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1965July 31

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• Police Rout Calcutta Strikers
• Miss Marley-A. Hanafin [ To Wed in September
• DIVIDEND RAISED BY TEXACO BOARD; Payment Lifted to 60 Cents a Share From 55 Cents
• JOHNSON'S READINESS FOR PEACE TRIP SEEN
• Article 1 -- No Title; Space Sought in Nearby Yards As 6,000 Autos Jam Golf Club
• NLIRSE$ AND UNION VIEONBARGAINING; Building Service Unit Says Rival Lacks Knowhow
• Copeland Refrigeration Names New Director
• Reflective Premier; Pierre-Charles-Jose-Marie Harmel
• 1,000 IN INDONESIA STONE U.S. MISSION
• Fisher Is Beaten
• Man Who Put Up Money
• New Haven Deficit Rises As Revenues Show Drop
• Johnson Flies to Ranch
• Olympic Note Sounded
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• British Pound Drops Sharply; No Basic Weakening Is Seen
• Medicare Law in Brief
• Mrs. Hand and Son Take Title at Greenwich With 79
• 2 Correction Aides Charged With Beating Tombs Inmate
• Social Security Agency Plans 6,000 New Jobs
• Fund Measure Is Signed
• Tommy Steele Plans Vacation
• ROOSEVELT TO NAME PANEL ON SEX BIAS
• PRICE UP SHARPLY FOR LONDON GOLD; Official Level Highest Since March 10 -- Pound Eases PRICE UP SHARPLY FOR LONDON GOLD
• ATOM SHIP'S COST SLOWS JAPANESE; Construction Off for Year Because of a Dispute
• End Papers
• AMERICAN STEEL SWEETENS OFFER; Raises Price to Holders of Standard Products to $15
• Judge Assails 'Teen-Age Gangsterism'
• Turks Ask Meeting Of Security Council On Cyprus Curbs; TURKEY BIDS U.N. DISCUSS CYPRUS
• Shellfish With a Legend Comes to Markets Here
• Back on the Merry-Go-Round
• Richfield Oil Corporation
• Two A.P. Executives Named Assistant General Managers
• FRANCE BARS AID FOR ASIAN BANK; Won't Contribute Capital to Project U.S. Proposed
• Jefferson Chapman, Yale '65,' Fiance of Miss Carol CannonI
• To Enforce Laws
• Japanese Urge Settlement
• Don't Knock the Rock: He Has 18 Sponsors
• ED L. CAMPBELL DIES
• EXECUTIVE CHANGES
• South African Copter Raid Nets 60 Zululand Poachers
• Phils Beat Mets, 5-3, on Stengel's Birthday; Teams Salute Ailing Manager -- Callison, Wine Connect
• Commodities: Prices of Copper and Soybean Futures Advance for the Second Day; TRADERS REVERSE WEDNESDAY'S DIP
• Retroactive Payments To Approach $1 Billion
• Giants and Jets to Face Tests In Intrasquad Workouts Today
• Bronx Zoo to Turn Day Into Night; World of Darkness to Stir Nocturnal Animals to Life
• MOST FEES PAID FOR CANCER CASE; Total Coverage Would Take Care of Heavy Charges
• Appalachian Aide Named
• Nonstudent Gets 120 Days For Berkeley Protest Role
• Harlem Hot-Dog Man Aids Youths Near and Far
• Bridge: No Bid System Can Indicate Where Vital Small Cards Lie
• U.S. SEEKS IDEAS ON MONEY REFORM; Joins Canada in Proposal to Consult With Other Lands on Monetary Conference
• TWO GIRLS' BODIES FOUND IN TEXAS; Corpses Believed Those of Coeds Missing 12 Days
• Court Upholds 30-Hour Course For State's Driving Instructors
• Live Television of Recovery Of Astronauts Is Rejected
• GREEK DEPUTIES, IN UPROAR, CLOUD FATE OF REGIME; Acting Parliament President Terms Government Fallen -- Premier Scores Move DEPUTIES CLOUD GREECE'S REGIME
• Diane Falcione, Joel N. Sturman Engaged to Wed; Students for Doctorates at Cornell Planning Sept. 5 Nuptials
• A Little Bit of Butter'
• British Oust Soviet Diplomat; Step Viewed as Retaliation
• Wiesen -- Sokolski [
• Ford Is Adding Unit
• 13 More G.I.'s Slain in Vietnam
• MRS. SAMUEL A. WEINER
