Clinton W. Murchison Sr. Dies; Oilman Built Financial Empire; Clinton W. Murchison Sr., Millionaire Oilman, Dies

Traffic near normal as controllers return; orgn natl coordinator Maher says controllers returned because they believed they 'made their point'; FAA probes stoppage; airlines rept some residual effects of stoppage, particularly in NYC area

Travel on Airlines Is Nearing Normal; Controllers Return; AIR TRAVEL TIE-UP ENDS AFTER A DAY

PARIS, June 20 -- An effort to make the living standards of all members of the Roman Catholic clergy, from priest to archbishop, more equal has been announced by the Paris Archdiocese.  

Paris Clergy, Priests to Prelate, To Get Equal Monthly Stipend; Paris Clergy, Priests to Prelate, To Get Equal Monthly Stipend

co says auto assembly continues without interruption

Short Strikes Called; URUGUAY RAIDERS BURN G.M. OFFICES

Fed Reserve Chmn Martin says he might favor 'forced savings' if needed to bring severe US inflation under control, ABA monetary conf; is vague on what he means by term

MARTIN MAY BACK ADDED RESTRAINT TO CUT INFLATION; Reserve Chief Might Favor 'Forced Savings' if a Need Arose, He Tells Bankers

commandos reptdly are withdrawing from Lebanon; Karami has been unable to form new Govt since rioting over commando presence brought down his govt; Helou May 31 s implying that commando presence barred formation of Govt noted; rightist leader P Gemayel, who reptd withdrawal, holds Saiqah members are politically motivated reprs of Syrian Baath party; links Nasser and his aide H S al-Kholy and Fatah leader Y Arafat to move

ARAB COMMANDOS LEAVING LEBANON; Official Confirms Departure Is On -- Issue Led to Fall of Karami Government

Mayor Lindsay yesterday attributed President Nixon's endorsement of State Senator John J. Marchi as the Republican nominee for Mayor to "the exigencies and needs of party politics on the national scene."  

MAYOR THEORIZES ON NIXON'S MOTIVE; Links Backing of Marchi to Pressures of Partisan National Politics

An unofficial recount gave Francis X. Smith the Democratic nomination for City Council President yesterday, after errors in the Election Night tabulation came to light.  

Smith, in Recheck, Is Apparent Victor; Recheck Gives Smith Apparent Victory

WASHINGTON, June 20 -- Administration officials conceded "disappointment" today at the Soviet response to the principles for a Middle East settlement presented by the United States late last month. But they indicated that the two-power conversations and the four-power talks at the United Nations would continue.  

Soviet's Reply on Mideast Disappoints U.S. Officials; Soviet Mideast Note Disappoints U. S.

White House aides and other Adm officials express concern over present interpretations and potential effects of Nixon remarks; insist, privately but urgently, Nixon's expression of hope that he could withdraw all combat troops by end of '70 is just 'a hope' and is not a timetable or commitment; comments of Kennedy, Fulbright and Mansfield, in which they express belief that Nixon makes definite commitment, noted; White House officials stress Nixon has not wavered from plan for phased troop withdrawals; say Nixon and Kissinger remain hopeful of negotiated settlement

PRESIDENT'S AIDES DENY HE PLEDGED A PULLOUT BY 1970; Upset by Impact of What They Insist Was Merely an Expression of Hope

Article on Johnson's life since leaving office; he is actively resisting pub attention; active pub life of predecessors contrasted; absorption with ranch noted; illus

Johnson's Friends Assert He's Happy As Texas Rancher; Johnson's Friends Assert He Is Happy in Role of Texas Rancher

named Premier; illus at Pres Pompidou's investiture

POMPIDOU TAKES POST AND NAMES CHABAN PREMIER; President Pledges to Govern in de Gaulle Image -- Hunt for Cabinet Continues

WOMAN IS NAMED ENVOY BY NIXON; Career Diplomat Appointed Ambassador to Barbados

biog; por; full name is Jacques Pierre Michel Chaban-Delmas

Pompidou's Premier; Jacques Pierre Michel Chaban-Delmas

3 men and woman hijack Colombian craft on domestic flight; allow craft to land and discharge passengers before proceeding to Havana

