Council, in closed session, reptdly backs Mex Amb Sanchez-Gavito plan for OAS probe of Panama's charges, under Rio Pact provisions, combined with new peace efforts

PANAMA ACCORD FORESEEN IN O.A.S.; Approval of a Mexican Plan for Study Under Rio Pact Believed Likely Today

participants in ps boycott demand removal of Bd pres Donovan

Thousands of Orderly Marchers Besiege School Board's Offices

Bonn Security Aide Kills Himself in Jail

leaders of ps boycott see it leading to permanent link between Negroes and Puerto Ricans

Leaders of Protest Foresee a New Era Of Militancy Here

China announces it will not recognize majority rule of USSR and its followers, sees movement confronted by serious danger of split, 7th in Hung Chi series of eds replying to USSR July 14 '63, open lr; denounces Khrushchev as most dangerous enemy of unity; soon laying ideological basis for formal break; says Khrushchev has 'feudal psychology'; predicts he and his party leaders 'will be buried,' presumably by Chinese

PEKING INDICATES IT WILL ORGANIZE A NEW RED BLOC; Resumes Severe Criticism of Soviet Line—Rejects Moscow as Leader; SPLIT IN PARTIES CITED; Chinese Term Khrushchev Worse Foe of Communism Than Tito or Trotsky

TO MARKET, TO MARKET, to buy&#8212;what? See food news on the women's page before making your list. Good ways to prepare foods that are reasonable in cost.&#8212;Advt.

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Bipartisan HR coalition turns back all attempts by Southerners to kill or weaken civil rights bill voting sec; defeats Repr Willis amendment to delete provision for 3-judge cts in voting suits, 176-125; defeats Repr Whitener amendment to kill substance of provision barring subjective qualification tests, 123-50; stops Repr H W Smith maneuver to limit voting sec to 4 states that hold their state elections at different times from Fed elections, 155-55; Southerners win minor victory when HR approves Repr Poff amendment to let local registrar, accused of discrimination, ask for 3-judge ct as well as Atty Gen

HOUSE RIGHTS BLOC STOPS 3 ATTACKS ON AID TO VOTERS; Bipartisan Ccalition Easily Defeats Southern Drive as Bill Passes First Tests

&#8220;ROCKY&#8221; ROAD TO PRESIDENCY Political expert, Frank Lynn, gives you an illuminating report on a determined Nelson Rockefeller. Today's World&#8208;Telegram.&#8208;Advt.

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keep radio contact with Havana while under detention; crews ordered by Havana to stay aboard, fly Cuban flag; illus

SHIPS HELD BY U.S. RADIO TO HAVANA; Report and Receive Orders Even in Key West Base

Hughes offers record $589,926,020 fiscal '65 budget, message to Legis; proposes income tax but budget entails no new taxes or tax rises; budget to be balanced by anticipated revenues of $574,006,537 and by reduction of nearly $20-million surplus to $3,937,759; Hughes estimates $153 million a yr more will be needed for next 5 yrs and says total cannot be raised with current revenues; says income tax would yield $300 million yrly; allots $268,793,546 for gen state operations, $256,029,836 for state aid and only $65,102,638 for capital projects; table on revenues, spending

HUGHES PROPOSES STATE INCOME TAX; Bids Legislature Enact It Before July 1—Budget of $589.9 Million Offered

West sees Cyprus hedging on peace plan; Wilkins presents Pres Johnson lr to Makarios; Kyprianou and Cypriote House Pres Clerides go to London; tensions high; some incidents and near incidents detailed; students demonstrate at US Embassy and HR; Makarios s to them; illus

Cyprus Expected to Hedge In Reply to Peace Proposal

Johnson names Prof E F Goldman his consultant to bring new ideas into White House

Princeton Historian Named ‘Idea Man’ At the White House

Gen. Taylor Likely To Retire This Fall

widow testifies before Warren comm; Rankin says she offered some new data; Warren bars comment; widow illus