• Tennessee Gas Seeking Settlement in Argentina
• Homer by Howard Helps Senators Down A's, 3 to 1
• LAKE ERIE CALLED A HEALTH DANGER; U.S. Pollution Report Calls for Remedial Action
• SOUTH AFRICANS CURB RIGHTS SONG; Seize 'We Shall Overcome' Disks but Don't Ban Them
• Angels Beat Red Sox
• ANTIPOVERTY UNIT ASSAILS CITY PLAN; East Harlem Group Boycotts Community Centers
• Digest of the New Social Security Law
• LYNN, IN HEATHER, LEADS STAR CLASS; Beard Trails by a Point in Atlantic Coast Series
• DELINQUENTS SEE DROPOUT DRAMA; Residents of Youth House Get Chance to Act Out Versions of Ending
• G.M. Expands in Canada
• Commuter Fare Attacked
• 3 U.S. YACHTS OFF IN CHANNEL RACE; Caper Is Among Leaders on 225-Mile Offshore Sail
• UNION OF RELIGION AND SCIENCE IS AIM; Parley at Princeton Will Consider New Interests
• $25,000 TROT WON BY NOBLE VICTORY; Colt Scores 16th Triumph in Row in Yonkers Race
• PEGASUS 3 ORBITED BY LAST SATURN 1
• STRIKE HOLDS UP MILITARY CARGO; Engineers and Line Dispute Shipment to France
• U.S. WIDENING TEST OF FERTILITY DRUG; 100 Women Being Treated at Research Medical Centers
• Senate Raises Inquiry Fund
• Jackson & Perkins Elects
• North Carolina Coed Killed
• BOB HOPE TO BUILD OWN 'DISNEYLAND'; Amusement Park Is Planned for 16,000-Acre Ranch
• M'Namara to Testify
• STOCKS REGISTER A SHARP ADVANCE; Trading Brisk as Averages Continue Solid Gains -- Texas Gulf Rises 2 5/8
• Pearl Bailey Collapses
• VIETCONG FORCES JABBING AT BASES; Inflict Heavy Casualties at Training Center -- Search for Reds Is Pressed VIETCONG FORCES JABBING AT BASES
• Miss Miriam Katz Planning Marriage
• A Price Tag on Everything
• CONTRACT AWARDS
• Texas Priest Admits Theft Of Car to Rebuild Church
• 2 From House Hold Unofficial Hearing On Vietnam Policy
• Columbia Records Elects
• Philippines Backs Increase
• BLANCAS IS BRIEF WITH PITCH SHOTS; Rookie Pro in Harrison Golf Underplays His Role
• GEORGE H. BLACK, 69, ON BYRD POLAR TRIPS
• BIG UTILITY LIFTS HALF-YEAR PROFIT; Commonwealth Edison Co. Earns $1.30 a Share
• CAIRO SAID TO LET GERMAN EXPERTS GO
• Painting Contractor Indicted on Perjury Is Sought by Police
• 13 HITS BY GIANTS ROUT BRAVES, 9-2; Bragan Orders His Pitchers to Throw Spitballs
• Provenzano Union Accused Of 'Squandering' $400,000
• Prices of Industrial Issues Pace Small Advances on the London Stock Exchange; MARKET IN PARIS SHOWS DECLINES Gains Are Also Registered in Frankfurt and Brussels -- Tokyo Shares Slump
• SOME VETERANS LOSING BENEFITS; Social Security Increase Will Cause Cut in Pensions
• Churchill's Stud Farm Is Sold for $106,400
• Most Dental Bills Are Not Covered Under Medicare
• Boating Outlook
• Cardinal Visits Chile Synagogue And Urges Religious Tolerance; Alluding to Vatican Council's Decision on Jews, He Asks 'Bonds to People of God'
• MEASURE TO SPUR NATION'S ECONOMY; The Stimulus From Old-Age Benefits Rise Is Due Soon
• 20 Unhurt in Erie Derailment
• TRANSPORT NEWS: WATERSIDE SITES; 131 Plants or Expansions Spotted Along U.S. Shores
• Cast Additions Listed
• New Plants to Spur Production of Ammonia; Domestic Total May Double During '66 -- 20 Projects Set
• JAPAN'S SHIPYARDS PRAISED BY BRITON
• Sotheby's and Christie's Close Out Record Season
• Margot Brown Fiancee 0u Dr. Martin Saltzman
• Aid to Parochial Schools
• 3 Named to State Board
• LEFTIST DEMANDS WILSON QUIT POST
• Mrs. Owen Has Son I
• MISS ELSIE CLAPP, 86, AIDE OF JOHN DEWEY
• Algeria Backs Vietnamese
• Mrs. F. Robertson Jones Dead; , Birth Control Movement Leader
