Mets Win One-Hitter

White House repts Nixon holds extensions should not be delayed by adding numerous tax reforms; repts he believes that extension will be approved but sees delay spurring inflation; repts he met with Kennedy, McCracken, Mayo, Martin and Burns on prospect of delay; Byrnes holds position of Sen Dem leadership, including Long, might jeopardize reform and extension

President Adamant On Surtax Action Ahead of Reforms; President Insists Surtax Action Should Come Ahead of Reforms

Inst of Race Relations rept urges Govt action to insure better housing for Asian and black immigrants; urges local authorities to grant pub housing on basis of need instead of length of residence; asks special concern about developing W Indian ghettos

British Urged to Face Race Problems; British Government Urged to Act Quickly on Racial Problems

Agr Dept aide D R Shepherd says 33 airports have been treated and, in some cases re-treated with heavy applications of pesticide to avert invasion of pests on planes, particularly those arriving from Vietnam, int on dispute over conservationists and other groups protests

Federal Use of DDT Restricted Pending Result of 30-Day Study; The Federal Use of DDT Is Restricted

Fed ct refuses to dismiss suit by Johnson County parents and rules state officials have affirmative responsibility to counter discrimination on local educ level

Georgia, Chicago Warned By U.S. on School Policy; Georgia, Chicago Warned on Schools

Nixon reptdly is unhappy about Kennedy threat of wage and price controls

WAGE-PRICE ISSUE IRKS WHITE HOUSE; Nixon Remains Opposed to Controls Despite Remarks by Treasury Secretary Remarks on Wage-Price Curbs Irk White House

WASHINGTON, July 9 -- The United States declared today that it regarded the recent increase in Arab-Israeli tensions as a "very serious matter."  

Front Page 1 -- No Title; U.S. Says Increase In Mideast Tension Is 'Very Serious' MIDEAST TENSION DEPLORED BY U.S. 

Sen Jackson says Safeguard is needed to counter USSR, 'a dangerous, unpredictable opponent with fast growing mil capability'; Cooper and Hart offer amendment to preclude use of any Safeguard funds for system deployment; Stennis says secret sessions will be held later; Jackson meets privately with Sen McIntyre, giving rise to speculation that Adm forces, if faced with defeat, may fall back on McIntyre compromise proposal that would allow installation of radar and electronic equipment at 2 sites but bar production and deployment of missiles; Sen Aiken, one of uncommitted Sens, and considered to hold swing vote, apparently resents large pro-Safeguard ads placed in 3 Vt newspapers by Citizens Com for Peace with Security; com organizer W J Casey concedes 11 members of com are officers in cos that hold Safeguard contracts and that data for ads was obtained from White House

JACKSON ASSERTS A SOVIET THREAT MAKES ABM VITAL; Tells Senate Russians Are 'Dangerous, Unpredictable,' With Growing Strength JACKSON ASSERTS ABM NET IS VITAL

Repr Tunney holds rd being built by Communist China through Pakistani Kashmir is relevant to amt of US econ aid funds to be recd by Pakistan this yr, HR com hearing on Nixon Adm's $2.6-billion foreign aid bill; holds rd involves direct threat to security of India, whose independence US is trying to support; foreign aid officials acknowledge rd could serve as invasion route from Tibet

U.S. IS CONSIDERING TANKS FOR TURKEY; Pakistanis Would Get Old Ones From Ankara U.S. Studying Plan to Provide 100 Patton Tanks to the Turks

Higher Educ Bd rejects demand that coll set up separate degree-granting 'School of Urban and Third World Studies' and proposes instead development of programs of black and Puerto Rican studies with special priority for funding; coll pres Copeland hails bd's implementation of plan to admit all hs grads into CUNY system, '70, which he sees relieving much stress and tension' that recently developed on campus; bd also transfers jurisdiction over univ's SEEK program to coll and authorizes coll to accept 100 more SEEK students beyond 400 authorized in Sept

OPEN ADMISSION TO CITY U. IN 1970 SET AS NEW GOAL; Board Trims 5 Years From Target Date for Taking All High School Graduates NO '3D WORLD' SCHOOL But Colleges Are Advised to Spur Minority Studies--Government Aid Sought 1970 Open Admission to City U. Is Set by Board as a New Goal

J Nathan scores real estate indus proposed code's provisions on co-ops; holds tenants would get inadequate notice by owners converting apt houses to co-ops

