group of E Ger workers urges removal of wall; unrestricted travel in Berlin; E Ger repts 1.2 million passes issued

EAST GERMANS ASK REMOVAL OF WALL; Workers Said to Demand That Travel Restrictions in Berlin Be Dropped

Rusk Defines Peace Drive As New Look at Old Issues

The State Tax Commission is conducting an extensive investigation into the tax returns of hundreds of persons connected with the theater.

Tax Agency Aiding Inquiry on Theater

Gov Rockefeller to urge immediate repeal of NYS full-crew law; unions to fight repeal; state seen unable to carry out changes called for by Fed arbitration panel in Nov award in natl work rules dispute unless law is repealed

GOVERNOR TO ASK END OF CREW LAW

AP poll of Dem county chmn on Vice Pres choice gives some votes to Mrs Kennedy

Humphrey Backed For Vice President; Humphrey Leads a Poll in Party On Vice-Presidential Nomination

Pope goes into spiritual retreat with prelates who will accompany him; list of these pub by Vatican; includes Cardinals Tisserant, Cicognani and Testa, Pope's confessor Rev G Bevilacqua, Abp Dell'Acqua, Msgrs Willebrands, Samore, Camagni, Carew; itinerary outlined but Vatican will not make official announcement; preparations in Jordan and Israel illus

Jordan and Israel Prepare for Visit From the Pope; PAUL MEDITATES AS HIS TRIP NEARS; 3 Cardinals and Others Join Him in Prayer—Journey's Significance Stressed

White House aide repts Johnson's fiscal '65 budget will be about $100 billion

Johnson's Economy Drive Trims Budget by Estimated 2 Billion

NKRUMAH ESCAPES ASSASSIN 5TH TIME; Security Guard Fatally Shot —Assailant Is Arrested

Makarios and Greece and Turkey accept Sandys proposal for conf, London, to end strife; Sandys leaves for GB; Brit reinforcements arrive; Turkish Cypriotes take 13 civilians prisoner

CYPRIOTES AGREE TO LONDON TALKS ON ENDING STRIFE; British Plan Wins Approval of Greece and Turkey—Parley Due This Month

&#8220;WHAT'S AHEAD IN SILVER?&#8221; For first news in silver industry read the daily market report: AMERICAN METAL MARKET. 6 months $15. 525V W. 42 St., NYC&#8208;Advt.

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Proposes treaty renouncing use of force in territorial disputes, note to all heads of state or govt

SOVIET NOTE BIDS ALL FORGO FORCE TO ALTER BORDERS; Khrushchev Sends Message to World Capitals—Rusk Confers With Dobrynin WASHINGTON CAUTIOUS; Suggestion Said to Broaden Earlier Call for European Nonaggression Accord

Continental Grain closes deal for 350,000 tons of durum wheat, 1st US sale

First $25 MiIlion in Grain Is Reported Sold to Soviet; 350,000 Tons of Wheat Registered for Subsidy— Deal Termed Expansion of Original $40 Million Transaction

New Fed aid-to-educ program provides $27 million in next 3 yrs to expedite planned bldg projects

$27 Million U.S. Aid Spurs Colleges' Expansion Here

Foundation Directory, Edition 2, repts US foundations have assets totaling $14.5 billion, up $3 billion since '60; rept is released by Foundation Library Center, pub by R Sage Foundation and ed by A D Walton and M O Lewis, with detailed analysis of foundation activities by F E Andrews; shows foundations make grants at rate of $779 million a yr, up more than $150 million since '60; educ, which receives $315 million a yr, is still leading beneficiary, but share of total is slightly less than in last 3 yrs; support for internatl activities moves from 6th to 2d place; some grants cited; support for humanities rises; greatest concentration of foundations is in NYC, with nearly 27% of those listed; 6 foundations have assets exceeding $250 million; Ford Foundation leads; others listed; 170 have assets of $10 million or more; proliferation of foundation is recent phenomenon; table of periods of origin of 1,514 co-sponsored insts; spectacular growth of family foundation noted; other data

FOUNDATIONS GAIIN 3 BILLION ASSETS; Rise Since 1960 Is Reported in Study—Total Holdings Are Put at 14.5 Billion; Foundations Gain $3 Billion in Assets Since 1960

US and Panamanian flags fly side by side in accordance with Jan '63 pact

Flags of U.S. and Panama Fly Side by Side at Canal

BONN, Germany, Jan. 2 (Reuters)&#8212;The Soviet Union has sent a lengthy note to the West German Government, a Government spokesman said here today. The spokesman said the note was handed over yesterday and was being studied.

Bonn Studying Message

LONDON, Jan. 2&#8212;A Soviet note dealing with East&#8208;West relations was delivered today to Sir Harold Caccia, permanent Under Secretary at the Foreign Office, by AIeksandr Solbatov, the Soviet Ambassador.

London Receives Note

ANKARA, Turkey, Jan. 2 (Reuters) &#8212; Premier Khrushchev has sent Turkey a message concerning "an international aa eeent to solve disputes in peaceful ways," the Turkish Foreign Minister said tonight. He said the message also contained an "interesting proposal" about disarmament.

Turkey Receives Note

Pres Sukarno orders Indonesian armed forces to step up campaign against Malaysia

JOHNSON MESSAGE GIVEN TO SUKARNO

Terrorists bum shopping center, San Cristobal

Venezuelan Center Burned

BONN, Jan. 2&#8212;The West German Government, with allied endorsement, has authorized West Berlin authorities to investigate Communist terms for an extension of the Christmas pass arrangement in Berlin, informed sources said today.

Talks Backed by Bonn

BERLIN, Jan. 2 (UPI)&#8212;The West Berlin police said today that a young West Berliner, apparently depressed over having to part with relatives committed suicide yesterday on his return from a holiday visit in East Berlin.

Berliner Commits Suicide

WARSAW, Jan. 2 (AP) &#8212;Polish Communist leaders who accompanied Mr. Khrushchev and Mr. Gomulka on the train for O1sztyn included Premier Jozef Cyrankiewicz, Ignacy Loga&#8208;Sowinski and Zenon Kliszko, members of the party Politburo and Defense Minister Marian Snchalski.

Other Poles Join Group

In Poland on unofficial visit at W Gomulka inv

KHRUSHCHEV VISITS WARSAW LEADERS; He Confers With Comulka at a Polish Lodge

Relay I, built to stop transmitting by end of '63, continues to transmit

U.S. Satellite Defying Planned Obsolescence

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January 3, 1964

Headlines from January 3, 1964

EAST GERMANS ASK REMOVAL OF WALL; Workers Said to Demand That Travel Restrictions in Berlin Be Dropped

Rusk Defines Peace Drive As New Look at Old Issues

Tax Agency Aiding Inquiry on Theater

GOVERNOR TO ASK END OF CREW LAW

Humphrey Backed For Vice President; Humphrey Leads a Poll in Party On Vice-Presidential Nomination

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 Context for January 3, 1964