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N Vietnam makes its 1st official overture to UN by inviting UNICEF repr to discuss possible aid program

UNICEF OFFICIAL INVITED TO HANOI; North Vietnam, in Its First Approach to U.N., Asks Talks on Aid Program

NY Times series on problems of NYC cites rising cost of arts and city's efforts to use arts to ease racial tensions in slums

The Changing City: Tide of Pollution; The Changing City: Pollution and Garbage Pile-Up Block Quest for Good Life

Mayor Lindsay, refusing to say he will reject campaign contributions from persons 'seeking favors from the city', says a 'very narrow ground' exists between proper and improper contributions from real estate developers and others doing business with city; Planning Comm chmn Elliott says a developer's contributions would have no effect on whether he reed a zoning change

Mayor Orders Aide To Return $6,000; Mayor Tells Campaign Aide to Return $6,000 in Gifts

wins Repub nomination for Gov, primary; tally

Meyner and Cahill Victors In Jersey Primary Races; Democrat Easily Defeats Five Rivals for Gubernatorial Nomination -- Sandman 2d in G.O.P. Voting

NYC Estimate Bd unanimously approves 2-level E River tunnel at 63d St for LIRR and subway; action permits construction of high-speed Kennedy airport rail link and extention of LIRR main line to projected 48th St underground transportation center

SUBWAY TUNNEL UNDER EAST RIVER GIVEN APPROVAL; Estimate Board Paves Way for Link at 63d Street to Lines From Queens

US officials say preparations being made for joint announcement by Nixon and Nguyen Van Thieu of 1st unilateral reductions in Amer forces; Nguyen Van Thieu says agenda of Midway talks will include troops withdrawal

NIXON-THIEU TALK MAY BRING ACCORD ON U.S. TROOP CUT; Washington Aides Prepare for a Joint Announcement at Meeting on Midway

BURGER APPROVED BY SENATE PANEL; A Unanimous Vote Follows Friendly Questioning -- Protester Is Barred

Natl Comm on Causes and Prevention of Violence believes there must be firm but restrained use of force to control crime, believes Amers have allotted too small a portion of their resources to crime detection and remedial measures; rept to be made in comm's final rept in fall

VIOLENCE INQUIRY BACKS RESTRAINT; U.S. Panel Favors Balance Between Force by Police and Toleration of Dissent

Conn House of Reprs approves Sen-passed bill to provide $6-million in state aid to parochial and other nonpub schools; Gov Dempsey expected to sign bill; bill's opponents charge it violates both State and US Consts; bill detailed; RC Ch had warned that without state aid many parochial schools would close, sending number of parochial school students to pss

Connecticut Votes Bill That Would Aid Nonpublic Schools; Connecticut Votes $6-Million In Aid to Nonpublic Schools

Rockefeller's signing of bill, May, regarding student loans ends 3% annual interest and raises interest rate charged by lending insts to full 7%; action is result of '68 Fed law which ended subsidy of loan program which NYS then assumed; new interest rate becomes effective Apr 1 with students, as before, not having to begin repayment till 9 mos after grad; interest hike seen affecting thousands of students

College Students Learn Day of 3% Loans Is Over; STUDENTS LEARN LOAN RATE IS UP

Pres Nixon says student revolutionaries, propelled by 'self-righteous moral arrogance' and aided by 'permissive faculties' who should know better, are subjecting fundamental dem values to perhaps their sharpest challenge in life of nation, s, Gen Beadle State Coll; charges militants refuse to recognize rights of others; says only dem restraint has prevented display of Govt power against those who seek to disrupt dem process

PRESIDENT SAYS CAMPUS RADICALS IMPERIL LIBERTIES; Sees Old Values Challenged by 'Moral Arrogance' and 'Permissive' Faculties

Premier de Kroon Govt resigns after labor leaders warn they might call new gen strike; agrees to dissolve Parliament and call for new elections in a few days; labor leaders jubilant; hold Govt has promised that they will be able to use state radio and TV to make their views known

Government to Quit In Curacao's Strife; PREMIER TO YIELD IN CURACAO STRIFE

Upstate G.I. Killed in Vietnam

A Barr hanged for murders of 4 persons, Nassau

Slayer Hanged in Bahamas

Rockefeller's Mission; Governor Hopeful Protests Will Focus U.S. Leaders' Attention on Latin Issues

WASHINGTON, June 3 -Some Latin-American diplomats said privately here today that the violence that has plagued most stops of Governor Rockefeller's first two trips to Central and South America might serve to call United States attention to frustrated expectations of economic and social development in Latin America.  

Comment From Diplomats

Ongania to address nation; Ongaro, R de Luca, A Cipione and 2 others arrested after s to union leaders; nation appears calm despite repts of continuing strikes or demonstrations in Cordoba or Tucuman

Ongania to Address Nation on Unrest

Bear Dunes Bill Introduced

illus of students overturning truck during anti-Amer demonstration, Valencia

Chile Students Protest Coming Rockefeller Visit

Natl Assembly backs Souvanna Phouma efforts to persuade Pathet Lao to end civil war, return to its position in coalition govt formed in '62; Conservatives urge Govt reconciliation with exiled right-wing politicians

SOUVANNA IS BACKED ON PEACE EFFORTS

Rathjens says chart shows Safeguard would be 'very poor defense' for Minuteman bases; Sen Brooke circulates proposed sense-of-Sen resolution urging Nixon to propose to USSR an immediate and mutual moratorium on flight testing of MIRVs; proposal backed by Sen Kennedy

Critic Says Pentagon Chart Shows ABM to Be 'Poor Defense'

WASHINGTON, June 3 -Congress moved on two fronts today to assert some measure of control over military spending.

Congressional Committees Open Hearings in Move to Control Military Spending

D H Hallbeck, 54, gets new heart, Palo Alto (Calif) VA Hosp, 1st transplant at Fed hosp

A Heart Transplant by V.A.

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., June 3 -- The Representatives of the Big Four powers were privately reported to have moved ahead today on their proposed peace plan for the Middle East, but they kept their proceedings secret.  

Big Four Said to Progress On Peace Plan for Mideast

Horacio Sanz, better known by his stage name Horatio Sanz, is an American comedian and actor. Sanz was a cast member on the NBC sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live from 1998 to 2006.

June 4, 1969

Headlines from June 4, 1969

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UNICEF OFFICIAL INVITED TO HANOI; North Vietnam, in Its First Approach to U.N., Asks Talks on Aid Program

The Changing City: Tide of Pollution; The Changing City: Pollution and Garbage Pile-Up Block Quest for Good Life

Mayor Orders Aide To Return $6,000; Mayor Tells Campaign Aide to Return $6,000 in Gifts

Meyner and Cahill Victors In Jersey Primary Races; Democrat Easily Defeats Five Rivals for Gubernatorial Nomination -- Sandman 2d in G.O.P. Voting

Billboard 200

Hair

Blood; Sweat & Tears

Nashville Skyline

Galveston

Romeo & Juliet (1969)

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 4, 1969