• French Reprint Card Urging Americans to Shun France
• Scholarship In Journalism
• WHOLESALE PRICES SHOW A SLIGHT LOSS
• Cuban Recovering in Miami After 12 Days on a Raft
• Bank in Queens Is Robbed Of $13,460 By 3 Bandits
• Reading Acts on Passenger Lines
• Self-Employed Doctors Covered by Medicare
• Inverness and Storm Triumph In N.Y.Y.C. Block Island Race
• Avco Gets Army Contract For Helicopter Engines
• Insurance Experts Bid Elderly Keep Up Policy
• Warm, Bernichon and 3 Others Clinch Great South Bay Titles
• DR. MAYER EXPLAINS STATEMENT ON DIET
• WASHINGTON NEGRO FREED IN MURDER
• Air Pollution Index
• BATTISTA APPEAL WINS VOTE LISTS; Court Orders Copies So He Can Speed Petitions
• Storer Takes Over Northeast Airlines In $25 Million Deal; Storer Takes Over Northeast In a $25 Million Transaction
• Sidelights; Rail Gains Seen a Good Omen
• FILM ACTORS' STRIKE A THREAT ON COAST
• U.N. COUNCIL ASKED BY U.S. TO HELP END VIETNAMESE WAR; Goldberg Letter Voices Hope Members 'Somehow' Can Find Way to Proceed NO CONDITIONS ARE SET Full Collaboration Pledged 'in Search for Acceptable Formula' to Bring Peace U.S. LETTER ASKS U.N. COUNCIL HELP
• Gene E. Roberts to Wed} .Miss Sally-Lee Birch l
• Michigan and Oregon Dunes
• CHICAGO PRIESTS SCORED ON RIGHTS; Monsignor Calls Protests 'Insulting Gestures'
• Text of Goldberg's Letter
• Laurel Susan Davis A Prospective Bride
• Dr. Roland Kapp. Scientist With Glyco Chemicals, 62
• 12 Yale Express Units File Bankruptcy Petition
• 29 Countries Besides U.S. Aid South Vietnamese; Total Has Tripled in the Year Since Saigon Appealed to Non-Communist World
• DAVIS CUP DRAW PAIRS ASHE, OSUNA; Ralston Will Meet Palafox in Second Match Today
• CHRISTOPHER S. rvlURPHYJ t
• Nazi's Son Arrested As Man Who Daubed Smears in Bamberg
• Cardwell of Pirates Beats Cubs, 3-1, On Seven-Hitter
• Stickers Here, Stickers There . . . Riverdale Is Fed Up With Them; Calling Them 'Public Scandal,' Group Warns Candidates of Rebuke at Polls
• Universal Match Elects
• Road-Building Costs Rise
• CITY WILL PURSUE NIGHT HOSE USERS; Soak Lawn to Be Taken As Basis for Summons For Cheating on Water City Will Press Drive to Halt Hosing of Lawns After Dark
• Blind to Get More In Monthly Benefits In Medicare Law
• MacCracken Wins, 10-8, 6-3
• RELIGIOUS BOOKS RECENTLY ISSUED; Works of Inspiration Are Listed and Annotated
• COMSAT SEEKS BIDS ON NEW SATELLITES
• TURBO JET 2 TO 1 IN TIDAL HANDICAP; Heads Field of 9 Starters for Feature on Closing Program at Aqueduct
• U.S. to Attend Mongolia Talk
• 2 IN CREW OVERCOME BY CHEMICAL FUMES
• MET OPERA SINGERS PERFORM IN 'TOSCA'
• PROFIT MARK SET BY MAJOR AIRLINE; Year's Net at National Rises 91% to $7.65 a Share
• AIRLINES MAKING STUDY OF JETPORT; Report Expected in Month On Need for 4th Site Here
• PRESIDENT SIGNS MEDICARE BILL; PRAISES TRUMAN; He Flies to Independence, Mo., to Hold Ceremonies at Presidential Library 20-YEAR CAMPAIGN ENDS Social Security Is Expanded to Provide Medical Care for Americans Over 65 Johnson Signs Medicare Bill; Hails Truman Role in Ceremonies in Independence, Mo. HIS ACTION ENDS 20-YEAR EFFORT Social Security Is Expanded to Provide Medical Care for Americans Over 65
• Munch Leads Boston Symphony In Familiar Music at Tanglewood
• PENTAGON TO GIVE SAIGON SOME JETS; ' Small Number' to Be First in Vietnamese Air Force PENTAGON TO GIVE SAIGON SOME JETS
• William D. Hall to Wed Daphne deK. Cummings
• Topics: Thoughts on Midsummer Weather
• ACQUISITION TERMS ACCEPTED BY I.T.&T.
