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1965January 19

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• John Hersey's Superb Parable of Human Bondage
• U.S. HEALTH SERVICE TO SHUT 7 HOSPITAL
• Death in Burundi
• NEW HAVEN TAKES CURTAILMENT STEP; Moves in U.S. Court to Cut Commuter Service to City
• To Fight Alcoholism
• U.S. TERMS RAIDS IN LAOS JUSTIFIED BY RED VIOLATIONS; Says Communists Disregard Geneva Accords -- Strikes to Continue if Needed U.S. TERMS RAIDS IN LAOS JUSTIFIED
• DISTRICTING VOTED FOR CONNECTICUT; General Assembly Approves Shift From 1639 Formula
• /lrs. Charles McAdam, 68, !Wife of McNaught President
• Will 900 Spoil the Dow?; Magic Number for Stock Index Looms As Major Goal or Psychological Block
• Erhard Mission Endorsed
• More Prized in Europe Than Here, It Can Be as Tender and Good as Chicken
• ESTES IS ARRESTED IN U.S. FRAUD CASE; Seized After Supreme Court Lets His Conviction Stand
• Federation of Jewish Women Raising Funds at Convention
• COLLEGES ADVISED TO REPORT ADDICTS; State Conference Promises Discreet Aid to Control the Use of Narcotics MARIJUANA A PROBLEM 15 Campuses Investigated in 18 Months -- a 3-Way Attack on Sales Urged
• Bonds: Prices Are Little Changed From Friday's Levels in Light Trading Session; SHORT-TERM END OF U.S. LIST DIPS
• Sukarno Aims at 'Reform'
• Miss Koepfli Bride Of Stanley Moore
• Soviet Cautions U.S.
• Wagner's Chapel Players To Tour in 'The Crucible'
• Sponsors of Boat Show Call for a Larger Exhibition Hall Here; COLISEUM'S SPACE HELD INADEQUATE
• Hempstead Bank Dividend Up
• Article 2 -- No Title
• AIRPORTS CALLED NARCOTICS GATE; U.N. Experts Appeal for a Tighter Smuggling Guard
• STOKOWSKI LEADS RUSSIAN CONCERT; Shostakovich's 10th Is Most Impressive at Carnegie
• The Text of President Johnson's Defense Message Presented to the 89th Congress
• Recording for the Blind, Inc., Dedicates Its New National Center Here
• End Papers
• Summary of Supreme Court's Actions
• Russia's Consumers Win a Round
• 8 Senators Ask for Aid
• Jeanette MacDonald Is Honored By Many Movie Stars at Funeral; 250 Attend Service in Church While 400 Listen Outside -- Deceased Soprano's Voice Is Heard Over Loudspeaker
• Wholesale Prices Advanced in 1964
• 4 Generals Added To Vietnam Cabinet; 4 Generals Added to Vietnam Cabinet; U.S. Sees Stability of Regime Aided
• ALL LEGISLATORS GET $1,000 'LULUS'; But Expense Money Runs Up to $16,500 for Some
• JAMES H, DAUGHERTY
• 2 Bankers Back Tax on Loans;; Dollar Loss Is Stressed 2 BANKERS HERE BACK LOANS TAX
• Bonn Said to Call More Nazi Trials Possible; Justice Minister Concedes Cutoff Can Be Extended, Jewish Leader Says
• Imported Hats Offer Flattery
• American Airlines Names 2
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• Marion M. Morse Prospective Bride
• 34th St. Property Sold by Greyhound In $13 Million Deal
• Emerson Radio Fills Post
• Plea to Sukarno Planned
• Mrs. Rex Jr. Has a Son
• Sports of The Times
• Australia to Step Up Aid
• MUSIC NOTES
• Rubinoff, Kalo and Mulloy Advance in Miami Tennis
