; holds Wilson 'is and will remain the leader'; Sec Crossman ridicules idea of 'anti-Wilson putsch'; ex-Min Gunter holds change of leadership might improve 'neurotic state' of party; Labor MPs discontent linked to Govt's loss of popularity as indicated in pub opinion polls, Govt decision to press legis for labor reform and effects of French Pres de Gaulle's resignation; leaders of opinion reptdly feel that fresh leadership in GB would help nation take advantage of diplomatic opportunities on Continent

BRITISH LABORITES SNIPING AT WILSON; Move Against Prime Minister Is Reported to Be Near -- Aide Defends Him

HEW Dept announces coll may operate black studies inst as long as non-blacks are not excluded; ruling does allow inst dir to exclude white students on ground that their background is not relevant to courses offered; dept finds inst dir guilty of violating '64 Civil Rights Act by notifying incoming Negro freshmen that housing is available in all-Negro dormitory wings and demands action be stopped

Federal Agency Backs Antioch On All-Negro Black Studies Unit; U. S. Unit Backs Antioch On Black Studies Section

Pres Nixon prposes 3 laws to stop flow of obscene mail to US homes, message to Cong; laws would; bar delivery to those under 18 of any material dealing with sex in manner unsuitable for young; bar mails or other facilities for commercial exploitation of prurient interst in sex through ad; would expand '67 law to let citizen protect his home from sex-oriented ad, regardless of whether or not he has ever recd such mail; Nixon stresses that Adm has taken recent Sup Ct rulings into acct, says cts have not left soc without defenses against smut peddlers, news conf; charges most mail involved is 'unsolicited, unwanted and deeply offensive to those who receive it'; repts sharp rise in complaints to PO Dept; other message details

NIXON ASKS 3 LAWS TO STOP INCREASE IN OBSCENE MAIL; Tells of Homes 'Bombarded' by a Record Volume of Sex-Oriented Material

Natl Council of Chs and US Cath Conf oppose Safeguard deployment

2 FAITHS URGE U.S. TO TAX CHURCHES ON OUTSIDE PROFIT; Protestants and Catholics Seeking End of Special Exemption They Enjoy

PARIS, May 2 -- The French Cabinet, meeting today for the first time under the chairmanship of Interim President Alain Poher, fixed June 1 as the date for the presidential election. If no candidate obtains a majority, a runoff will be held two weeks later.  

French Will Vote June 1 On de Gaulle's Successor; FRENCH ELECTION IS SET FOR JUNE 1

SEVERAL years ago John Joseph Wright, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Pittsburgh, was asked how many people he had in his diocese.

Ebullient, Intellectual Prince of the Church; John Joseph Wright

State Dept repts 4 Amers killed, 4 wounded when 2 USN helicopters were shot down by gunfire and crashed in Cambodia; says 3d helicopter rescued wounded and recovered 1 body; says it cannot confirm or deny rept that it was Cambodian police and not Vietcong whom helicopters were pursuing; Cambodian broadcast says 2 helicopters flew over police post in Cambodian village and were fired upon; says Norodom Sihanouk gave reward to police for their 'victory'

Cambodia Reports Downing 2 Copters, Killing 4 Americans

Vietnam Casualties

USSR proposes meeting for 3d time in 1 mo on insuring normal navigational conditions on border rivers; China silent

SOVIET ASKS CHINA TO NAVIGATION TALK

2 US helicopters collide S of buffer zone; 12 marines killed; 23 US helicopters and 10 planes have been lost this wk

U.S. Armor Overruns Bunkers in Vietnam Jungle

article in Cuba's armed forces pub says 11 captured US fliers live quiet life in N Vietnamese prison village; quotes Lt Col R Risner as saying men are well treated; mentions several others

Cuban Says 11 U.S. Fliers Held by Hanoi Are Well

Proceedings In the U.N. ,

Syrian Leader Sees Nasser

E Ger expresses gratitude; apparently was taken by surprise

EAST GERMANS HAIL IRAQI RECOGNITION

Australia refuses to give passport to reporter W Burchett, who has reptd on war from Hanoi

Australia Refuses to Give Wilfred Burchett Passport

US and W Ger reach 'substantial' agreement on offset costs of US troops in Ger

U.S. and Bonn Agree On Troop-Cost Formula

Gen Bangala, former gov of Kinshasa, sentenced to life imprisonment for murder

Congo General Gets Life

Zakir Husain Khan was an Indian educationist and politician who served as the vice president of India from 1962 to 1967 and president of India from 13 May 1967 until his death on 3 May 1969.

May 3, 1969

Headlines from May 3, 1969

Franz von Papen, Key Backer of Hitler in '33, Dies; Franz von Papen, Chancellor Who Made Way for Hitler in 1933, Dies

SCOTT JOINS AIKEN IN URGING PULLOUT; Shifting War View, He Asks 'Substantial' Troop Move to 'Flush Out' Hanoi

FOE MAY CONFER ON U.S. PRISONERS; Talks With Red Cross Aide in Hanoi Held Possible

Pope Names Wright, New U. S. Cardinal, To Oversee Clergy; WRIGHT IS GIVEN OFFICE ON CLERGY

AMHERST WARNS NIXON ON UNREST; Staff and Students, in Letter, See More U.S. Turmoil if 'Problems' Are Not Met

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