J I Snyder Jr urges creation of Caribbean common mkt backed by consortium of great powers

U.S. WorkProjects Urged By Wagner to Aid Jobless; Hemispheric Meeting U.S. JOBS PROGRAM URGED BY WAGNER Speed Is Urged

Herbert Lehman, 85, Dies; Ex-Governor and Senator; LEHMAN, 85, DIES OF HEART ATTACK

3-acre plot set aside for family of late Pres Kennedy; Army says site for his grave was requested by Mrs Kennedy; only his grave and Tomb of Unknowns have mil guard continuously present

Arlington Assigns Plot of Three Acres To Kennedy Family; Arlington Assigns 3-Acre Plot For Use of the Kennedy Family Largest Single Plot Vance Approved Step

Repr Smith sets Rules Com hearings on bill 'reasonably soon in Jan,' indicating that bill will be cleared for floor action by end of Jan at latest and that discharge petition plan is dead; Halleck sees bill passed by end of Jan; Repr Brown says Repubs on com accept Smith statement at face value

RIGHTS BILL MOVE SET FOR JANUARY; Smith Promises Action by House Rules Committee --Petition Collapses RIGHTS BILL MOVE SET FOR JANUARY

found guilty on 1 charge of assault; acquitted on 2d count

Martinis Convicted In an Assault Case; MARTINIS GUILTY IN ASSAULT CASE Sentencing in January Photographer Accused

Johnson announces accord with McCormack on possibility of latter's temporary succession to Pres; accord follows policy originated by Eisenhower and Nixon and followed by Kennedy and Johnson; provides that in event of Johnson inability he will, if possible, notify McCormack, who then will serve as Acting Pres; if he is not able to notify him, latter, after 'appropriate consultation,' will take over as Acting Pres if he deems it necessary; in either case Johnson will determine when he will resume full powers; difficulties caused by McCormack's membership in HR noted; he would have to resign from HR to become Acting Pres

JOHNSON PROVIDES FOR A DISABILITY; Agrees With McCormack on Temporary Succession JOHNSON PROVIDES FOR A DISABILITY Resignation Problem Agreement Reaffirmed

UN Pol Com approves US-USSR resolution endorsing recommendations by UN Space Com on data exch and other co-op space efforts; approves declaration consisting of 9-point draft of legal principles; details

JOINT SPACE TASK ASKED IN U.N. VOTE; Political Committee Adopts 2 Drafts by Acclamation JOINT SPACE WORK ASKED IN U.N. VOTE

Martin C. Epstein pleaded not guilty yesterday to two indictments that described him as having taken bribes during the three years he was chairman of the State Liquor Authority.  

S.L.A. BRIBE GUILT DENIED BY EPSTEIN; Former Chief Is Arraigned on Charges of Taking Illicit Fee and Evading Taxes Bribe Guilt Denied by Epstein At Arraignment in S.L.A. Case 

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5--The commission investigating President Kennedy's assassination began work today with a long meeting.

WARREN INQUIRY IN ASSASSINATION BEGINS ITS WORK; Calls for Subpoena Power, Raising the Possibility of Public Hearings Has Little Information Katzenbach Present WARREN'S BOARD OPENS ITS INQUIRY

Split in union's top command seen as H J Gibbons reptdly resigns as Hoffa's exec asst; L Steinberg, R Kavner and 2 other key Hoffa aides also reptd to have resigned; Hoffa denies split

FOUR HOFFA AIDES SAID TO HAVE QUIT; Gibbons Is Among Them-- Teamster Chief, in Florida for Talks, Denies Split Other Resignations FOUR HOFFA AIDES SAID TO HAVE Q UIT Still Facing Trial National Contract Talks

authorizes $525 million for Alliance, $180 million for soc progress trust fund

CONFEREES BACK 3.6 BILLION LIMIT FOR FOREIGN AID; Restore President's Power to Give Favorable Terms to Yugoslavia and Poland HOUSE BATTLE IS LIKELY Softening of Score of Curbs Brings Warnings That Bill Faces New Fight New Fight Expected CONFEREES EASE AID RESTRICTIONS

new IBA pres Harris pledges cooperation with SEC but doubts all proposals in SEC staff rept are of value

