Articles
- FUND OF $700,000 HELPED JOHNSON; A Campaign Group Files Its Report With House Clerk
- Critic at Large; Maritime Israel: A Prophecy That Once Must Have Seemed Foolish Is Fulfilled
- Barbara Kahn Fiancee
- Executive Is Appointed By Architectural Firm
- Gross Sees 'Smear' in Contest
- FRANK M'NULTY RANSOM
- Grant for Plywood Study Is Given to Pratt Institute
- Hoover, 70 Today, Says He Plans to Keep Post; F.B.I. Chief Cites President's Support -- Defends Bureau Record in Rights Cases
- PEAL & CO. TO END CUSTOM SHOE WORK
- LOSER PLANS DRIVE TO REPLACE CAREY
- SITE OF CONCERTS GETS TAX RELIEF; Music 'Great Gift' to Man, Court Says in Estate Case
- She Keeps House for Industry; British Woman Is Only One to Head Consulting Firm Mother of Three Is Efficiency Expert for Business British Woman Keeps House For Industry as a Consultant
- YARDS IN BRITAIN GLUM ON OUTLOOK; Builders to Start Year With Orders at 2/3 Capacity
- CALIFORNIA MEETS SNAG ON BRACEROS; Plan to Replace Mexicans on Farms Is Set Back
- Field Marshal Lord Wilson, 83, Leader in-Mediterranean, Dies; Supreme Allied Commander Headed Army of Nile and Expedition to Greece
- FREEMAN SLASHES RESEARCH FUNDS; Foresees $5 Million Savings in Farm Budget -- Meat Industry Scores Plan FREEMAN SLASHES RESEARCH FUNDS
- Reassessments Ordered
- REV. GERALD C. TREACY
- RETAIL SALES IN U.S. DECLINED LAST WEEK
- U.S. Library in Singapore Defaced With Red Slogans
- Salvatore Bonanno Released
- INLAND STEEL MAPS NEW PRODUCT IN '65
- 2 French Fliers Are Killed When Their Planes Collide
- Leap Year Saw a Leap In Marriage Licenses
- C.I.T. Financial Gives New Job to Treasurer
- Differing Views at U.N.
- U.S. Team Advances
- Dennett--Staelin
- Commodities: Soybeans Surprise Trade by Ending Firm After Slide Early in Week; DEALERS SEE EXIT OF PROFIT TAKERS
- Blum Resting Comfortably Despite His Riding Injuries
- Mrs. Sketch Has Son
- Swedish Red Paper a Weekly
- Bridge: An Exception to the Rule On Bidding an 8-Card Fit
- PFIZER ACQUIRES DOLITE COMPANY; Drug Maker Pays Cash for Producer of Mineral
- WAGNER PRESSING ALBANY STRUGGLE; But He Is Said to Concede Steingut's Strength
- Ecuador Frees 15 Prisoners
- SCHOOLS IN SOUTH FACE LOSS OF AID; U.S. Funds to End Where Race Barriers Persist
- Building Cleaning Award Let
- Claire Nichtern Upsets the Odds; Woman Producer of Broadway Hit Is the Rarest Avis But Sponsor of 'Luv' Is Unimpressed by Her Big Success
- 1,000 BRITISH TROOPS GOING TO FAR EAST
- Jersey Milk Price to Drop
- Wilson Looks to New Year For New Atom Arms Curbs
- Washington; Johnson's Optimistic Hopes for the New Year
- ROOSA'S CRITICISM ASSAILED BY FORD; Defends Industry on Charge It Was Feeding Inflation ROOSA'S CRITICISM ASSAILED BY FORD
- Father Awarded Children Living in Religious Center
- PLANNING BOARD ASSAILS SCHOOLS ON OVERCROWDING; Asks Why Some Rooms Are Filled Past Capacity While Others Have Empty Seats
