NYC observances; Times Sq; 1,500 at benefit ball held in Grand Central Terminal concourse; illus; rept on travel, met area; Natl Safety Council predicts 140 to 180 hwy deaths

NEW YEAR BEGINS IN SPIRIT OF REVEL; 1,500 Celebrate Occasion at Grand Central Ball—Snow and Rain Due

Kremlin party; Premier Khrushchev, Marshal Bulganin attend

Bulganin Returns To the Soviet Scene At New Year Party

‘Real’ Transit Talks Held By Mayor Behind Scenes

60,000 W Berliners cross border, under temporary W Berlin-E Ger pass accord, to see relatives in E Berlin on New Yr's Eve; E Berliners reptdly seek admission to W Berlin; E Ger press service ADN warns 'wall is state border and will remain'; W Ulbricht again urges E Ger-W Ger talks on travel issue; family New Yr party illus

PASS RULES EASED BY EAST GERMANS; 60,000 From West Berlin Cross Frontier to Rejoin Relatives on Holiday

Trailways of New Eng drivers strike to protest suspension of driver who refused to carry standees on Middletown-New Haven run

100 Trailways Buses Are Halted by Strike

DC Comrs unanimously approve sweeping anti-bias order bitterly opposed by Southern Congressmen; exempts only owner-occupied 1- and 2-family housing, certain rooming houses and property used by ch and fraternal orgns

WASHINGTON BANS RACIAL BARRIERS IN MOST HOUSING; Commissioners Act Under Police Authority, Despite Opposition in Congress

Expects child in June, her 5th, Gov's 6th; Gov says she is 'fine'; por

Rockefellers Expect Baby in Early June

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conditions in heatless, rat-infested W 118th St, Harlem, tenement described; illus

HARLEM TENANTS COPE WITH COLD; Beds Pushed Around Stoves to Keep Warm at Night—Rent Strike Spreads

10‐Year Federation Of Rhodesias Ends

Pres de Gaulle pledges French support for Eur unity leading to partnership with US, TV s

DE GAULLE VOWS PARIS WILL BACK EUROPEAN UNITY; New Year Speech Also Calls for Broad Understanding With U. S. on Policy; AID AND PEACE STRESSED; Vast National Growth Seen ‐President Says France Will Press H‐Bomb Plan

Tension between Greek and Turkish communities eases after exch of prisoners, hostages and evacuees; armed clashes had resulted from Pres Makarios proposal to amend Const, which Turkish Cypriotes hold protects their minority rights; Greek and Turkish troops still hold positions near Nicosia; Brit troops clear Greeks from Turkish Cypriote homes N of city; Sec Sandys (GB) role in exch noted

Cypriotes Reduce Tension By Exchange of Prisoners; Greek and Turkish Communities Are Overjoyed, but There Is Grief, Too, as Many Learn Kin Were Killed

NYCTA and TWU continue contract talks with aid of Transit Labor Bd and Mayor Wagner beyond strike deadline; NYS Sup Ct Justice Hofstadter grants NYCTA injunction against strike by TWU and Amalgamated Transit Union; Quill scores him; says TWU will defy injunction

TALKS CONTINUED; Wagner Works With Labor Panel—Police on Standby Status

Some 1,000 Moslems demonstrate, Karachi, Pakistan, to protest disappearance last wk of strand of hair said to belong to Prophet Mohammed from shrine in mosque at Srinagar, Kashmir

MOSLEMS IN KARACHI PROTEST OVER RELIC

Beaverbrook's Son Injured

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Dec. 31 (Reuters) &#8212; Defense Minister Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein said today he had sent a message to Mr. Thant protesting alleged raids near the Indonesian border.

Raid Laid to Jakarta's Troops

Brig Gen Stilwell repts Vietcong guerrilla who wounded him in action over Mekong Delta killed by rocket fire which he directed

Guerrilla Who Nicked U. S. General Is Killed

GULAZARD, Iran, Dec. 31 (AP)&#8212; Seven people headed to a wedding celebration lost their way in a blizzard today and perished in the snow. The death toll of winter storms in northern Iran in the last week rose to 60.

7 More Die in Iranian Storms

Amb Ong Yoke Lin asks Sec Gen Thant to try to lessen Malaysia-Indonesian tension; charges Indonesia violated Malaysian airspace 7 times, Nov 13-Dec 8, carried out armed attack in Sabah; Deputy Prime Minister Razak protests to Thant on Indonesian raids; map

Malaysia Asks U.N. Action on Jakarta

Pres Illia reptdly asks resignation of Air Force Sec Cairo in promotions dispute

ARGENTINA ENDS' 63 WITH A MILD ‘CRISIS’

Australia to resume marking border with West Irian; had halted it in Dec following Indonesian protests

Australia to Mark Border

For France, the year which is coming to a close has, on the whole, been favorable. In contrast with other times which were cruel and disturbed, and despite the alarming proclamations of unsated partisans, we have not, in bidding the year farewell, to evoke catastrophes. Quite the contrary. Of course we are not boasting, but let us not be unfair toward ourselves either, for the balance sheet is positive. During these twelve months, France has continued to move upward.

Text of de Gaulle's New Year Address

Buddhist leaders conf, Saigon, on plans to unify Buddhists, form permanent pol force; some ss cited; leaflets scoring Premier Nguyen Ngoc Thoc and demanding his ouster distributed to crowds outside conf

BUDDHISTS' UNITY URGED IN VIETNAM; Conference Charts Program of Active Political Role

NEW DELHI, Dec. 31 (Reuters) &#8212;Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will visit Africa in 1964 in a bid to further friendly relations between India and the newly independent countries, diplomatic sources said.

Nehru Plans Trip to Africa

KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. 31 &#8212;Charles H. Bell, an American freelance writer&#8208;photographer, was cleared today for the second time of charges that he did not have proper visas and permits to travel in Pakistan.

U. S. WRITER CLEARED BY PAKISTANI JUDGE

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The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, also known as the Central African Federation (CAF), was a colonial federation that consisted of three southern African territories: the self-governing British colony of Southern Rhodesia and the British protectorates of Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland. It existed between 1953 and 1963. Rhodesia and Nyasaland bordered Angola, Bechuanaland, Congo-Léopoldville, Mozambique, South Africa, South West Africa and Tanganyika.

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January 1, 1964

Headlines from January 1, 1964

NEW YEAR BEGINS IN SPIRIT OF REVEL; 1,500 Celebrate Occasion at Grand Central Ball—Snow and Rain Due

Bulganin Returns To the Soviet Scene At New Year Party

‘Real’ Transit Talks Held By Mayor Behind Scenes

PASS RULES EASED BY EAST GERMANS; 60,000 From West Berlin Cross Frontier to Rejoin Relatives on Holiday

100 Trailways Buses Are Halted by Strike

Billboard 200

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

The Second Barbra Streisand Album

Golden Records Vol. 3

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Notable Births

Historical Events

Historical Context for January 1, 1964