At a meeting disrupted by a student who served a court order on the chairman, the trustees of Long Island University yesterday selected Glenn W. Ferguson, former Ambassador to Kenya, as the university's new chancellor.  

L.I.U. Board Names Chancellor; Students, Unconsulted, Get Writ; L.I.U. APPOINTMENT STARTS COURT SUIT

Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Dir Smith to head 5-man negotiating team in talks with USSR; other members are Deputy Asst Sec Farley, P H Nitze, Dr H C Brown and Maj Gen Allison; briefings scheduled for NATO members; Adm sources rept progress in Natl Security Council confs but indicate target date for talks has been moved to late Aug

U.S. Names 5-Man Team For Soviet Missile Talks; U.S. Names Team for Missile Talks With Soviet

enemy continues to shell Benhet despite nearly continuous counterbombardment by allied planes and guns; 3 Amers, 2 S Vietnamese wounded; 180 S Vietnamese relief troops flown in; 4 S Vietnamese bns pull back from positions defending supply rd; ground fighting light in other areas; illus; map

ENEMY IS POUNDED BUT STILL POURS SHELLS ON BENHET; Foe's Barrage Wounds Five -- South Vietnamese Relief Troops Are Flown In

9 supermkts, owned by Rockefeller family-controlled Internatl Basic Econ Co, burn after bombs explode, BA; illus; 7 mkts are destroyed but no injuries are reptd; damage is estimated at $3-million; Argentine gen mgr of supermkt chain reptdly was aware that leftists planned to attack prior to Rockefeller visit; gen strike set to protest visit; Natl Security Council meets, discusses measures to protect Rockefeller; fed police ban all pub demonstrations and meetings; some dissident orgns vow to defy order

Ground and Air Routes Are Used to Get Supplies to Besieged Camp; U.S.-OWNED STORES IN ARGENTINA BURN

WASHINGTON, June 26 -- The American Civil Liberties Union started a constitutional challenge today against the Justice Department's new doctrine that wiretapping of certain domestic groups can be justified on grounds of "national security."

A.C.L.U. Suit Tests Wiretaps by F.B.I. Of Groups in U.S.; A.C.L.U. Suit Tests Wiretaps Of Domestic Groups in the U.S.

WASHINGTON, June 26 -- Diplomats reported here during the day that Chile and Anaconda had agreed upon the "negotiated and progressive" nationalization of the copper interests.  

Reported by Diplomats; CHILE, ANACONDA SETTLE ON TERMS

5 mfrs' refund of $120-million to consumers, agreed to in Feb, to be announced to pub in nationwide newspaper ad campaign; details; NYC consumers to get about $2-million, NYC itself $5.5-million; NYC execs hail settlement

REFUNDS PLANNED IN DRUG PRICE SUIT; $120-Million Settlement Will Be Shared by Consumers

Fed Reserve Bd offers 3-part proposal to make Eurodollar borrowing subject to reserve requirements, effective in 1 mo; proposal would; set 10% reserve requirement against borrowing by bank from foreign branches above avg amt outstanding in 4 wks ended May 28; set 10% reserve requirement on loans by foreign branches to US residents in excess of avg outstanding during same period; set 10% reserve requirement on borrowings by US banks from foreign banks that are not branches

U.S. WILL TIGHTEN CREDIT LOOPHOLE; Reserve to Curb Banks' Use of Eurodollars for Loans

Waterfront Comm exec dir Sirignano, in testimony backing bill to increase Comm power over fringe waterfront cos, warns Mafia has virtual monopoly on some commodities entering NYC and Jersey City and threatens another mob takeover in fringe areas of NY waterfront, hearing NJ State Assembly com; cites how Harborside Terminal, Jersey City, has given virtual monopoly on meat inspection to M Genovese-controlled Erb Strapping Co, both operations which are outside Comm jurisdiction and how Ct Carpentry & Marine Contractors Co, with history of Mafia connections, has overbilled ss cos by thousands of man hrs; ILA pres Gleason calls comm bills power grab, holds dockers have been unfairly maligned

WATERFRONT ROLE OF MAFIA IS CITED; Bistate Unit Warns Jersey of Gang Infiltration