- 2 More From 'King Kong' Cast Arrive; The Show Isn't Here But the Talent Is
- WILLB HADLEY, 81, PHILADELPHIA AIDE
- Phil Silvers to Make Pilot Film Next Week for Comedy Series
- Windsor Leaves Hospital for Hotel
- Betty Grable's Mother Dies
- COMMODITIES INDEX UNCHANGED AT 102.5
- Nigerian Pioneer
- Rose Bowl Rivals, Oregon State and Michigan, at Peak
- Article 2 -- No Title
- NEELY, GRISHAM REPORTED SIGNED; Action by Pros Would Bar Players From Gator Bowl
- GIFTS TO NEEDIEST SURPASS '64 TOTAL; 53d Appeal Sets a Record of $617,525 -- 321 Donors Give $13,390 for Day
- Auto Production Reaches 7,746,000 for the Year
- Workaday Britons Share in Honors
- 6 College Gymnasts Named To Tour Mexico This Month
- Elizabeth S. Howe A Prospective Bride
- SKI-JUMP SEASON OPENS TOMORROW; Sherwood to Head Class A Field at Bear Mountain
- Snyder Is Future Bride OfF.A. Drenning; Alumna of Elmira and Air Force Lieutenant Plan May Wedding
- Suit Against Baker Settled; $30,000 Payment Reported
- Stop and Shop, Inc., And Orbit Stores
- Governor Johnson to Attend Presidential Inauguration
- Books -- Authors
- Marchi Is Challenged to Prove Aide ot M.F.Y. Is 'Extremist'
- Pantasote Elects Two
- GOVERNOR TO ASK ART COUNCIL VOTE; Wants Permanent Status for State Commission
- JAGAN BOYCOTTING GUIANA'S ASSEMBLY
- PAYMENTS DEFICIT GROWS IN BRITAIN; Third-Quarter Gap Widens to $792 Million, Lifting Total for Nine Months
- Montreal a Year-Round Port
- Stray Police Bullet Fells Man As Times Sq. Holdup Is Foiled; Stray Police Bullet Fells Man As Times Sq. Holdup Is Foiled
- 8 Cents in Pay Check
- Or. Ernest R. Purvis, 58; J A Professor at Rutgersi
- Sidelights; What Was Good for Investors
- COPTERS FLY AID TO FLOOD VICTIMS; But New Snows Threaten to Ground Coast Craft
- KASAVUBU HINTS A REBUFF TO U.N. ON CONGO PEACE; Indicates Regime Has Vowed to Continue War on Rebels Till They Are Crushed KASAVUBU HINTS A REBUFF TO U.N.
- Third Tube for Midtown Tunnel Advanced by Plan for New Study
- GEORGE DENICKE, 77, OF RADIO LIBERTY
- Special to The New York Times
- Demonstrators Assail U.S.
- Tulane Plans to Leave Southeast Conference
- 9 TRUE BILLS CHARGE COCAINE SMUGGLING
- Stocks End Strong In Heavy Trading On American List
- Panama Budget $86.5 Million
- PELL ACTS TO SAVE NEW HAVEN RUNS; Calls Meeting of 8 Senators to Seek Federal Assistance
- Vasquez Scores His Second Triple of Week at Tropical; DEAD HEAT MARKS EVENT IN FLORIDA
- Henry Millman to Wed Miss Ronni Pearlman !
- PEARSON DECLINES TO PURGE CABINET; Blocks Opposition -- Queen Approves Canada's Flag
- Carol Barden Is Bride 0 Stephen W. Brener
- SALES UP SHARPLY FOR TAX-EXEMPTS; Total Is Almost Doubled in December to $1.03 Billion
- GOLDBERG ACTION ENDS WIRTZ FIGHT; Justice Helped Settle Dispute of Secretary With Meany
- 1964 -- The Year When Everyone Had Fun With Fashion; Style Trends Were Started By the Young
- Wyckoff Steel Co. And Screw and Bolt Corp.
