TRENTON, June 6 -- New Jersey's acting tax director ordered 18 major gasoline companies and retail dealers today to end gas-station giveaway games after the state's highest court upheld a decision prohibiting them.  

Jersey High Court Rules Out Games At Filling Stations; GAS STATIONS TOLD TO END GIVEAWAYS 

MOSCOW, June 6 -- Pravda, the Soviet Communist party newspaper, noted the second anniversary of the Arab-Israeli war today with a sharp warning to Arab extremists against the use of force to regain territory now occupied by Israel.  

Pravda Bids Arabs Shun Use of Force To Regain Lands; PRAVDA CAUTIONS ARAB EXTREMISTS 

Army repts plans for perament gravesite have been completed; cost put at $677,000; Army to build approach walks and stairs at cost of $257,800, family to pay remainder; gravesite described

Mourners Mark the Death of Robert Kennedy; Mourners Mark Death Of Kennedy at His Grave

Rogers concedes MIRV testing could complicate strategic arms control agreement, but doubts it could block agreement if USSR is interested, Sen com; some com members urge him to impress on Nixon importance of halting tests

ROGERS CONCEDES MISSILE TESTING MAY IMPEDE PACT; Says Continued Flights of Multiple Warheads Could Raise Control Problems SOFTENS HIS POSITION Senate Unit Tells Secretary U.S. Should Not Pledge to Keep Thieu in Power Rogers, Softening Stand, Says Missile Tests May Impede Pact

enemy launches 44 rocket and mortar attacks throughout S Vietnam; concentrates 2d day upsurge in attacks on Danang and allied bases near it; 7 explosive devices set off by terrorists in Danang; 8 enemy ground assaults reptd; details; map

BASES AT DANANG SHELLED BY ENEMY; 40 Missiles Strike City and Nearby Posts, Killing 5 -- Allies Repel 7 Attacks BASES AT DANANG SHELLED BY ENEMY

announces retirement from pro football after refusing Comr Rozelle's order to sell his interest in NYC restaurant, allegedly frequented by gamblers, or face suspension, press conf; illus

Namath, Told to Sell Bar, Quits Football; Namath, Defying Pro Football Order to Sell Restaurant, Retires From Game PLACE SAID TO BE GAMBLERS' HAVEN Star Stands on 'Principle', Denies That Associations Hurt His Reputation

Nixon Adm proposes amendments to '64 Food Stamp Act that would require that all states participate in Fed food programs by June '71; state and local welfare agencies would be forced to inform low-income families about food stamps program; charge for stamps could not exceed 30% of household income; uniform eligibility standards would be estab; states would be required to create fair hearing procedures for families with grievances; other proposals detailed; Asst Sec Lyng holds Hardin could withdraw all Fed aid from states that failed to authorize programs; Adm asks that Cong place no ceiling on food aid funds after fiscal '71; Hardin has said that Adm will seek $3.84-billion for programs in next 3 yrs

Plan Would Force States to Take Part In Food Programs; PLAN WOULD GIVE STATES FOOD ROLE

The city's Board of Ethics yesterday found "offensive to proper ethical standards" the conduct of a city official who obtained campaign funds for Mayor Lindsay from persons who appeared before the official's agency.  

$6,000 FOR MAYOR IS FOUND IMPROPER; City Ethics Board Calls for Legislation on the Manner of Soliciting Funds $6,000 FOR MAYOR RULED IMPROPER 

Labor Dept orders immediate 1/3 cut in Neighborhood Youth Corp enrollment as part of effort to keep youths in school or persuade them to return when they drop out

YOUTH CORPS AID TO DROPOUTS CUT; HIRING IS LIMITED; Labor Department Officials Depict Moves as Effort to Spur Return to School YOUTH CORPS AID TO DROPOUTS CUT

U.S. SERVES NOTICE CURBS ARE LIKELY ON GIANT MERGERS; Attorney General Cautions on Links of Any 2 of 200 Biggest Manufacturers NEW GUIDELINES SET Warning Extended to Other Companies of Similar Size in Many Fields U.S. SERVES NOTICE ON GIANT MERGERS

The Changing City: Social Tensions; The Changing City: Racial and Economic Tensions Become More Threatening Poor Back Demands By Disruption Tactics

Postal Aide Denies Bribe

Directive Called 'Chilling'

11 of 14 Milwaukee defendants sentenced to 2 yrs for burning of draft records, Sept '68; sentencing of 12th delayed; 2 others to be tried separately; all are to stand trial in Fed ct for conspiracy, destruction of draft files and interference with Selective Service System

11 ARE SENTENCED IN DRAFT PROTEST; 2-Year Terms Handed Down by Judge in Milwaukee

Nixon announces formation of nationwide network of youth advisory coms to help develop 'better informed and more responsive' Selective Service System; meets, Newport Beach, Calif, with 10 members of 5 existing experimental advisory coms; illus

Nixon to Form Youth Panels in All 50 States to Advise on Draft

7 Killed in Israeli Clashes

Anti-Govt demonstrations by RC priests protesting certain actions by Govt, including repression of Basque nationalists, spreads to Barcelona, Bilbao, Galicia and Pamplona

Antiregime Protests by Priests Spread in Spain

Son Born to Danish Princess

Vietnam Casualties

Group of 8 Amers returns from S Vietnam and tells Nixon it found climate of pol and religious suppression incompatible with representative or stable govt, cablegram signed by Repr Conyers; members of group listed

8 From U.S. Find Wide 'Suppression' In South Vietnam

repts on visit, int; says strongest impression he brings back is efficiency and adaptability of drs and soc workers; brings back list of supplies sought by N Vietnamese Red Cross; illus

Red Cross Aide Tells of Hanoi

limited job security and promotion opportunities seen major worker grievances; All-Okinawa Mil Employes Trade Union chmn Uehara scores working conditions at mil bases

Grievances of Okinawa Workers Are a Major Issue at American Bases

group of 23 prominent S Vietnamese sign appeal for cease-fire and creation of govt of reconciliation; also ask for withdrawal of foreign troops

June 7, 1969

Headlines from June 7, 1969

Jersey High Court Rules Out Games At Filling Stations; GAS STATIONS TOLD TO END GIVEAWAYS

Pravda Bids Arabs Shun Use of Force To Regain Lands; PRAVDA CAUTIONS ARAB EXTREMISTS

Mourners Mark the Death of Robert Kennedy; Mourners Mark Death Of Kennedy at His Grave

ROGERS CONCEDES MISSILE TESTING MAY IMPEDE PACT; Says Continued Flights of Multiple Warheads Could Raise Control Problems SOFTENS HIS POSITION Senate Unit Tells Secretary U.S. Should Not Pledge to Keep Thieu in Power Rogers, Softening Stand, Says Missile Tests May Impede Pact

BASES AT DANANG SHELLED BY ENEMY; 40 Missiles Strike City and Nearby Posts, Killing 5 -- Allies Repel 7 Attacks BASES AT DANANG SHELLED BY ENEMY

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Galveston

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