Repr Moorhead discloses that USAF hat awarded $87-million contract to GE for 68 MIRVs; Defense Dept acknowledges that it did not announce production contract, but says it is routine follow-up on informal contract given GE 1 yr ago and announced then; Moorhead accuses dept of willful concealment; cites grave natl consequences of MIRV issue

AIR FORCE ORDERS MIRV WARHEADS; $87-Million Contract for 68 Minuteman Vehicles Is Let Without Public Notice

Nixon's decision to appt Knowles is again in doubt; Finch goes to White House presumably to lobby for Knowles; confs with press sec Ziegler and top Nixon aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman amid repts he will resign if Nixon bows to AMA and Dirksen; Ziegler and Finch deny Los Angeles Times rept quoting him as saying he will resign; FBI has been ordered to make quick checks on Drs J R Hogness and R Wilbur; new confusion over Knowles seen related in part to forthcoming HR vote on income tax surcharge extension; Nixon seen fearing to offend conservative Cong members whose votes he may need; Labor and Pub Welfare Com liberals astounded that apptmt is again in doubt; Javits, Kennedy, Brooke comment

JOB FOR KNOWLES IS IN DOUBT AGAIN; White House Says Decision on Health Post Isn't 'Final' -- Finch Talks to Nixon

WASHINGTON, June 26 -- The Nixon Administration made public today its plan for new voting rights legislation, to a generally chilly reception on Capitol Hill..  

MITCHELL URGES A WIDE REVISION ON VOTING RIGHTS; Key Alteration Would Omit Need for Prior Clearance of New Local Laws

article describing USN base at Rota and mixed feelings of residents toward it; illus

U.S. Naval Base at Rota Proves a Mixed Blessing for Rural Spanish Region

Comment on current scene as shown in recent series of articles in Soviet press on current Moscow cultural scene

Soviet Party Sanctions Balance of Views on the Cultural Scene

Newspaper Bill Delayed

India protests to Communist China and Pakistan over new rd built by Chinese in disputed northern sec, which is under Pakistan's control; charges China with abetting 'illegal occupation of Indian territory' by Pakistan

INDIA ACCUSES CHINA OVER KASHMIR ROAD

Souvanna Phouma arrives, London; will conf with officials

Laotian Leader in London

300,000 state employes end strike after Govt agrees in principle to pay rise

Italian Civil Servants Win Pay Rise in Strike

Hudson Inst plan for modified US strategy in Vietnam circulates at high levels in Nixon Adm; plan authors say it will cut US casualties, make war 'acceptable' in US and either increase chances for peace settlement or offer a long-term chance of 'winning' war; principal plan author is H Kahn; plan reptdly grew out of studies in Vietnam financed by Defense Dept; includes cut in forces, reliance on volunteers, new means to block infiltration and new combat tactics

' Think Tank' Offers Modified Policy for Vietnam

Jagan Is Reported Ailing

Conservative Alliance of the Repub of Rhodesia formed as new pol party with avowed aim of introducing apartheid

Rhodesian Party Formed

Clifford Withdrawal Plan Is Endorsed by Humphrey

Vietnam Casualties

23d plenary session; recent confs between Lodge and Nixon noted; Lodge says other side shows no will to negotiate; raises 7 issues on which he believes there is common ground between Communist's 10-point plan and 8 points put forward by Nixon on May 14

Foe, at Paris Talks, Derides Nixon's Troop Plan; Calls It Pretext for Pursuing War -- Lodge Sees No Sign of a Will to Negotiate

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June 27, 1969

Headlines from June 27, 1969

L.I.U. Board Names Chancellor; Students, Unconsulted, Get Writ; L.I.U. APPOINTMENT STARTS COURT SUIT

U.S. Names 5-Man Team For Soviet Missile Talks; U.S. Names Team for Missile Talks With Soviet

ENEMY IS POUNDED BUT STILL POURS SHELLS ON BENHET; Foe's Barrage Wounds Five -- South Vietnamese Relief Troops Are Flown In

Ground and Air Routes Are Used to Get Supplies to Besieged Camp; U.S.-OWNED STORES IN ARGENTINA BURN

A.C.L.U. Suit Tests Wiretaps by F.B.I. Of Groups in U.S.; A.C.L.U. Suit Tests Wiretaps Of Domestic Groups in the U.S.

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