Govt raises bank rote to 5% to stabilize econ growth; Labor MPs score Govt's 'stop and go' econ policies; MP J Callaghan holds rate rise will slow industry modernization

BRITISH INCREASE BANK RATE TO 5%; Act to Stabilize Economy's Growth Pace by Making Credit More Expensive

Hose used on students protesting suspension of undergrad pub ordered by pres Dougherty, who charged abuse of freedom of expression; illus; editor, 4 aides resign, 2 co-editors elected

Hose Halts Protest by 700 Students at Seton Hall

Rusk says recent Adm warnings have been reminders to N Vietnam that aggression is 'serious business,' news conf; cautions Amers not to regard extending war as 'miracle' way to end fighting; says policy decisions will be made after McNamara visit; sees no evidence of Communist Chinese or USSR troops involvement; again rejects any pol settlement involving US withdrawal, leaving S Vietnam exposed; urges Communist China and N Vietnam to leave S Vietnam alone; Repubs Sen Dirksen and Repr Halleck criticize US policy 'vacillation,'

U.S. AGAIN WARNS REGIME IN HANOI; But Rusk Says Any Extension of War in Vietnam Would Not Work a 'Miracle'

Min Couve de Murville says negotiation and neutralization are only possible way to end war, French Sen com; sees no chance for mil conclusion; seen indicating French belief that US efforts cannot succeed

FRENCH DOUBTFUL WAR CAN BE WON IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Couve de Murville Asserts Neutralization Is Sole Way to End the Fighting

CASSIUS CLAY's OWN STORY &#8212; What makes the new champ tick? Cassius explains to boxing expert Lester Bromberg. clusive Today's World&#8208;Telegram,&#8212;Advt.

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2 dynamite blasts derail 39 freight cars and locomotives, cut Miami-Jacksonville line and alternate route; Johnson, in Fla, angered; calls on FBI for full investigation; says Wirtz will conf with Gov Bryant on ways to end strike; illus

Johnson, Angry at Rail Blasts, Presses F.B.I. on Florida Effort

CORE proposes 'new, more effective citywide orgn, to coordinate integration drive, replacing Citywide Com; to step up program of 'direct nonviolent action'; takes no stand on 2d boycott; Bklyn and Bronx chaps to join boycott; Allen calls it illegal and irresponsible, sees it harming efforts to resolve dispute; Galamison will not join group CORE proposes; Mrs Johnson of com attacks CORE; United Parents Assns makes recommendations for evaluating bd's pairing plans; pres Tunick says it may work in some instances; opponents of pairing PS 149 with PS 92 move to expel officers and exec bd of PS 149 PTA; charge they sought to introduce 'illegal' act to create balance between pss

CORE PROPOSES REPLACING GROUP LED BY GALAMISON; Urges New Organization for an ‘Effective’ Program to Integrate Schools; ALLEN GIVES A WARNING; He Declares Boycotts Are Irresponsible — Fight on Transfers Grows

BRITISH HINT PLAN TO RECALL FORCE POLICING CYPRUS; Envoy Says Task Is Futile if Security Council Fails to End Strife on Island; U.N. DEADLOCK PERSISTS; 6 Delegations Are Drafting New Resolution—Dissent of Red Bloc Is Feared

Pres Johnson pays courtesy call, Palm Beach

Johnson, in South, Pledges Fight for Racial Equality

Govt launches drive to tighten control over workers work and treat them according to work record; backs proposal to make labor booklet principal identity document in all walks of life; seeks to curb high labor turnover and preference of specialists to work in fields other than those in which they were trained

Soviet Is Studying Tight Curbs to Cut Worker Turnover

Sen, 57-19, backs Mansfield proposal to take up bill ahead of civil rights, rejects Keating-Javits move

SENATE REJECTS RIGHTS SPEED‐UP; Javits and Keating Lose Bid to Bring Bill to the Floor Ahead of Farm Measure

key right-wing mil positions commanding SE gateway to Plaine des Jarres fall to Pathet Lao after 3-day attack; Phoumi Nosavan holds attacks have lessened chance for peaceful settlement

Pro-Reds in Laos Seize Key Heights

Vietcong bn, using classic inf tactics, fights way through encirclement, inflicts dramatic defeat on S Vietnam forces, Long Dinh area; map; Nguyen Khanh inspects battlefield

Vietcong GuerrilIas Use Classic Tactics In Winning a Battle

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Pearson Regime Survives Two No‐Confidence Tests

Guard Flees to West Berlin

Foster says US must continue to strengthen defenses in absence of verified disarmament accords, conf; repts inability to agree with Tsarapkin on work schedule; leaves for Washington; to be replaced by Deputy Dir Fisher

U.S. Says It Must Arm Pending Adequate Accord; Foster Emphasizes the Need for Concrete Proposals; He Concludes Geneva Role —Fisher to Take Over

New U.S. Envoy in Congo

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 &#8212;Am. Ulysses S. Grant Sharp, chief of the United States fleet in the Pacific, rhas been designated to succeed Adm. Harry D. Felt, commander of United States forces in the Pacific.

ADM. SHARP TO GET TOP PACIFIC POST; Fleet Commander to Succeed Felt—Vietnam Affected

charges French officials paid terrorist $1,300 to kill him; charge denied

Payments to Terrorist Charged

Japan Officially Announces Prince Yoshi's Engagement

Pravda scores Amers advocating war extension; Tass repts N Vietnam has complained to GB and USSR

North Vietnam Complains

Internatl Jurists Comm calls Nkrumah despot

Nkrumah Is Denounced As Despot by Jurists

ONE of the most keen&#8208;eyed golfers who played at the Army and Navy Country Club outside Washington a few years ago was a short, silverhaired Pentagon admiralwith the formidable name of Ulysses Simpson Grant Sharp Jr. Admiral Sharp, a stocky softspoken man who covered the golf course in less than leisurely fashion, regularly shot in the low 80's, but he had a reputation as the man who could come through with a 50&#8208;foot putt if his team was in trouble and the chips were down.

Man in the News; No-Nonsense Admiral Ulysses Simpson Grant Sharp Jr.

Israel repts Jordanian infiltrator killed, another wounded, southern Negev; Israeli soldier wounded in separate incident

February 28, 1964

Headlines from February 28, 1964

BRITISH INCREASE BANK RATE TO 5%; Act to Stabilize Economy's Growth Pace by Making Credit More Expensive

Hose Halts Protest by 700 Students at Seton Hall

U.S. AGAIN WARNS REGIME IN HANOI; But Rusk Says Any Extension of War in Vietnam Would Not Work a 'Miracle'

FRENCH DOUBTFUL WAR CAN BE WON IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Couve de Murville Asserts Neutralization Is Sole Way to End the Fighting

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Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

In The Wind

The Singing Nun

Honey In The Horn

Historical Context for February 28, 1964