- Michigan Seeks Negro Police
- CHIANG VOWS TO END PEKING ATOM POWER
- U.S. Asks to Reduce Contempt Charges Faced by Barnett
- 7TH AVE. BUILDING IS SOLD BY C.B.S.; Wellington Group Is Buyer -- Price Put at $3 Million
- Lincoln Center Troupe to Drop Three Dramas From Repertory
- Article 4 -- No Title
- SAVINGS RATE CUT BY UNIT IN QUEENS; Bayside Federal Reducing Payment to 4 Per Cent in Move Effective Today RATES RAISED ON COAST Several Banks in California Increasing Interest Paid to Their Depositors SAVINGS RATE CUT BY UNIT IN QUEENS
- 2 BRITONS ACCUSED AS RED TRADE SPIES
- In The Nation; The Applecart and the Pitfalls
- Litton Wins Permission To Vote Hewitt Shares
- President May Turn Lights On -- Outside, That Is; President May Turn On Lights At White House -- On Outside
- U.S. Calls for Explanation
- JEANE HARPER, 63, PHONE SALES EXPERT
- BOSTITCH RAISES INCOME FOR YEAR; Sales Reach $32.5 Million, Against $31 Million
- Brooklyn Medal Awarded
- DE GAULLE SPURNS 'PRESSURE' OF U.S.; In New Year Message He Bids French Work Harder to Keep 'Independence'
- 60,000 CROSS WALL IN FESTIVE BERLIN
- Mrs. Claude Rains Is Dead; Wife of the Actor Was 47
- NAVAL STORES
- U.S. Agrees to Give India 50,000 More Tons of Rice
- RESTORATION DUE IN PROSPECT PARK; Planners Vote $924,000 -Citizens' Group Hailed
- U.S. ALLIES OPPOSE WIDER ASIAN WAR; A Survey Finds Europeans Sympathetic but Worried
- Article 3 -- No Title
- $95 MILLION LOAN PLACED BY A.M.F.; Institutional Investors Take Promissory Notes at 5%
- Lubke Warns of Old Peril Rising Again in Germany
- Affectionately, Chop House Race to Dead Heat on Coast
- _lean Turner Married
- Guatemala Sets Peak Budget
- St. John's Could Give Lapchick An Early Going Away Present
- Gall'Judith Kweller, Is Wed s On L.I. to Allan Frank Ripan
- BOND REDEMPTIONS DROPPED DURING '64
- Murphy Named to Senate As Salinger Steps Aside
- KNICKS, WARRIORS AT GARDEN TONIGHT
- Winding Gulf Coal And Eastern Coal Mines
- No Barnett Comment
- Sally Ann Howes Recovering
- The Summary
- Defeated Ohio Senator To File a Jobless Claim
- JOHNSON IS ASSURED BY ERHARD ON TIES
- Soviet Thinking on Arms
- Banner Year on Big Board Saw Records Toppled Like Tenpins; Banner Year on Big Board Saw Records Toppled Like Tenpins
- Paul VI Lights Statue For Rio Anniversary
- CITY IS OPTIMISTIC ON BUSINESS GAIN; Commerce Chief Reports a Rise in Most Sectors, but Factory Jobs Lag
- Hunter Drowns as Boat is Swamped Off Bayonne
- Sir James Gunn Is Ded at 71; One of Highest. Paid Portraitists
- PROFIT RISE SHOWN BY UTILITY SYSTEM
- Pentagon Gives Out Contracts for Study Of Jet to Carry 700
- Sukarno Threatens U.N. Bolt if Council Takes In Malaysia; Sukarno Threatens to Quit U.N. If Malaysia Takes Council Seat
- 2d Church Fire in Miami
- Malaysian Sees War On
- Wade Signed by Steelers
- City Welfare Workers Warn of a Strike Monday; Union Officials, Insisting on a Contract, Prepare to Defy Court Ban
- Brukenfeld & Co. Adds New General Partner
- SOVIET RESTRAINING CAIRO ON AID COSTS
- Campbell Raises His World Water Speed Mark to 276.33 M.P.H. in Bluebird; BRITON COMPLETES DOUBLE FOR 1964 Campbell Is First to Better World Records on Water and Land in One Year
- POLICE IN LONDON ASK PUBLIC'S AID; Scotland Yard Issues Plea as Mail Theft Adds to Crimes