• Bishop Sees South Africa 'Tragedy'
• Hughie' to Close Jan. 30
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Six Stars of Olympic Games Will Receive Helms Awards
• Connor Sworn as Johnson's First Appointee to Cabinet
• SMYLIE RULES OUT G.O.P EXTREMISTS; Sees Party as All-Inclusive in Middle of the Road
• Heads Sleepy Hollow Project
• Australian Girls Beat U.S., 2-1, In Federation Cup Tennis Final
• Racing News Service Loses Appeal to End Phone Ban
• Observer; Man, His Loneliness and Why He Deserves It
• Boston & Maine's Riders Take to Cars & Buses; Cut in Rail Service Affects, but Does Not Seem to Irk, Line's 14,000 Commuters
• GEORGE D. BEARCE, 42,! BOWDOIN PROFESSORI
• 53-YEAR PEAK SET IN I.B.M EARNINGS; Consolidated Total Climbs 18.4% to $12.30 a Share
• 5 Bank Advisers to Fair Quit in Financial Dispute; 5 Banker Advisers to Fair Resign in Dispute Over Finances
• OWNER FILES SUIT ON SYNANON OFFICE
• Charles E. Denney Dead at 85; Ex'Presldent of Erie Railroad
• Japan Fears Harm to Economy; Tokyo Cites Trade Role
• Arab Force Reports Raid in Israel
• Sloan-Kettering Will Gain Feb. 4 At Waldorf Fete; Cancer Center's Thrift Shop Beneficiary of Annual Luncheon
• Franklin Bank in Deer Park
• Vote on Churchill Statue Favors Including His Cigar
• Child to Mrs. Muxworthy
• Jakarta Stays in W.H.O.
• Old Norwalk Hotel Doomed
• Iowa Five Upsets Indiana, 74 to 68; Olson, Pervall Star
• Kuhn, Loeb Unit Names Executives to Key Posts
• SHELLEY BERMAN SIGNS NEW PACT; Comedian to Write, Direct and Act for TV Shows
• Article 1 -- No Title
• High Court Clears Way For Round on Rail Rates
• Quadruplets Born in France
• Screen: 'Banana Peel' Opens at Paris:Story Is Too Slippery but Acting Is Good
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Latin Communists Seek Popular Fronts
• Bridge: Science Overcomes Tradition Without Proving Superiority
• Johnson Regains 2d Place In Finish of Riverside 500
• Washington Proceedings
• Candidate-Residency Rule Voted by Jersey's Senate
• Hernandez Upsets Perkins In Title Bout in Venezuela
• Gremillion Heads Association
• VIRGINIA IS TOLD TO REAPPORTION; Court Orders New Districts in Time for '66 Elections
• REV. EDWARD PETERSONI
• CITY OBTAINS WRIT IN WELFARE TIE-UP; 22 Strike Leaders Due in Court Today in Hearing on Contempt Charge CITY OBTAINS WRIT IN WELFARE TIE-UP
• B. & M. TO OPPOSE MOVE BY M'GINNIS; Railroad Would Wage Proxy Fight to Halt Supporters
• Britain Denies Urging Zone
• Ellen Lee Is Betrothed To Edward J. Pollock
• NEW METHOD AIDS BLOOD DONATIONS; Technique Intended to Help Hemophiliacs Lets Donor Replenish Own Supply A NATIONWIDE PROGRAM It Allows Individuals to Give a Pint of Plasma a Week Without Harmful Effects
• Dana Gaines Betrothed
• DEFENSE EXPERT SUCCEEDS HARDIN; Elias, With 16-23-1 Record in 4 Years, Is Expected to Receive $19,000
• Economist Joins Blyth Office Here
• POLICE HEAD OUSTED BY DOMINICAN JUNTA
• M'DONALD SEEKING CAN-PACT PATTERN; Says Talks Could Set Up Steel Industry Terms
• Houston Routs T.C.U.