• Mississippi Negroes Being Urged to Dodge Draft
• REDS SHED MASK IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Drop Emphasis on Coalition Nature of Insurgency
• Judith Bumberg Engaged
• THOMAS WALTER, 93, EX-POSTAL OFFICIAL
• Chief of Famous Artists Opposes Offer for Stock
• Soviet Bars Negotiating Nuclear Plan
• Mrs. Sargent Is Golf Victor
• Charles Brendler, 67, Led i U.S. Navy Band 20 YearsI
• COLOMBIA SEEKING MONETARY POWER; Government Presents Bill on Budget and Taxes
• New Soviet Work Praises Pasternak
• PLAYGROUND SNIPING LINKED TO 3 YOUTHS
• Index of Commodity Prices Shows a 0.1 Gain at 103.4
• Italian Cabinet Votes Budget
• DODGERS SET BACK CARDS IN 9TH, 4-2; LeJohn Walks With Bases Filled to Break Tie
• RIGHTS COMPLIANCE SOLVED IN DEARBORN
• AMISH ARE GRANTED MEDICARE EXCLUSION
• Murphy Scores in Billiards
• Medicare Provisions Cover 600,000 Railroad Employes
• Jury Finds No Evidence Of Crime by Suffolk G.O.P.
• Police Seek Parents of Child Abandoned on Subway Train
• PLAY ON 'CARMEN' ENTERS SPACE AGE; ' 45 G.I. Production Revived in New Version Here
• Bronx Reform Clubs Divided On Stand in Mayoralty Race
• Ontario to Review Finance Company; ONTARIO TO STUDY FINANCE CONCERN
• Tiffany Says It Will Take Army To Make It Obey Price-Tag Rule; TIFFANY'S DEFIES PRICE TAG ORDER
• MUSIC NOTES
• Rise of 17,049 Is Predicted In Public Schools This Fall
• OPINION ON CARVEL REVERSED BY F.T.C.
• SOVIET-U.S. TREATY ON CONSULS URGED; Rusk Asks Senate to Ratify Pact Signed Last Year
• Roslyn Siegel Marrie(l To William Targ Here!
• Vietnam Withdrawal
• Rowdies Disrupt Meeting Of Peace Group on S.I.
• PREMIER URGES SPUR TO JAPAN'S ECONOMY
• Law Student .to Marry Frances Hemendinger
• John Oroves, Manager Here' For Air Transport Group, 6o
• 10 Fliers Killed in '45 Found In New Guinea
• Stolle Turns Back Moore by 6-3, 6-3; Edlefsen Is Victor
• CARL H, CRANDALL
• Poland Accuses 3 Writers
• APPEAL COURT BACKS WALKER LIBEL AWARD
• Coronet Offering Planned
• Reds Down Astros
• TWO GET 25 YEARS AS SOVIET AGENTS; Army Sergeant and Friend Sentenced in Virginia
• Record Timber Sale Slated By U.S. in Alaskan Region
• Dentistry Dean Appointed
• CROSSTOWN TEST ON TRAFFIC FALLS; Neither Warning Signs Nor Tickets Prevent Drivers From Ignoring Rules
• NAVAL STORES
• Perth Amboy Project Aided
• Actress Teaches Met Singers How to 'Die' in Proper Style; Sondra Lee Also Instructs in the Arts of Mincing Steps and Using a Fan
• SENATE APPROVAL OF FORTAS LIKELY; High Court Nominee Praised After Attacks in House
• BRITAIN IS ACTING TO BACK STERLING; But Doubts Linger About Effectiveness of Move -- More Steps Urged
• Music: Accent Is American at Festival; Styles From Ellington to Ives Bridged
• Washington Proceedings
• Urban Post in the Cabinet Approved by Senate Panel; URBAN POST PLAN GAINS IN SENATE
• Blackfriars List Fall Show
• U.S. JUDGE FREES FOUR IN AMERICUS; Jailed Negro Women Out -- Demonstrations Resume
• Jersey Expressway Opened
• Asp', Not 'Wasp'?