PRESIDENT WINS PLEDGE BY BYRD FOR TAX ACTION; But Senator's Cooperation Is Not Likely to Include Support of Measure HEARINGS WILL BE SPED Finance Committee to Get Advance Information on Figures for '65 Budget Would Speed Action PRESIDENT WINS PLEDGE BY BYRD Johnson Agreeable

Ulladulla fleet operators and Eden fleet, manned by Ital immigrants, agree on Goalen Head boundaries; map

Fishing Fleets in Australia, One Manned by Italians, Reach Truce

CONGO FREES AIDES IN TSHOMBE CASE

Macapagal renews plea to Govt to conf with Philippines and Indonesian reprs to seek friendly solution to dispute

MACAPAGAL URGES TALKS ON MALAYSIA

European Union Proposes Closer Britain-Market Ties

Natl Assembly reptd near agreement on Const amendment for judicial rev of laws affecting human rights

PAKISTAN ASSEMBLY NEAR RIGHTS ACCORD

Preliminary hearings on charges that d'Aguiar violated Official Secrets Act, had secret documents allegedly removed from Jagan's office

Case Against Jagan Foe Opens

The Proceedings In the U.N.; YESTERDAY (Dec. 5, 1963) GENERAL ASSEMBLY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY (Dec. 6, 1963)

ACCIDENTS: blast kills 26 miners, Tatabanya

26 Killed in Hungary By Blast in Coal Mine

Conservatives suffer sharp reverses in 2 by-elections; Q M Hogg (former Viscount Hailsham) wins in Marylebone, but with party majority of 5,276 compared with over 14,000 in '59; Laborite wins in Openshaw; Conservatives vote down over 10%

TORIES SET BACK IN TWO ELECTIONS; Hogg Wins, but Margin Is Cut--Labor Holds a Seat Labor Increases Majority

Nenni Backs Reform Program as Italy's New Cabinet Is Sworn In

EAST-WEST PARLEY STARTS IN MOSCOW

Record 60-lb turkey exhibited, internatl show, London

60-Pound Turkey in Britain

oil-drilling experiments conducted by Profs W D Evans and J Holt on shores of the Wash disclose gold and silver fragments that may be part of treas lost by King John in 1216; map

Gold Shreds on Oil Drill Hint at English Treasure; Professor Tells About Find on North Sea Inlet It May Be Hoard Lost by King John in 1216 Reasons for Exploration

Ulrich Thomsen is a Danish actor and filmmaker, known for his role of Christian in the 1998 film The Celebration and for the role of Kai Proctor in the Cinemax original series Banshee (2013–2016).

December 6, 1963

Headlines from December 6, 1963

U.S. WorkProjects Urged By Wagner to Aid Jobless; Hemispheric Meeting U.S. JOBS PROGRAM URGED BY WAGNER Speed Is Urged

Herbert Lehman, 85, Dies; Ex-Governor and Senator; LEHMAN, 85, DIES OF HEART ATTACK

Arlington Assigns Plot of Three Acres To Kennedy Family; Arlington Assigns 3-Acre Plot For Use of the Kennedy Family Largest Single Plot Vance Approved Step

RIGHTS BILL MOVE SET FOR JANUARY; Smith Promises Action by House Rules Committee --Petition Collapses RIGHTS BILL MOVE SET FOR JANUARY

Martinis Convicted In an Assault Case; MARTINIS GUILTY IN ASSAULT CASE Sentencing in January Photographer Accused

Billboard 200

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

The Second Barbra Streisand Album

Peter; Paul And Mary

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 6, 1963