BOTH SIDES SEEK A RENT SOLUTION; But Tempers Flare in Effort to Revise Realty Code That the City Rejected Both Sides Seeking Rent Code Solution

White House says number of Amer civilians in S Vietnam working directly for Govt, as contrasted with those employed by cos under contract to Govt, will probably be reduced by more than 10%

NIXON ORDERS CUT OF 14,900 TROOPS AT BASES ABROAD; Calls Also for Reduction of 5,100 in Civilian Employes Overseas in Next Year ECONOMIES ARE SOUGHT Military Pullback Will Not Affect War Area -- Costs Accord With Bonn Set Nixon Orders Cut of 14,900 in Overseas Troops

Southern Sens open fire on proposed 5-yr extension of present law as Sen (Ervin) subcom begins hearings; Ervin holds law is politically motivated; Sen Thurmond holds it is 'punitive measure' aimed at states that backed Goldwater for Pres in '.64; extension backers admit they do not have enough votes to get bill out of subcom; Ervin proposes that if present law is extended, it should be based on '68 election figures; some and perhaps all Southern states would be exempted if formula is changed; Sen Bayh warns of serious repercussions in Negro community if promises of present law are not fulfilled; Sen Mathias, Civil Rights Com member Freeman testify for extension; Mathias illus

VOTE ACT SCORED BY SOUTHERNERS; Senators Oppose Extension -- Backers Face Stiff Fight to Get Bill to the Floor Southern Senators Open Attack On Move to Extend Voting Act

Sec Volpe refuses to grant Fed funds for freeway he said would seriously impair historic quality of New Orleans's French Qr; also says alternative depressed route, approved by Fed Hwy Adm as compromise, is not acceptable because of what he called its disruptive effects on city, excessive costs and construction hazards to Mississippi River levee that protects entire city; map; ruling believed to be 1st denial of Fed funds for hwy on basis of preserving historic area; seen significant in light of revolution' among city dwellers, particularly Negroes and the poor, against destruction of inner city neighborhoods; Transportation Dept willing to approve proposed west bank freeway instead of riverfront rd

Volpe Vetoes a Freeway to Save French Quarter in New Orleans; VOLPE VETOES AID TO SAVE FREEWAY

Biafra bars daylight flights; accuses GB of 'duplicity in Nigerian attempts at genocide'

BIAFRA RULES OUT DAYLIGHT AIRLIFTS

UAR repr confirms that Nasser Govt has decided to grant full diplomatic recognition

Cairo Confirms Move

acknowledges it can do little since it has no ties with UAR

Bonn Regrets Cairo's Ties With East

article discusses Belem-to-Brasilia highway as 1st and decisive step in integrating northern part to rest of country; illus; map

Million Brazilians Building a New Frontier Along 1,370-Mile Road

JERUSALEM, July 9--Two years after the Arab-Israeli war both sides have raised the ante along the cease-fire lines, the Arabs to change the situation and the Israelis to maintain it.

Rising Ante in Mideast Fighting; Arabs Resist Freeze in the Lines, Israel Resists Change

Sen Case repts $802,622 OEO grant to NJ Community Affairs Dept for rehabilitation of addicts in 4 counties

Jersey Gets Aid for Addicts

Gunfire Across the Suez

Sisco Is in London

CAIRO, July 9 -- Dr. Mohammed H. el-Zayyat, the chief Government spokesman, appeared today by implication to confirm reports of a partial call-up of United Arab Republic reservists and the commandeering of civilian trucks by the military.  

Reserves Called, Cairo Aide Indicates

Nixon and Emperor Haile Selassie discuss war, White House conf

Nixon and Selassie Discuss Nigerian War and Mideast

USN launches multiwarhead Poseidon from land pad, Cape Kennedy; performance of warhead section not divulged

Multiple Warhead Tested 9th Time in Navy Missile

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July 10, 1969

Headlines from July 10, 1969

Mets Win One-Hitter

President Adamant On Surtax Action Ahead of Reforms; President Insists Surtax Action Should Come Ahead of Reforms

British Urged to Face Race Problems; British Government Urged to Act Quickly on Racial Problems

Federal Use of DDT Restricted Pending Result of 30-Day Study; The Federal Use of DDT Is Restricted

Georgia, Chicago Warned By U.S. on School Policy; Georgia, Chicago Warned on Schools

Billboard 200

Hair

Romeo & Juliet (1969)

Blood; Sweat & Tears

This Is Tom Jones

The Age Of Aquarius

Notable Births

Historical Context for July 10, 1969