- Reds' Official Retires
- Bell--Fichter
- Comsat Short Interest Falls
- Saragat Predicts Peace Will Be Maintained in '65
- Bradley Sets Back Notre Dame, 74-72, In the Final Second
- Atlanta Names Chief of Arts Group
- Caplin Gets a Directorship
- OLAFUR THORS, 72, OF ICELAND DIES; Unconventional Ex-Premier Led Nation Five Times
- A Look at What Made News in Food in 1964
- JOHNSON POLISHES CONGRESS ADDRESS
- Books of The Times; For Thy Stomach's Sake'
- DROPOUT PROGRAM HAS DROPOUTS, TOO; J.O.I.N. Seeks to Get Them Back for Training
- Equity Assails Albee Over Remark on Actors
- I.L.A. THREATENS TO TIE UP DOCKS; Talks Here Fail on Issue of Manpower Flexibility
- British Warning to Smokers
- East Europe's Economy; Present Changes Are Considered Revisions in Basic Concepts
- France Takes the Chair; As Head of Common Market Council, She Must Face Problems of Europe FRANCE IN CHAIR: AN EXAMINATION
- U.S. to Open Center For Weather Data As Unit in U.N. Plan
- Mitchell Aid to De Sapio In Redistricting Charged; FOES OF DE SAPIO ACCUSE MITCHELL
- U.S. TAKING PART IN 'SIBELIUS YEAR'; Johnson Cites 'Finlandia' in Backing 1965 Centennial
- JOHN B. SHEFFIELD
- 2 DANBURYS MERGE; TOWN IS NOW A CITY
- SAIGON LEADERS MEET AMID SIGNS CRISIS IS ENDING; Compromise on Legislature Issue Indicated -- Khanh Sees 2 Civilian Chiefs
- Liberals in Senate Plan Talks Sunday On Filibuster Curb
- British Pound Slumps Sharply; Canadian Dollar Also Declines
- U.N. General Assembly's Action
- Nebraska Will Seek to Halt Arkansas Streak at 11
- SUSPENDED MANAGER RESIGNS IN NORWICH
- DROP REGISTERED IN FREE RESERVES; Figure Is Down to a Daily Average of $105 Million
- Sato Hopeful of U.S. Sympathy On Japan's Chinese Dealings; Premier Is Looking Forward to Talks With Johnson -Trade a Major Issue
- Powell to Box Walker Jan. 26
- Y.M.C.A. CLOSING AT THE NAVY YARD; Last Residents Will Leave Branch at Brooklyn Ship Center by Wednesday OLD TIMERS SADDENED 45 Million Men Have Been Served at Hostel Since It Was Opened in '99
- Dolores Bauer Bride l i 0 Dr. Edward Mayer
- New Haven's Deficit Widens
- 3 Disparate Democrats Waging A Brisk Fight for Senate Whip; Long, Pastore and Monroney All Seek to Succeed to Humphrey's Post -- 'Sudden-Death' Vote Monday
- Cornell Bows, 75 -- 63
- Berkeley Faculty Predicts Peace After Discussion With Regents
- December Stock Market Trading
- Arizona Court, 4-1, Upholds Anti-Communist Oath Act
- Waldo Barlow, 79, Dies; Inheritance-Tax Consultant
- Etiquette Book Deals With Men's Problems
- CURTIS ENDS YEAR ON AMICABLE NOTE; Concern, 2 Former Officials Settle Suit Out of Court
- Benjamin on Appellate Court
- MEXICANS ADVANCE BILL ON RE-ELECTION
- Rabies and Typhus Spread ls Combated in Fort Worth
- Schippers Slated to Double As Conductor and Pianist
- Mississippi's Non-Representatives
- Piece-Dyeing Is Utilized in Synthetic-Yarn Carpets
- Home Lines Chooses Engineer for Oceanic
- Captive of Piped-In Music
- Copper Pact Vote Is Slated in Chile; COPPER PROGRAM PUSHED IN CHILE
- Woman Artist Shot Fatally At Apartment in St. Louis
- CORKS POP AS CITY GREETS NEW YEAR; But Mr. Champagne Toasts 1965 With Milk -- Others Frug and Party Hop
- MUSIC NOTES
- PIERRE BRI$SOH, PARIS PUBLISHER; Head of Le Figaro Oiesm Guided Paper in War.