• 30% of Vietnam Draftees Desert Within 6 Weeks
• Manitoba Rinks Capture Five of Six Curling Matches
• Index of Commodity Prices Shows a 0.1 Gain to 102.1
• U.S. EXPELS POLE, EMBASSY EMPLOYE; His Status Is Below That of Colonel Warsaw Ousted
• Vienna Cheers Young Pianist Building Base for U.S. Career
• 76ERS TURN BACK PISTONS, 109 TO 95; Greer Scores 28 Points to Pace Philadelphia Attack
• Article 5 -- No Title
• New U.S. Map Issued; Price Is $2 a Copy
• Diligent Housing Expert; Herbert Bernette Evans
• Wood, Field and Stream; Hunters in State Double Total in 1949, But Accidents Decline 10 Per Cent
• RIGHTS UNITS FEEL A FINANCIAL PINCH; CORE and N.A.A.C.P. Report Decline in Donations
• In The Nation; Another Court Sanction for Mobocracy
• MEAT MEN OPPOSING BRONX MARKET SITE
• Michigan Court Acts
• DEWITT C. HOWELL
• Deficit Cut Nearly in Half in December as Imports Slide
• Text of Wagner's Statement on McKeon
• STANLEY D. JOAKIM
• STOCK AVERAGES CLIMB TO RECORDS; Selective Gains Throughout the List Carry Indexes to Historic Levels
• GERMAN EXPERTS ON RISE IN CAIRO; Arrivals Said to Outnumber Rocket Workers Who Left
• Mental Welfare Group To Give Cocktail Party
• Congress Gets Bill To Bar 'Intrusions' Along the Hudson
• Son of President Ayub Is Accused of Murder; Charged With Shooting Foe in Post-Election Rioting -- Inquiry Is Halted
• Holifield Replaces Pastore
• Football Coaches Hail New Substitution Rule; Daugherty of Michigan State Calls Legislation Perfect and Hopes It Remains
• Treasury-Bill Rates Register A Slight Rise Above Last Week
• Korean Reds Assail Talks Between Johnson and Sato
• Abel Gets Ovation
• Kentucky Stops Auburn
• M'CRORY INCREASES STAKE IN GLEN ALDEN
• Labor Unrest Reported As Spain Presses Lockout
• Cabaret Tonight
• Ter-Ovanesyan Wins in Moscow
• Italian Party Plans Parley
• Ticket Agents Here Fined $500 Each for Scalping
• U.S. Supreme Court Refuses To Rule on Youth's Eligibility
• INAUGURAL GAIETY GETS UNDER WAY; Hotels Are Full and Taxicabs Scarce as Events Begin
• DR. CONANT LAUDS U.S. SCHOOL AIMS; He Cites the Doubts Arising About European System
• Kobayashi Retains Title
• DEMOCRATS SETTLE HOUSE COMMITTEES
• Court Upholds Georgia Vote Act On Senatorial Reapportionment
• NEW U.S. MISSILE TO BOLSTER MIGHT OF POLARIS FLEET; Johnson Intends to Double Power and Accuracy of Nuclear Craft Weapons COST SET AT $2 BILLION Defense Message Stresses Nation's Strength -- Sees Spending Leveled Off NEW MISSILE SET FOR SUBMARINES
• Variation Is Sought
• DUNCAN RICHARDSON,I i FINANCIAL AIDE, .66I
• Dr. King Punched and Kicked in an Alabama Hotel; DR. KING PUNCHED IN ALABAMA HOTEL
• Wagner Denies Pressure
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Art in Secaucus: 'The Blue Boy' Scorns Route 3 From a Billboard
• MOVIE KHRUSHCHEV ASSAILED IS ISSUED
• Miss Ann Taylor Engaged to Wed Jonathan Gillett; Graduate of Hollins and a Washington and Lee Alumnus Set Bridal
• Navy's Choice
• COCA-COLA PLANNING A DIVIDEND INCREASE
• U.S. Boy, 10, Rescues A Drowning African
• Illinois Concern Clarifies Invention of Dial Phone
• Racing at Waterford Canceled
• Soviet Issues Protest
• VON KARAJAN STARTS TOUR OF U.S. TONIGHT
• British Auto Workers Strike
• Schola Cantorum Schedule
