illus with wife before monument to late Pres Kennedy at Yokota Air Force Base

Robert Kennedy in Tokyo To Seek Malaysia Accord

Citizens (Dowling) Com on Off-Track Batting offers plan for operating batting system in NYC, rept; suggests city-state auth for controlling system; Wagner hails plan; Dowling predicts approval by '64 Legis

CITY PANEL URGES BANK‐LIKE SHOPS FOR PLACING BETS; Off‐Track Wagering Would Be Barred Near Schools —Stiff Bookie Law Asked

WOULD YOU RETURN THE MONEY? If you got more change than you should&#8212;would you return it? Read Norton Mockridge before answering. Today's World&#8208;Telegram.&#8212;Advt.

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ICC approves avg 13% rise in parcel post rates; Postmaster Gen Gronouski hails action

Parcel Post Rates Will Increase 13 %

WEST HEMPSTEAD, L. I., Jan. 16&#8212;In what more fitting way could a fire chief end his career than by leading his men against a roaring blaze? And what better way could there be to end a farewell party in his honor?

L. I. Firemen End Party at Fire And Four Are Accused of Arson

Trucco strives to salvage accord; meets with Chiari, Martin; Chiari awaits US concessions to appease nationalists; Solis drops requests that US Embassy staff leave and CR handle Panama affairs

O.A.S. MEDIATOR   STRIVES TO SAVE   PANAMA ACCORD; Resumption of Tie Imperiled by Chiari Demand for U.S. Assurances on Treaty; PACT REVISION AT ISSUE; White House. in Statement Apparently Aimed at Latin Leader. Asks Restraint

com approves rise of about $80 million in taxes of oil and gas producers; adds $40 million to HR approved rise by provision to limit credits for taxes paid to foreign countries; approves income-averaging for actors, authors and others with fluctuating incomes; approves treating income from iron ore royalties as capital gains and repeal of 2% penalty tax on consol returns of affiliated corps

Tax Rise for Oil Industry Backed by Senate Group

Johnson decides against reorgn, would 'refine' adm procedures

JOHNSON DECIDES AGAINST AID SHIFT; Changes Are Expected to Be Minor, With Development Unit Keeping Its Status

R Robin warns bondsmen may strike to protest Asst Dist Atty Kuh new policy of not exonerating ball bonds (freeing bondsmen from liability) when defendants fail to appear in ct; says Kuh indicated defendants were not appearing at scheduled times to avoid certain judges; Dist Atty Hogan minimizes strike threat; says it would perhaps 'be a good thing' to eliminate bondsmen

BAIL BONDSMEN THREATEN STRIKE; Oppose Hogan Crackdown on Defendants Who Fail to Appear on Schedule

Atty Gen Lefkowitz proposes 3 bills to set up watchdog operation to 'eradicate evils' of Bway and off-Bway theater, news conf; bills aimed at loose acctg practices, kickbacks and black mkt in tickets; producers and theater owners would finance operation; D Clurman to head it

LEFKOWITZ SEEKS POWER TO WATCH THEATERS' BOOKS; Bills Would Set Up Agency Under Attorney General's Office for Policing; BROADWAY IS RECEPTIVE; Cost of Administering Law Would Be Paid by Owners and Stage Producers

R Conley is 1 of 4 Amer newsmen put under house arrest by new Govt of Zanzibar

Zanzibar Regime Seizes U.S. Consul at Gunpoint; 2d American Official and 4 Newsmen Also Reported Held‐New President Denounces Washington's Attitude

Arab League conf adopts project to provide basis for Arab development of waters; backed by unified mil command, plan would eventually become grand design for Israeli downfall; conferees work at night after observing 1st day of Ramadan; hold extraordinary session; el-Hafez walks out, apparently in dispute with Nasser; Arab press repts on conf stress inter-Arab matters more than water problem

ARAB CHIEFS SET OWN JORDAN PLAN; Agreement for Developing River Is Base of Design to Destroy Israel

to be discontinued Jan 24 because of high coat and lack of sufficient income; began Oct '62; subscribers get options on unexpired subscriptions; A H and A O Sulzberger statements; latter says it gave evidence of natl demand for Times

Times to Drop Western Edition Jan. 24 for Economic Reasons

Pres Keita backs seating Communists, s, Bamako, welcoming Chou En-lai to Mali

Mali Welcomes Chou

Castro, Khrushchev hold 2-day talks; A I Adzhubei holds visit of great pol importance, radio s to Cuba

KHRUSHCHEV HOLDS 2‐DAY CASTRO TALK

S Vietnam closes 9 papers for violating internal security; univ students urge closing 10th

Saigon Closes 9 Papers; Students Ask 10th Be Shut

PARIS. Jan. 16 &#8212; Qualified sources said today they felt President de Gaulle might announce either his recognition of Communist Chuna or his tention to recognize it when he holds a news conference Jan. 31 &#8212;if the details can be worked out by then.

De Gaulle Move Expected

HAVANA, Jan. 16 (AP)&#8212;Cuba announced today that she had signed a trade agreement for 1964 with Communist China.

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Chou and Nkrumah issue joint communique; he leaves Ghana; met in Mali by Pres Keita

GHANA JOINS CHOU IN PLEA FOR TALKS; Nkrumah Backs Plan to Call Anti‐Imperialist Parley

Portugal sees Chou En-lai visit opening prospects of keen competition among world powers for role in Africa

Lisbon Is Reported To Be Weighing Tie With Chinese Reds

Jews to be allowed to receive gift pkgs of matzoh from US for Passover seder

MOSCOW WILL ADMIT PARCELS OF MATZOH

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 16 (UPI) &#8212;The British announced today that they would remove 130 British women and children tomorrow. But the British High Commissioner said the 270 other British residents would remain on condition that the situation continued to improve.

British to Remove 130

CAIRO, Friday, Jan. 17 (UPI) &#8212;The Arab meeting reconvened suddenly today in an extraordinary session.

Syrian-Nasser Dispute Seen

Sec Rusk tells Sen com of evidence that revolt was led in part by Zanzibar residents who were trained in Cuba and Communist China

Washington Gets Report

Norodom Sihanouk sees early settlement of dispute with US, int; denies derogatory statements about late Pres Kennedy; confident US will attend an internatl conf on Cambodian neutrality

ACCORD WITH U.S. SEEN BY SIHANOUK; Cambodian Expects It Will Agree to Neutrality Talks

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January 17, 1964

Headlines from January 17, 1964

Robert Kennedy in Tokyo To Seek Malaysia Accord

CITY PANEL URGES BANK‐LIKE SHOPS FOR PLACING BETS; Off‐Track Wagering Would Be Barred Near Schools —Stiff Bookie Law Asked

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Parcel Post Rates Will Increase 13 %

L. I. Firemen End Party at Fire And Four Are Accused of Arson

Billboard 200

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

Fun In Acapulco

Peter; Paul And Mary

West Side Story

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 17, 1964