NASA schedules 6 biosatellites to probe dangers of space flight; speculation on types of possible bodily damage; Prof Pace to test blood circulation, Dr Adey brain functioning; GE has $19-million contract to build satellites

Satellites Will Test Perils of Mars Trip

Draft Lodge Com exec R R Mullen says Lodge is candidate, press conf, Manchester; claims he is willing to let name be on Oregon ballot; says he has had no direct communication with Lodge in Saigon

BACKERS OF LODGE CERTAIN HE'LL RUN; But Envoy's Son Denies He ‘Assured’ Group Father Is Oregon Candidate

MEXICO CITY, March 7 &#8212;The New York Mets tonight found their bearings, their bats and an easier opponent, and defeated the Mexico City Tigers, 7&#8208;1.

Ole! Mets Win in Mexico City; Score 7–1 Victory on Stallard's Hurling and 12‐Hit Attack

FRANCONIA, N. H., March 7&#8212; One of the strangest meets in the 11&#8208;year&#8208;old history of the National Collegiate skiiing championships came to a close at dusk today with Denver the titleholder for the fourth straight time.

DENVER CAPTURES N.C.A.A. SKI MEET; CLOUGH IN SWEEP; Middlebury Captain First in Slalom and Giant Slalom on Cannon Mountain

LAST week, remember, Roger L. Stevens added a new script to his inventory. This morning there's another one&#8212;and some new partners.

NEWS OF THE RIALTO: ALLIES FOR STEVENS; Seven Arts and David Black Conclude Pacts—Nichols Chooses ‘Luv’

Los Angeles businessmen's group planning long-range training program to improve US chances in winter games

Drive Starts on Coast to Improve U.S. Skiing; Eight‐Year Program Is Aimed at the 1972 Olympics; $160,000 Pledged With More Money Hardly a Problem

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dispute Agr Dept claim of overproduction as cause

CATTLE FEEDERS HIT SENATE VOTE; Denounce Defeat of Move to Curb Beef Imports

That biggest of all stock rights offerings was the center of interest last week. By the weekend most of the 2.25 million shareholders of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company had received rights to buy $1,225,000,000 of company stock and instructions about what to do.

A. T. & T. HOLDERS MULL WHAT TO DO; Many Inquire About Special Accounts in Rights Offer

PROBLEM OF COST HOLDS UP FORMING OF CYPRUS FORCE; Thant Asks Contributions to Help Meet Expenses—Need Put at $6 Million; NO UNITS YET PLEDGED; Fighting Breaks Out Again—49 Hostages Released—Many Are Still Missing

picture article on Goldwater and Rockefeller NH campaigns, on Nixon and Scranton as potential candidates

AS THE FIRST CONTEST NEARS IN THE RACE FOR THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION; Men and Issues

Wage and salary earners, who will begin this week to take home an additional $27 million a day as a result of a Federal tax cut, are less likely to use their new&#8208;found dollars to pay off old debts than to make down payments on new purchases.

After Tax Cut: More Debt, Not Less; Economists Foresee an Increase for Down Payments

CAN HISTORY BE SERVED UP HOT?

USSR accuses W Ger of wanting to have strongest army in Eur, Tass statement

Moscow Castigates Bonn; Sees Risk of ‘New Hitler’

TRUE TO FRANCE; Considering the Perils Of Co‐Produced Films

Garden Planning

PIGGYBACK: NEW ERA FOR RAILS?; PIGGYBACK IS HIT BY GROWING PAINS; But Special Services Are Expected to Bring Gains

comment on de Gaulle moves and aspirations for France; his memoirs quoted

THE WORLD

he and group in Saigon; he promises US aid for 'as long as it takes' to win war; Nguyen Khanh proposes changes in fortified hamlets plan to improve war effort

Saigon Offers Reform Plan To Build a Stable Regime; McNamara Arrives in South Vietnam as Premier Khanh Presses Program for ‘Action’ by Younger Leaders

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 7&#8212;The Michigan Wolverines won the 54th Big Ten indoor track and field championship today but an Ohio State sophomore stole the show.

MICHIGAN VICTOR IN BIG TEN TRACK; Neutzling, Ohio State, Vaults to 15‐Foot‐8¼‐Inch Mark

Johnson says US will move troops to and from S Vietnam depending on need, news conf; says withdrawals will not indicate flagging interest; reiterates view that France made no 'specific' proposals to end war

JOHNSON PLEDGES GREATER U.S. HELP IF SAIGON NEEDS IT; Says Withdrawals of Forces Should Not Be Taken as Sign of Flagging Interest

IT is two months now since the New Jersey Turnpike put into effect a law banning buses and trucks from the left, or speed, lane of the northern section of the superhighway. Officials of the toll road are pleased with the results; the reaction of bus operators ranges from &#8220;reasonably happy&#8221; to &#8220;no different from when it was announced,&#8221; and truck drivers are learning the hard way that the rule means precisely what it says.

ON THE TURNPIKE; Jersey Toll Road Pleased With Results Of Law Curbing Buses and Trucks

comment on sharp price fluctuations in nonferrous metals

METALS MARKETS AT BOILING POINT; Fast‐Paced Price Changes Reflect High Output Rate for Nation's Industries; DEMAND IS BOLSTERED; Brisk Business for Durables and U.S. Stockpile Sales Termed Key Factors

ROBERTS Fine Furniture, Greenwich, Conn. High Grade Orthopedic bedding.&#8212;Advt.

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PORT CHESTER SHADE & AWNING CO. Awnings of Every Description 914&#8212;WE 9&#8212;0441&#8212;Advt.

March 8, 1964

Headlines from March 8, 1964

Satellites Will Test Perils of Mars Trip

BACKERS OF LODGE CERTAIN HE'LL RUN; But Envoy's Son Denies He ‘Assured’ Group Father Is Oregon Candidate

Ole! Mets Win in Mexico City; Score 7–1 Victory on Stallard's Hurling and 12‐Hit Attack

DENVER CAPTURES N.C.A.A. SKI MEET; CLOUGH IN SWEEP; Middlebury Captain First in Slalom and Giant Slalom on Cannon Mountain

NEWS OF THE RIALTO: ALLIES FOR STEVENS; Seven Arts and David Black Conclude Pacts—Nichols Chooses ‘Luv’

Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

In The Wind

The Singing Nun

Historical Context for March 8, 1964