• Folledo Outpoints Calhoun
• BOWIE RACE WON BY LOCAL GOSSIP; Kratz's Mount Pays $24.20 for 4-Length Victory
• The Albany Power Play
• Bobby Hull Takes Big Lead In Hart, Lady Byng Voting
• High Court Clears a Racial Protester
• Curing Railroad Ills; End of Monopoly Regulations and Privileges Deemed Necessary
• I.C.C. Study Ordered
• Leaders Arrive for Warsaw Pact Talks Opening Today; EAST-BLOC CHIEFS ARRIVE IN POLAND
• DRAFT' OF KEATING FOR MAYOR IS URGED
• State Officials Will Join Memorial to Dr. Paul Hoch
• Dealers and Distributors Behave Just Like Shoppers at Sports and Apparel Shows Here; Buyers Get in the Spirit of the Show -- Testing, Poking and Sampling All the Wares
• MAYOR SAYS JONES GOT 'BRIBE' OFFER; Asserts McKeon Proposed Extra Expense Funds for 2 to Influence Votes
• The Great Society Enjoys Pre-Inaugural Fetes
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• FRENCH SERVICES IN ATOM DISPUTE; Army and Air Force Seek Tactical Weapon Control
• Stock Prices Climb On American List; Volume Advances
• POLES STILL DELAY JAILING OF WRITER
• Rothenberg -- Weisler
• ALBRIGHT DOWNS UPSALA BY 60-52; Scores 8th Straight With Klahr Leading the Way
• W.R. Grace Plans Issue
• British Set to Give Body Of Casement to Ireland
• Prices Are Firm on London Stock Market in Wake of Favorable Trade Figures; GOLD SHARES DIP IN LATE TRADING
• Plans Denied in U.S.
• Barry Sullivan Divorced
• Restraint Order Is Sought In Railroad Merger Case
• Lunt and Fontanne to Be Feted
• Program for Inauguration
• Critic at Large; Mrs. Eitani's Case: A Streak of Bigotry Under Israel's Bright Surface
• Snow and Ice Face Monaco Rallyists For Final Stretch
• Capitol Hill Reserve Units Abolished
• TOP HOUSING POST IS GIVEN TO EVANS; He Is Successor to Mollen in $25,000-a-Year Job
• Connecticut Moves Ahead
• ARRAIGNMENT SET IN RIGHTS KILLINGS; Jan. 27 Hearing Ordered -- Last 2 Suspects Seized
• Workers Who Flout Laws
• 2 Michigan Guard Officers Charged With Malfeasance
• U.N. Assembly President Offers New Plan in Crisis; Asks Voluntary Gifts by Big Powers and Quick Resumption of Voting
• Court Dismisses A.P. Suit Against Cincinnati Paper
• MRS. -- ELMER W. JACOBUS]
• Soft-Goods Wholesaler, Once Written Off by Skeptics, Has Found Key Role
• G.O.P. ASKS STATE TO INVESTIGATE WAGNER CHARGE; Grumet Panel Will Seriously Consider Senate Minority's Plea on Alleged Bribe DEADLOCK IS UNBROKEN Mackell, Mayor's Choice in Upper House, Loses vote as Erway Switches BRIBE' INQUIRY SOUGHT BY G.O.P.
• Dinner Menu for Tonight
• Morris Weisenberg, 81, J Former School PrincipalJ
• Sidelights; The Fiscal Faces of Psychology
• GORDON WALKER WOOS THE VOTER; Foreign Secretary Working Hard for Commons Seat
• Doris Garter Plans A Marriage in June
• Du Pont Sights Record
• JAKARTA SEEKING CLOSER PEKING TIE; Subandrio Going to China Again to Renew Talks
• Ethical Culture Unit Lists Benefit Party
• Nebraska 88-77 Victor
• Chase Bank Expands
• Christie's to Auction Rembrandt's 'Portrait of Boy'
• Broncos Sign a Tackle
• TEXAS BOOK SEARCH IS RULED TOO BROAD
• Delaware Park Dates Set
• STEEL PRODUCTION SHOWS SLIM GAIN
• New Infiltrations in Congo