Warren Panel Hears Mrs. Oswald

Sen, 56-25, votes to reject HR-approved provision to cut capital gains tax from present 25% maximum to 21%; vote, though expected, seen victory for liberals who sought overwhelming rejection to bring to Cong conf; Sen, 47-41, adopts Gore amendment cutting tax-exempt income for Amers residing abroad at least 3 yrs from present $35,000 to $6,000, and for those abroad 17 of 18 mos from $20,000 to $4,000; another Gore amendment cutting from $70,000 to $30,000 amt of life ins co can carry on employe without having premium taxed as income defeated

Senate Rejects a Change In Capital Gains Tax Rate; Turns Down House Plan for Reduction to 21 % Maximum—Backs Sharp Curb on Benefits for Those Living Abroad; SENATE REJECTS GAINS TAX CHANGE

pss boycotted; illus; 464,361 pupils, 44.8% of regis, absent, 360,000 more than daily avg; 3,537 teachers participate, constituting nearly 3 times usual number of absences; Rustin calls boycott largest rights protest in US history; repeats cooperation between Negroes, Puerto Ricans is significant; bd pres Donovan colls protest 'fizzle'; Farmer replies; some 100,000 pupils attend 'freedom schools' or other classes set up by Citywide Com; Rustin, Galamison, repr of Puerto Rican Rights Assn, Dr McLaughlin and Lowell analyze boycott, TV program; Donovan and Gross deplore pupils' missing school, urge whole community help bd achieve integration

BOYCOTT CRIPPLES CITY SCHOOLS; ABSENCES 360,000 ABOVE NORMAL; NEGROES AND PUERTO RICANS UNITE; School Boycott Keeps Hundreds of Thousands of City Pupils Away; PICKETING IS CALM IN RACIAL PROTEST; 2,600 Marchers Show Up at Buildings‐Donovan Is Critical of Leaders

USSR press has given no such indication; Soviet pub rejects China's claims to parts of Siberia held by USSR

Chinese Claim Is Disputed

MOGADISCIO, Somalia, Feb. 3 (AP) &#8212; Premier Chou said here today that &#8220;revolutionary prospects are excellent throughout the African continent.&#8221;

Chou Hails African Outlook

TOKYO, Feb. 3 (AP)&#8208; The Hung Chi editorial said Premier Khrushchev was a man with "a feudal psychology" who had befriended Chinese Communists opposed to Mao Tse&#8208;tung, the Chinese leader. It predicted that Mr. Khrushchev and his party leaders "will be buried," presumably by the Chinese.

‘Feudal Psychology’

Chou En-lai says China and USSR would stand together in crisis despite dispute, int taped for US TV; Asst Sec Hilsman, commenting on int, says Russians behave more responsibly than Chinese

Chou Says Peking and Moscow Will Stand Together in a Crisis

MOSCOW, Feb. 3 &#8212; There have been no indications in recent Soviet press statements that the Soviet Union and Communist China may have conducted negotiations on border questions.

No Evidence of Border Talk

BONN, Feb. 3 (Reuters)&#8212;The Defense Ministry announced measures today to be taken in the armed forces to prevent the maltreatment of recruits.

Bonn Orders Army to End Harassment of Recruits

Communist China cautious on de Gaulle proposal; seeks to place onus for rejection on Johnson

DE GAULLE DRAWS PEKING CRITICISM; Press Takes Exception to Remarks on Red Regime

PARIS, Feb. 3&#8212;Dr. IT a yen Ton Hoanh, a Vietnamese exile who served in a French&#8208;dominated Vietnamese Government in 1950, returned to Saigon today for "consuItations."

February 4, 1964

Headlines from February 4, 1964

PANAMA ACCORD FORESEEN IN O.A.S.; Approval of a Mexican Plan for Study Under Rio Pact Believed Likely Today

Thousands of Orderly Marchers Besiege School Board's Offices

Bonn Security Aide Kills Himself in Jail

Leaders of Protest Foresee a New Era Of Militancy Here

PEKING INDICATES IT WILL ORGANIZE A NEW RED BLOC; Resumes Severe Criticism of Soviet Line—Rejects Moscow as Leader; SPLIT IN PARTIES CITED; Chinese Term Khrushchev Worse Foe of Communism Than Tito or Trotsky

Billboard 200

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

Fun In Acapulco

Peter; Paul And Mary

Little Deuce Coupe

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 4, 1964