Assembly completes 1st passage of Const amendment to require Gov to submit budget by 2d Tues of Jan after Legis convenes except in yrs after Gov election

THRUWAY AMED FOR GOV. DEWEY; Rockefeller Signs Bill—It Takes Effect in September

Bulkeley cuts pipelines to base to end Cuban repts that base uses Cuban water

Irate Admiral Cuts Guantanamo Mains

Ball briefs Pres Johnson on trip; says he and Pres agree settlement is essential to world peace

U.S. CALLS ACTION ON CYPRUS VITAL; Ball, After Reporting on Trip, Says Johnson Agrees Peace Is ‘Imperative’

Dissents from Sup Ct ruling that Const requires Cong dists to be substantially equal in population; por

WIDE CHANGES DUE; No Time Limit Is Set —Some Revisions Likely by Fall; Decision and excerpts from the dissents, Pages 30 and 31.

SHOULD MOTHERS WORK?&#8212;There are times when it's necessary&#8212;times when it can destroy a family. It's vital reading in Today's bright World&#8208;Telegram&#8212;Advt.

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To be apptd by Pres Johnson to organize and direct Adm cultural program

PRODUCER SLATED; TO GET ARTS POST; Stevens Selected, to Direct Johnson Cultural Program

CAN'T BOIL WATER? No matter&#8212;if you put appetizing, nourishing meals on your table. See The New York Times food news features on the women's page.&#8212;Advt.

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SIC proposes county police force, rept detailing plans to curb crime; most county officials opposed

State Inquiry Bids Westchester Study Police Unification

THANT PROPOSES ACYPRUS FORCE TO GUARD PEACE; Seeks Four-Nation Accord to Send an International Unit to the Island; COUNCIL TO ACT TODAY; U.N. Defers Debate as Plan Is Weighed - Mediation Would Be Alternative

Rubens's Heads of a Negro, valued at about $200,000, stolen from Brussels (Belgium) Museum of Ancient Art; illus

A Rubens Is Stolen From Brussels Museum; Thieves Break In at Night and Remove It From Frame

rift in civil rights movement seen as over 400 defendants split over pleas to disorderly conduct charges arising from '63 demonstrations at Downtown Med Center; Rev Galamison urges not-guilty plea; opposed by Mins Com on Job Opportunities coordinator Rev W A Jones

New Split Develops As 400 in Sitdowns Appear at Hearing

Do yoa love her? Give her THE INTEL, LIGENT WOMAN'S GUIDE TO MANHUNTING by Dr. Albert Ellis, $4.95&#8212;Advt.

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Sens Mansfield and Humphrey deny 'deal' charge

; DIRKSEN DECLARES KEY RIGHTS CLAUSE IS IMPROVED NOW; But Still Has Reservations on Enforcement of Public Accommodation Section

US Sup Ct sets aside deportation order; por

Court Sets Aside Order For Costello Deportation; Holds Ruling Was Made Under Alien Law That Fails to Fit the Case

Baker subpoenaed to appear before Sen (Jordan) com with business records; has refused to answer com investigators' queries or to make files available; com hears N Amer Aviation lobbyist F B Black Jr, closed hearing

Baker Summoned With His Records

Bill offered, NYS Legis, to improve NYCTA's cash position by allowing city to transfer ownership of $16 million in spare parts and supplies to NYCTA, which now carries them as liability on its books

15C FARE ASSURED BY BILL AT ALBANY; Both Parties Support Plan to Improve Cash Position of Transit Authority

Govt orders 150 workers to stay on job so some programs can be shown

French Show Goes On

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Israel Reports Border Firing

MOSCOW, Feb. 17 &#8212; The Soviet leadership, in a new move in the ideological conflict with Communist China, sent a long message to Peking last Friday, reliable sources reported here tonight.

SOVIET SAID TO SEND MESSAGE TO PEKING

Nossenko told USSR exec he left Switzerland 28 hrs before Russians reptd his defection to Swiss, disputing Russian charge of Swiss negligence

NOSENKO ACCOUNT DISPUTES MOSCOW

Govt aide Ahmad repts USSR has made unofficial approach to set up diplomatic ties but denies press rept that approach was made by Amb Nikoloyev

Malaysian Says Russians Seek Diplomatic Relations

Erhard and Brandt agree to keep trying for new pact but again reject Easter offer

ERHARD AND BRANDT AGREE ON PASS PLAN

Labor dispute over pay and regrading of workers discussed; pol overtones noted

RADIO-TV STRIKE TROUBLING ITALY; Dispute in State Network Has a Political Note

strikers refuse to resume work after jurisdictional dispute is settled; bomb homes of some non strikers

Guiana Strikers Bomb Homes

Matthew Raymond Dillon is an American actor. He has received various accolades, including a Screen Actors Guild Award and two Independent Spirit Awards alongside nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Grammy Award.

February 18, 1964

Headlines from February 18, 1964

THRUWAY AMED FOR GOV. DEWEY; Rockefeller Signs Bill—It Takes Effect in September

Irate Admiral Cuts Guantanamo Mains

U.S. CALLS ACTION ON CYPRUS VITAL; Ball, After Reporting on Trip, Says Johnson Agrees Peace Is ‘Imperative’

WIDE CHANGES DUE; No Time Limit Is Set —Some Revisions Likely by Fall; Decision and excerpts from the dissents, Pages 30 and 31.

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Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

The Singing Nun

In The Wind

Little Deuce Coupe

West Side Story

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 18, 1964