• Ketcha Berg, $87.40, Rallies to Take Hialeah Feature; FAVORED EURASIAN FINISHES SEVENTH Bold Beggar, $24, Is Second 2 1/2 Lengths Back -- Twin Double at $45,539.60
• CROPS IN FLORIDA DAMAGED BY COLD; Vegetables Hurt by Frost -- Temperatures in 20's
• Books -- Authors
• A.A.U. Head Receptive to Colleges' Proposal for Peace Conference in Track; BUCK IS AWAITING N.C.A.A. INVITATION
• Harvard Men Rule Out Vote for Radcliffe Girl
• PREJUDICIAL' TRIAL VOIDS DEATH RULING
• The Defense Budget
• N.A.A.C.P. Renews Demands for Building Jobs; Calls on City and State to Enforce Hiring Laws on School Projects
• For a Simpler Inaugural
• More Europeans Joining Congo Mercenary Force; MORE EUROPEANS JOIN MERCENARIES
• Legislators File Financial Data Under New Law
• HAROLD C. ANDRUS
• SAXON IS LIMITING BANKS' CHARTERS; Bid of Biracial Group Here Included in Rejections
• New Range Broils From Two Sides
• MRS. HERMAN SOLOWAYI
• U.N. Fund Ends 13th Session
• Miss Marybeth Jansky Is Affianced to Student
• IND 6TH AVE. TUBE IS HOLED THROUGH; 2 More Tracks to Link 4th and 34th Sts., Doubling Section's Capacity
• Miss Dobrer Fiancee Of Nathaniel Kramer
• CHANGES LIKELY IN MIDDIE ATTACK; New Coach Is Expected to Rely on Heavier Linemen and Less Passing
• Burma Corp. Nationalized
• Britain Presses Trade With Red China
• BUTLER FIVE WINS FROM BRADLEY, 80-74
• Goodbody & Co. Adds An Assistant Partner
• African Group Meets
• DUSSELDORF SEES IONESCO DRAMA; ' Hunger and Thirst' Assays Estrangement Theory
• RAMOS SENDS IN SIGNED CONTRACT; Ex-Indian Pitcher Sparked Yankee Pennant Drive
• Commodities: Soybean, Pork-Belly and Potato Futures Soar in Heavy Trading; SHELL EGGS, COCOA AND SUGAR SLUMP Maine Potatoes Exceed $6 -- Raw Bacon at Highs -- Beans Up 8 Cents
• Plan for Offensive Reported
• HYMAN BRESS PLAYS VIOLIN AT TOWN HALL
• ' Mountain' Blasting Ends and Jerseyans Are Smiling Again
• Ryan's Shoulder in Cast
• PEKING PUBLICIZES ATTACK ON MOSCOW
• High Court Admits Lawyers
• Border Politics in Bonn
• Fino Asks Tuition Aid
• Future of the Sudan; Government Representative Reports on Situation in Country
• DU PONT PRICE CUT SWEEPS INDUSTRY; Reduction in Its Charge for Polyester Fiber to Spur Other Producers to Act
• CHURCHILL GROWS STEADILY WEAKER; Doctor Unexpectedly Called to Bedside at 2:10 A.M. -- Wilson Postpones Trip CHURCHILL GROWS STEADILY WEAKER
• JOHNM. SPENCER, POLITICAL FIGURE; Vermont Democrat Dead-Quit Over Alcoholism
• Trade Report Spurs Sterling to $2.7920 on Market Here; Pound Rallies on Market Here On News of British Trade Gain
• DE GAULLE GIVING CHOICE TO ERHARD; Parley in Paris to Deal With A-Fleet and German Unity
• U.S. Is Lending $10 Million To Morocco Under Old Pact
• Carver Day Speaker Set
• L.I. Farmers Fear a Scarcity of Labor
• Paintings Will Be Shown
• Ex-Player Guilty in Fix Attempt
• ABC Corp. Adds to Board
• ASSETS SHOW RISE FOR LEHMAN CORP.
• Red Sox Name Brown
• Sentenced for Theft at Prison
• 2 Off Broadway Shows End
• BRITISH SET MARK IN BOBSLED DRILL; Blockey, Freeman in Year's Fastest St. Moritz Run
• High Court Refuses To Consider Appeal In Powell Judgment
• New School Names Executive
• THOMAS TO QUIT AS HIGH-JUMPER; Track Star, 24, Says He 'Can't Afford' to Compete
• G.O.P. URGEDTO BID FOR NEGRO VOTERS; Ripon Society Opposes Ties to Extremist Groups