Chief Judge Zavatt orders Manhasset to end de facto segregation in elementary grades in Sept, NAACP suit; asks plan by Apr

INTEGRATE PUPILS, MANHASSET TOLD; Federal Judge Orders Board to Draw Up Plan to End De Facto Segregation

Kennedy in London; confident that Sukarno and Indonesians want peaceful settlement; sees accord possible despite Sukarno's continued threats; GB skeptical; Kennedy confs with Sec Butler; illus; Brit Labor party supports Govt determination to back Malaysia with all needed help; Kennedy indicates agreement that cease-fire involves no withdrawal of Brit forces, news conf

Robert Kennedy Contends Sukarno Desires Accord

US concerned over signs of increasing instability and Communist influence in Africa

UNREST IN AFRICA IS WORRYING U.S.; New Regimes and American Diplomacy Strained‐Rise in Red Influence Feared

Pres Advisory Com urges abolition, shift of enforcement unit to Justice Dept, final rept

U.S. STUDY URGES SHIFT IN COMMAND IN NARCOTICS WAR; Would Abolish Bureau and Turn Enforcement Over to Justice Department; MOVE IS OPPOSED HERE; Commissioner Murphy Says Proposal Would ‘Impair’ City‐Federal Teamwork

urges Sen defer excise tax changes pending further study; Dirksen indicates opposition

JOHNSON OPPOSES TAX AMENDMENTS; Urges Senators to Withhold Extraneous Changes and Speed Action on Cuts

death, reptd 1st to have been in auto accident, revealed to have been from beating by 3 sailors; they are held

3 Sailors Accused Of Killing Blitzstein

CBS to pay $28.2 million for 2-yr TV rights to NFL regular season games, 1st competitive bidding; 14 teams get equal share and right to present home games on closed-circuit or theatre-TV

C.B.S.‐TV to Pay $28.2 Million For 2‐Year Pro Football Rights

Repr O P Bolton cites party fundraising activities of M H McCloskey in asking for pub acctg of McCloskey Co bldg of new HR office bldg, Capitol, in order to settle whether conflict of interests exists because of claims for additional payments by co over bid price

Public Audit Urged On McCloskey Work; Audit Is Urged on Work

Peace Corps activities continue; volunteers backed by villagers against rioters

Peace Corps Stays On Job in Panama

African soldiers mutiny over pay at camps near Nairobi and Nakuru; Brit troops arrive in response to Kenyatta appeal; map; Govt sets recruiting campaign to build up own army

BRITISH AID KENYA AS HER SOLDIERS MUTINY OVER PAY; Third Army Revolt in Week Occurs in East Africa—Nairobi Asks Help; TROOPS CLASH AT CAMP; London Sends Commandos—Also Lands Forces in Tanganyika After Plea

com to study new accord drawn on by Trucco with US-Panama reprs; initial accord set aside; '62 Kennedy-Chiari communique calling for high level talks on treaty is basis for new draft; Moreno insts new treaty talks be specified in agreement

HOPES ARE RAISED FOR EARLY ACCORD IN PANAMA CRISIS; But All Parties See Need of New Negotiation‐Peace Group Meets Today

NEW FACTS ABOUT THE BURGLAR DANGER. Learn how dope addicts may rob your home and what can be done about it ... now in the Journal&#8208;American.Advt.

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Buckley Ready to Battle Any Effort to Oust Him; Politicians Doubt That Truce With Wagner Is Possible; ‘Let'Em Come Up Here and Fight,’ Bronx Chief Says

com explores possible deception in Baker's purchase of co-op house in River Park Mutual Homes project, Washington, which was insured by FHA; testimony shows he never lived in house as required by purchase contract and faces cancellation of contract for violation; he stated on 1 purchase document that intended occupant was 'cousin,' N C Tyler; Tyler is his sec who still lives in house with another Sen sec, M A Martin; Baker denies immoral activity at house; River Park gen counsel C W Tayler testifies on purchase and on efforts to require Baker to live in house or relinquish it; says its sale is made difficult by lavish furnishings; McLendon says Baker refuses to be int by com investigators; Justice Dept aide denies Washington Daily News rept that Atty Gen Kennedy is 'resisting' FBI recommendations for grand jury probe of Baker

BAKER VIOLATED F.H.A. AGREEMENT, INQUIRY IS TOLD; 2 Women Are Said to Live in House He Was Required to Occupy Himself

rev of his mediation efforts credits frankness with easing tensions

News Analysis; Direct Diplomacy; Robert Kennedy's Frankness Termed Factor in Easing of Malaysia Issue

Zimbabwe African Natl Union exec Zvobgo warns whites not to seize Independence unconstitutionally

African Rhodesian Warns Whites on Independence

EVREUX, France, Jan. 24 (AP)&#8212;Attorney General Kennedy dropped in on Evreux unexpectedly today and shook hands with people in the streets like a campaign ing politician. A inited States Air Force plane bringing Mr. Kennedy to London had put down at the Evreux&#8208;Fauville base, 60 miles west of Paris, for fuel.

He Visits French Town

Brit newsman A Dunn ousted after army mutiny

Tanganyika Points Up Problem Of Army in an Emerging Nation

police break up union demonstration at Brit Chartered Bank, Jakarta, after Pres Sukarno bars seizure of Brit cos

Indonesian Police Protect British Bank From Seizure

Kenya repts Somali secessionists leader Cpl Nunu killed in clash

Kenya Reports Somali Slain

King Idris announces Premier Fedini resigns, ex-Premier Muntasser succeeds; new Cabinet list

Libya's Premier Resigns; Former Leader Renamed

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika, Saturday, Jan. 25 (Reuters) &#8212; British troops came ashore here today in response to a request for military assistance by the Tanganyikan Government, a British high commission spokesman announced this morning.

British Land at Dar es Salaam

monitored Indonesian broadcast transmits Sukarno's cease-fire order to Indonesian 'volunteers' on Malaysian border

Jakarta Broadcasts Truce Order

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Jan. 24 &#8212; Relations between their countries are expected to be discussed at a meeting in Capetown next month between Prime Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd of South Africa and Prime Minister Winston Field of Southern Rhodesia.

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Britain Backs Up Nyerere

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January 25, 1964

Headlines from January 25, 1964

INTEGRATE PUPILS, MANHASSET TOLD; Federal Judge Orders Board to Draw Up Plan to End De Facto Segregation

Robert Kennedy Contends Sukarno Desires Accord

UNREST IN AFRICA IS WORRYING U.S.; New Regimes and American Diplomacy Strained‐Rise in Red Influence Feared

U.S. STUDY URGES SHIFT IN COMMAND IN NARCOTICS WAR; Would Abolish Bureau and Turn Enforcement Over to Justice Department; MOVE IS OPPOSED HERE; Commissioner Murphy Says Proposal Would ‘Impair’ City‐Federal Teamwork

JOHNSON OPPOSES TAX AMENDMENTS; Urges Senators to Withhold Extraneous Changes and Speed Action on Cuts

Billboard 200

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

Fun In Acapulco

West Side Story

Peter; Paul And Mary

Notable Births

Historical Events

Historical Context for January 25, 1964