- Prices of Stocks on London Exchange Register Advance Led by Industrial Issues; MARKET IN PARIS ALSO SHOWS RISE
- Humphrey Flies to San Juan
- Down to $8 Million, U.N. May Ask Loan; U.N. MAY BORROW TO PAY EXPENSES
- PARENTS SCORED ON JERSEY PARTY; Police Summon Them After 77 Youths Are Detained
- ELECTION WIDENS CRISIS IN NIGERIA; Action by President Awaited -- 3d Official Resigns
- Longhorn, Texas Mascot, Will Miss Bowl Game
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Treasury Studying Imports Of Canadian Garbage Cans
- Kremlin Omits Holiday Party For the First Time in 10 Years
- Long Island: Home of Nautical Feud Over Dates
- Pentagon-Computer to Help Find Jobs in Base Closings
- Buyers to Begin Arriving To Look at Spring Lines
- PRESS INSTITUTE ASSAILS RHODESIA; International Unit Calls Ban on Paper Worst '64 Curb
- It's a New Year for the Horses, Too
- Miss LaGrange Engaged to Wed Robert P. Levoyt; 1957-Debutante Will BeI Married on Feb. 20 to i Columbia Alumnus
- Four-Vehicle Crash Fatal To 5 Persons in Mississippi
- Hofstra Wins, 84 -- 74
- Miss Grace J. Fischer Fiancee of E. N. Beiser
- Army Issues Draft Calls For February and March
- Polish Bishop Scores Officials
- Origin of Swivel
- Aide for SCM Unit
- ESTIMATE IS NEAR ON SHUBERT VALUE; Worth of Theater Empire to Be Filed in Supreme Court
- COURT PLEA ASKS TO BAR OTTINGER; New Representative Accused of Overspending in Race
- GROSS PLAN SPLITS CIVIL RIGHTS MEN; Wilkins Sees Advance, but Galamison Sees Evasion
- Compromise in Saigon?
- Savings Association Is Seized In Chicago to Conserve Assets; OFFICIALS SEIZE SAVINGS AGENCY
- SPECIAL COAL RATES UPHELD BY THE I.C.C.
- P.R. Backed for City.
- ARGENTINA RAISES ELECTRICITY COST; Rates Are Also Increased for Gas and Fuel Oil
- Mayor Going to Puerto Rico
- New Year's Day
- {BEN R. WINICif DIES AT ZIONIST CONGRESS
- FOES CHARGE AYUB MISUSES U.S. AID; Assert Grants to Pakistan Go Into Re-election Drive
- Woman, 69, Dies in Fire
- 10 Seized in Short Hills
- Electoral Aide Protests
- Snell Is Honored by Britain
- Sato Cites Chinese A-Bomb
- HOLMBERG, SACK WIN TENNIS TITLE; Top Richardson and Richey in Sugar Bowl Doubles
- 71% of Adults Drink, Survey Finds
- Bank Clearings Climb
- India Arrests 150 More In Anti-Communist Drive
- Wood, Field and Stream; Looking Back on the Many Pleasures of Experiences in Line of Duty
- Troy--Rand
- PAPER MAKER SHUTS PLANT IN BAY STATE
- Johnson Via Freeman: Happy '65 to the Press
- Yale 83-78 Victor
- JUPITER'S SIGNALS HELD PREDICTABLE; Strong Radio Emissions Are Linked to Its Moon Io
- RAIL FREIGHT SET RECORD FOR YEAR; Traffic Volume Climbed 2 % to Postwar High in 1964
- Prefiled Bills Are Piling Up in Albany
- E. PERCY BARRETT, POLITICAL LEADER; ]Ex-G,O.P. Westchester Aide Dies---Served in Bedford
- Dr. King Calls for Support Of Challenge to Mississippi
- ' 65 Dawns Happily And Wealthily, Too, For 4 City Officials
- Mrs. Kennedy Spends Quiet Eve
- Civil War Ammunition Found
- 260 JETS ORDERED FOR U.S. AIRLINES; Gains Are Reflected in Total $1 Billion Purchases
- The Science Explosion