Hijackers Let Passengers Leave Colombian Airliner

Prague authorities cancel plans for telecast of closing session of Bratislava popular music festival because of success of songs with faintly anti-Soviet overtones

CZECHS DISSOLVE A STUDENT UNION; Group Denounces Step and Says It Will Appeal

FIANNA FAIL GIVEN MAJORITY AT POLLS

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Rockefeller confs with Pres Stroessner and other Govt and labor leaders, businessmen, students, journalists and artists; illus; makeshift US flag is burned at demonstration after his arrival but talks with leaders are virtually free of harassment; Rockefeller is strongly scored in declaration, prepared by univ students, and pub in leftist RC weekly, Communidad, blaming Rockefeller family in part for 1929-35 Chaco War with Bolivia; details; opponents of Stroessner Govt distribute pubs accusing US of maintaining dictators in power; Rockefeller sidesteps critical questions, news conf; cites need for conceptual approach to Latin-Amer problems; responds to question on whether he expects intensification of Paraguayan anti-Communist stance from increase in US aid by saying 'we're not here to buy you'

Rockefeller Meets Little Harassment in Paraguay

Meyer commits Nixon Adm to joint US-Latin-Amer program to 'revitalize' hemisphere's econ, soc and pol development, s, Inter-Amer Econ and Soc Council of OAS, Trinidad; says US believes in future of hemisphere in which all nations arc economically viable, socially conscious and politically responsive to will of people; notes this was goal of Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson Adms; says US policy is subject to 'deep procedural rev, but not to relaxation of commitment;' announces end to 'additionality' requirements; US officials stress Adm is not dropping 'tied aid,' which obliges recipient nations to spend 99 of every aid dollar in US; Meyer says Nixon will push proposal to ease tariff restrictions of US and other indus nations against Latin-Amer products; announces US support for 'multilateralization' of aid through joint US-Latin-Amer increases in contributions to banks, tech and other aid programs for developing nations

U.S. Will Help 'Revitalize' Hemisphere Development

Brit Med Journal repts 20 of 43 women who took new birth control pill, designed in Yugoslavia to eliminate hormone that caused side effects, became pregnant

Birth Pill Has a Problem

Catholic Baptisms Drop Questioning of Infants

White House officials say Nixon and Kissinger remain hopeful of negotiated settlement

FOE'S STAND HELD PARIS ROADBLOCK; U.S. Aides Note Demands for Ouster of Thieu

Nguyen Van Thieu meets with top advisers; reliable sources say he presents programs for sweeping changes in Saigon Adm in preparation for offer for pol settlement with Vietcong

Thieu Meets With Aides

Lance: Sec Laird repts program cost has risen by $20-million since Dec '67, rept to Sen Armed Services Com on major weapons programs that have had sharp cost increases over original estimates

LAIRD FINDS RISES IN WEAPON COSTS; $3.5-Billion Increase Over Estimates in 9 Projects

Maureen Catherine Connolly-Brinker, known as "Little Mo", was an American tennis player, the winner of nine major singles titles in the early 1950s. In 1953, she became the first woman to win a Grand Slam. She is also the only player in history to win a title without losing a set at all four major championships. The following year, in July 1954, a horseback riding accident seriously injured her right leg and ended her competitive tennis career at age 19. She died of ovarian cancer at the age of 34.

June 21, 1969

Headlines from June 21, 1969

Clinton W. Murchison Sr. Dies; Oilman Built Financial Empire; Clinton W. Murchison Sr., Millionaire Oilman, Dies

Travel on Airlines Is Nearing Normal; Controllers Return; AIR TRAVEL TIE-UP ENDS AFTER A DAY

Paris Clergy, Priests to Prelate, To Get Equal Monthly Stipend; Paris Clergy, Priests to Prelate, To Get Equal Monthly Stipend

Short Strikes Called; URUGUAY RAIDERS BURN G.M. OFFICES

MARTIN MAY BACK ADDED RESTRAINT TO CUT INFLATION; Reserve Chief Might Favor 'Forced Savings' if a Need Arose, He Tells Bankers

Billboard 200

Hair

Blood; Sweat & Tears

The Age Of Aquarius

Romeo & Juliet (1969)

Nashville Skyline

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 21, 1969