race begins; modes of travel include jet interceptors, airliners, balloons, vintage autos and airplanes; illus

Great Trans-Atlantic Air Race of 1969 Includes Jets, a Stutz Bearcat and Traffic Jams; Atlantic Air Racers Find Ground Traffic Awful

to run for Dem nomination for NYC Council Pres, on Badillo ticket

Mrs. Guggenheimer Joins Race For Council Head With Badillo; Badillo Picks Mrs. Guggenheimer for Council Post

Success of orgn in fomenting campus 'militant actions' and problems it now faces discussed; 3 natl officers of SDS are M Klonsky, natl sec, B R Dohrn, inter-orgn sec, and F Gordon, educ sec; orgn claims 70,000 members on 350 campuses

S.D.S. Scores Big Gains But Faces Many Problems; S. D. S., Though It Has Scored Several 'Victories,' Faces Potentially Grave Crises

Pusey says he is hopeful about univ's future, noting most students 'didn't go whole way with SDS,' but says he is concerned with alumni reaction, int; backs ROTC program on campus; says he has no intention of resigning

Pusey Voices Fear Of Outside Efforts To Curb Students; OUTSIDE REACTION FEARED BY PUSEY

He and wife fete Pres Nixon and wife and Sen and Repr Goldwater and wives, Winchester, Va, estate; illus

MILLS WILL SEEK 1970 BENEFIT RISE IN SOCIAL SECURITY; Increase of at Least 10% Is Goal, With Taxable Base Brought Up to $12,000

Black and Puerto Rican City-Wide HS Council calls student strike in support of group's 15 demands to improve schools; demands listed

2 SCHOOLS TO SHUT IN PROTEST TODAY; Law on Decentralization Is Target of Suspensions in Ocean Hill-Brownsville

Carlists, at illegal rally, Estella, stage antiregime demonstration, including burning of Franco pors; dynastic conflicts between dissident Carlists and Bourbon-Parmas revd

Carlists, at Illegal Rally, Jeer Franco; Carlists, at Illegal Rally, Jeer Franco and Burn His Picture

' Reparations' Are Asked -- Lindsay Is 'Shocked'; Black Militant Halts Service at Riverside Church by Taking Over Altar and Demanding 'Reparations'

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Higher Educ Bd orders coll reopened to comply with ct orders; asks students to vacate south campus in orderly manner; refuses to negotiate while campus is seized but pledges 'mediatory negotiations' through 5-member faculty team following student withdrawal; Gallagher declares coll open, statement; earlier said if police were used to clear campus he would 'submit to rule of law by going to jail'; opposition of some faculty members to previously announced partial settlement with Negro and Puerto Rican students noted

C.C.N.Y. ORDERED TO REOPEN TODAY IN FACE OF WRITS; Board of Higher Education Calls on the Protesters to Leave Campus Peacefully

Govt concerned over rising number of Communist troops in Laos in areas nominally held by Laotian Govt; orders Thai army to increase patrols along border

New Fighting in Laos Produces Victory and Loss on Both Sides; Neither Side Gaining Clear Advantage in New Laos Fighting

Life (pub) article says that Supreme Ct Justice A Fortas accepted $20,000 fee from Wolfson Family Foundation in Jan '66 and returned fee 11 mos later after Wolfson was indicted; says there is no evidence that he was hired to fix case, but that during 11 mos Wolfson and Gerbert dropped his name in 'strategic places' in efforts to stay out of jail; Fortas says he did not intervene for Wolfson; Justice Dept says it weighs matter; Life apparently obtained much of data from Rittmaster; Fortas did not take part in consideration of Wolfson's and Gerbert's appeal to Supreme Ct because his law firm represented Wolfson in '64

Life Says Fortas Received And Repaid a Wolfson Fee; Life Asserts Fortas Got and Repaid Wolfson Fee

resigns as Premier; apptd Slovak Communist party 1st Sec; career; por

Slovak Party Selects a New First Secretary and a Premier

50,000 attend ceremony, Bradlom, marking 50th anniv of death of Czech Repub co-founder, Gen M Stefanik

Non-Communist Honored

Wilson defies critics, s, Labor party May Day rally, London; says he intends to carry on and warns against disastrous consequences of split in party's ranks; warns party against being panicked by gloomy election forecasts; suggests Govt would make some concessions on union reform bill; Conservative MP D Sandys demands immediate gen election, charging Labor party has 'failed the nation'

Wilson Hits Back at Critics, Saying He'll Stay On; In Fighting Speech, He Warns Against the Consequences of Split in Party Ranks

WASHINGTON, May 4 (AP) -- Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel told the people of Micronesia today that the Nixon Administration would give them more voice in their affairs, $40-million in aid and dutyfree status for their products.  

Hickel Pledges Favor To Micronesian People

Machiavelli Events Are Set

W Ger newspaper Welt am Sonntag identifies 'master spy' who defected to West last mo as Austrian R Sigl; says he revealed names of 250 agents, 25 of whom have been arrested; says among those implicated are F von Wesendonck, Dr A Laurence and D L Apusumah; W Ger fed prosecutor F Kaul calls rept exaggerated

Soviet Spy Who Dejected Identified

Liberal leader N Venizelos backs proposal to unify all non-Communist opposition pol forces under leadership of ex-Premier Caramanlis; calls for end to pol feud between liberal and right-of-center leaders to help nation 'return to legality and democracy'

Call to Unify Greek Opposition Wins Liberal Leader's Support

arrives in Ireland to visit parents' birthplaces and meet with relatives; is greeted by Deputy Prime Min Aiken; visits Pres de Valera, Dublin Abp McQuaid; is feted at dinner by Amer priests and friends who traveled to Rome for elevation rites

CARDINAL COOKE VISITING IRELAND; Will Offer Masses Today in His Parents' Birthplaces

Thant in Rome for Talks

Natl conv, NYC; 83-member natl com elected; G Hall and H Winston elected gen sec and natl chmn respectively; party puts membership at 12,000

Reds in U.S. Urged to Give More Support to Negroes

PARIS, May 4 -- Francois Mitterrand attacked some of his fellow leaders of the French left today in announcing that he would not be a presidential candidate.  

Mitterrand Won't Run

French Socialists Choose Defferre as Candidate; Marseilles Mayor Is Selected After a Party Reversal

analysis of rept on 9th cong finds it strong on generalities but not on specifics; certainties include continued campaign internally against opponents, continued efforts to mold China into Maoist model and continued production drive; speculation on other likely moves

May 5, 1969

Headlines from May 5, 1969

Great Trans-Atlantic Air Race of 1969 Includes Jets, a Stutz Bearcat and Traffic Jams; Atlantic Air Racers Find Ground Traffic Awful

Mrs. Guggenheimer Joins Race For Council Head With Badillo; Badillo Picks Mrs. Guggenheimer for Council Post

S.D.S. Scores Big Gains But Faces Many Problems; S. D. S., Though It Has Scored Several 'Victories,' Faces Potentially Grave Crises

Pusey Voices Fear Of Outside Efforts To Curb Students; OUTSIDE REACTION FEARED BY PUSEY

MILLS WILL SEEK 1970 BENEFIT RISE IN SOCIAL SECURITY; Increase of at Least 10% Is Goal, With Taxable Base Brought Up to $12,000

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Historical Context for May 5, 1969