- DEALERS CRITICIZED COMMODITY PLAN; Second Group's Step to Deal in Dressed Beef Assailed Second Plan to Deal in Futures Of Dressed Beef Is Criticized
- Philadelphia Dockers Paid
- THE LAST SAVAGE' IS GIVEN AT MET; Bing and Leontyne Price Join Scene in Menotti Opera
- Reserve Plan Criticized; Head of an Officers' Group Sees Dangers in McNamara's Action
- U.S. Jury Told Bonanno Heads Mafia 'Family' of 60 Gangsters; BONANNO LINKED TO CRIME EMPIRE
- $1-a-Day Raise Going in Effect For 90,000 in Soft-Coal Mines
- Dr. Frank Sparks, Businessman Who Became College Head, Dies; ux. President of Wabash, 73, Led Council in Drive for Aid 'go Educntion '
- General Plywood Co. Picks Vice President
- Gunfire Is Traded By Syrians, Israelis Despite Truce Call
- Missouri Districting Ordered
- LUMBER PRODUCTION GAINED IN THE WEEK
- Tubman Urges Settlement
- SYRACUSE HOPING TO SCORE UPSET; Running Attack of Orange in Sugar Bowl Rated Capable of Defeating L.S.U.
- Discrimination Is Banned On Projects Aided by A.E.C.
- Bonds: U.S. Refunding Bolsters Short-Term Treasurys but Long Issues Decline; MARKET REACTION HELD FAVORABLE
- Graves Used for Ambush
- Miss Clark Wins Title
- ' 64 the Driest Year On Record in City, Weatherman Says
- Kim Back in Seoul From Exile in U.S. Despite Opposition
- Lawyers to Exhibit Collections of Art
- National Gypsum Appoints
- Pontiff Visits Ill Cardinal
- HAWKS IN 1-1 TIE WITH WINGS' SIX; Stretch Unbeaten Streak to 12 as DeJordy Stars
- Miss Singer Engaged To Alvin Fisher Jr
- U.S. JUDGE DISMISSES TRICO PATENT CASE
- BURCH LETTER GOES TO COMMITTEEMEN
- Jerry McNerney, 58, Dies; Headed Turf Writers Group
- Conductors and Brakemen Reach Pact With Southern
- LEAMINGTON HOTEL SOLD IN MINNEAPOLIS
- Garner, Poitier to Co-Star
- N.M.U. ENDS THREAT TO TIE UP U.S. LINES
- Music: Schippers Leads Philharmonic; Saint-Saens and Bizet Works Performed
- The Rail Crisis -- III
- Procter & Gamble Lifts Price on Soap; PRICE MOVES SET ON KEY PRODUCTS
- Hughie' to Continue Run
- Hopeful for New Year
- STOCKS END YEAR WITH AN ADVANCE; Market Registers an Upturn for Second Day in a Row as Trading Quickens AVERAGES REFLECT GAIN Major Part of Price Losses Made Earlier in Month Have Been Erased STOCKS END YEAR WITH AN ADVANCE
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- 29 REGION PLAN IS SHORT OF GOALS; Congestion-Free 22-County Area Envisioned for '65
- Dr. Erla Fi. Rodakiewicz, Philologist, 92, Is Dead
- Article 1 -- No Title
- 72,000 EXPECTED AT NIGHT CONTEST; Texas' Chances in Orange Bowl Helped by Injuries to Key Alabama Backs
- Autoist Killed in Collision With Train at L.I. Crossing
- Brevoort Bank Names Two
- King and Premier of Greece Call for Union With Cyprus
- Sports of The Times; A Matter of Endurance
- Port Agency Backs Use of Headlights For Driving in Day
- Dinner on Jan. 18 To Note Birthday Of Dr. Schweitzer; Daughter Will Be Guest of Honor at the Plaza -Music Fund to Benefit
- Praise of Israel by Johnson Is Read at Zionist Congress
- Barbara A. Bryant Honored at Dancei
- Discussion Planned By Brandeis Women
- FEDERAL ARSON LAW TO BE ASKED IN '65