• Most Stocks Gain On American List; Trading Quickens
• Lioness Claws Boy Upstate
• Nicklaus and Littler Lead by Shot in Thunderbird Golf With 66's for 133's; CASPER GETS 134; 136 FOR PLAYER
• Steel Union Says It Will Strike Sept. 1 Unless Pact Is Reached
• Bonds: Prices for Treasurys Slip for 2d Day in Wake of Refunding Announcement; ACTIVITY IS LIGHT IN 2 NEW ISSUES But Dealers Expect Rise Next Week in Trading Geared to Refinancing
• Mrs. Untermeyer's 79 Wins
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• U.S. WEIGHING SALE OF PLANT TO POLAND
• Grant Wins No. 12
• Police Here Test Helmets for All To Guard Against Head Injuries
• COURTS STEP TAKEN BY EASTERN CAN; Company Fights Suit Filed Against It by Hunt Foods
• UGANDA LOOKING FOR NEW MARKETS; Missions to Go to Rwanda, Burundi, Congo and Sudan
• Raleigh, N.C., Mops Up After Rain Causes Flood
• BASIC COVERAGE TO BE AUTOMATIC; But Pensioner Must Enroll in Supplementary Plan
• Monticello Racing Extended
• Judge Rules Noise Of Target Practice Part of Civilization
• A.M.A. PUTS ISSUE UP TO PHYSICIANS; Says It Won't Tell Doctors How to Act Under Medicare
• 15 FILLIES NAMED IN $126,030 RACE; Native Street Is Favored in Jersey -- 11 Entered in $123,265 Delaware
• National Birth Rate Continues Decline That Started in '58
• HEPATITIS OUTBREAK STUDIED IN JERSEY
• Photoelectric Scanner Is Made for Printing; Unit, Which Adjusts Ink Flow, Devised by Two Pressmen
• MARTHA GRAHAM GETS ASPEN PRIZE; $30,000 Humanities Award Presented to Dancer
• Books and Authors
• Ontario Begins Drive to Remove Canada's 'Mine and Tree' Image
• MRS. MOTLEY PUT ON JUDGESHIP LIST; Borough Chief Is Mentioned for U.S. Appeals Court -- Delay Linked to City Race
• Paris: 4 Old Favorites and a Promising Newcomer; Busy Day Provides Variety of Styles and Moods
• Copter Helping to Search For Missing Boy Crashes
• Thiokol Chemical Corp.
• 34 More Demonstrators Seized in Greensboro, Ala.
• Fife and Drum Corps Sparks 70th Anniversary East Hampton Fair
• Teaching Birth Control
• Peking Assails U.S. Troop Increase in Vietnam; Describes Plans as 'Another Serious Step' to Expand 'War of Aggression'
• Junichiro Tanizahi, 79,[s Dead; A Leading Japanese Novelist
• Tension Abroad Grows
• Indians Clout Three Homers and Send Yanks to 11th Shutout of Season, 5-0; SIEBERT, M'MAHON YIELD ONLY 4 HITS
• DOUGLAS N. M'CORMICK
• Car Output Seen Headed For Model-Year Record
• Army Defense Chief Honors Retiring General Waterman
• Hogan Agreed to Deal on Ruby, Then Decided 'It Was Wrong'
• Honduras Calls Emergency
• U.S. Men Favored in Soviet Track Today Despite Ailments of Key Athletes; MILLS SUFFERING TONSIL INFECTION
• Rise in Benefits Under Measure
• GOUGEON TRIMARAN IS VICTOR ON SOUND
• Overweight Meter Maids Lose Jobs
• Transcript of Remarks by Truman and Johnson on Medicare
• Pascual Set for Surgery
• SECRETARY TELLS OF KENNEDY GRIEF; Discussing New Book, She Recalls President's Life
• Musical by Joe Sauter Due
• Democrats in New Jersey Elect Robert Burkhardt as Chairman; Governor Tells Committee of the Difficult Race Ahead and Scores Dumont
• Printing Concern In Britain Settles Boardroom Fight; $750,000 OFFICER AGREES TO RETIRE
• Screen: 'And So to Bed':Lilli Palmer Is Seen in German Movie
• A Worldly Fable of Changing Eras
• Prices Decline 1% In Farm Products; FARM PRODUCTS DROP 1% IN PRICE
• First FM Master Antenna Built Atop Empire State
• BOGALUSA POLICE GET ULTIMATUM; Court Orders 2 Officials to Protect Demonstrators or Face $100-a-Day Fines BOGALUSA POLICE GET ULTIMATUM
• The State Sales Tax Begins
• Du Pont of Canada
• $5,200 Holdup in Brooklyn
• Flapjacks in London; Critical American Doesn't Look Far Enough -- Superloo Is New Attraction
• usan Harrison WillBe Married To John Barnes; Michigan State Alumna Fiancee ou Harvard College Graduate
• Ambassador Protests View of Portugal