Farmer says CORE will cut off any chaps joining Bklyn chap; names NYC, NYS and 4 Southern pavilions that will be targets of demonstrations

CORE SPLIT GROWS OVER PLAN TO JAM TRAFFIC AT FAIR; National Body Warns It Will Cut Off Any Units That Join in April 22 Tie‐Up; STORMY MEETING HELD; Brooklyn Group Assailed—Farmer Announces Own Picketing Program

LOUISIANA PARTY REBUFFS JOHNSON; Primary Ballot Will Have Unpledged Elector Slate

talks break down; Govt to mobilize drs with reserve army comms; Lefevre appeals to rank and file drs to end strike; scarlet fever, measles and mumps break out in 3 provs

Belgium Acts to Call Up Doctors in Army Reserve

Navy opened its rowing season yesterday with the same success with which it closed in 1963.

NAVY'S OARSMEN DEFEAT COLUMBIA; Middies' Heavyweights Take Varsity and Junior Varsity Races on the Harlem

AN engineering extravaganza that will remove the last natural water barrier between New York and Florida will become an operating reality on Wednesday, when a 17.6&#8208;mile crossing of lower Chesapeake Bay is opened to traffic.

OVER AND UNDER; The Chesapeake Bay Bridge‐Tunnel Will Be Opened This Wednesday

Gets 21,839 write-ins in Ill primary; tabulation

TWO KEY FIGURES LAST WEEK IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN; Political Straws

SAN JUAN, P. R., April 11&#8212;Carlos Ortiz, the lightweight champion who had won three previous defenses by knockouts, turned crafty tonight and carefully earned a unanimous 15round decision in his title bout with Kenny Lane

ORTIZ BEATS LANE TO RETAIN CROWN; Champion's Tough Defense Stymies Michigan Boxer

Finley ordered to remove 'pennant porch' shortening distance to right-field fence, Munic Stadium

Finley Is Ordered To Remove ‘Porch’ By Frick, Cronin

Urges pub to demand Legis pass liquor reform bills, TV s

GOVERNOR PLEADS ON TV FOR BACKING OF LIQUOR REFORM; Asks Public to Demand That Legislators Pass 3 Bills at Session This Week

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., April 11&#8212;On this cool, cloudy, windy afternoon, the New York Yankees closed their spring training camp by losing to the Milwaukee Braves, 2&#8212;1.

YANKEES LOSE, 2‐1, BUT BOUTON STARS; Bombers Head North After Setback by Milwaukee in Final Florida Exhibition

Article on Eur indus and econ problems plaguing it; graph of number of computers in Eur; illus

Problems of Financing, Costs and Competition Plaguing Europe's Computer Industry

MAKARIOS FAVORS REFERENDUM STEP ON CYPRUS FUTURE; Papandreou Supports Shift in Policy After Talks With Archbishop in Athens; ‘ENOSIS’ REVIVAL HINTED; Union With Greece Viewed as Effect of New Stress on Self‐Determination

WESTBURY, L. I., April 11&#8212;Another free&#8208;for&#8208;all race, this one the $25,000 Hi Lo's Forbes Pace, resulted in another upset tonight at Roosevelt Raceway. With the favored Henry T. Adios winding up sixth, first money went to Saul Finkelstein's Mr. Budlong, the oldest horse in the field.

Mr. Budlong Victor In Pace at Westbury

PRINCETON, N. J., April 11 &#8212;Princeton crews took five straight races from Rutgers today in the opening regatta of the season on Lake Carnegle.

PRINCETON CREWS TOPPLE RUTGERS; Varsity Scores by a Length on Lake Carnegie—Tigers Take 4 Other Races

series on planning for defense indus conversion

Economists Foresee End Of Boom in Arms Industry

returns to Moscow; met by Pres Brezhnev, wife, daughter, others

KHRUSHCHEV HOME; BERATES CHINESE; Joint Statement With Kadar ‘Emphatically’ Denounces Subversive Activities

Article on US utilities drive to promote elec heating; Elec Heating Assn formed to coordinate efforts to sell residential mkt; Indus Electrification Council handles commercial and indus mkt

Power Group Formed

The Federal antitrust indictment last week of eight large steel producers struck at the heart of the industry and raised questions about its basic pricing methods.

CHALLENGE MADE TO STEEL PRICING; Antitrust Charges Against 8 Big Producers Assail Basic ‘Extras’ Method; INDUSTRY SHOWS ANGER; Action Called Harassment ‐Government‐Business Relations Seen Cooling

Work Being Rushed on Final Touches to Shea Stadium

Company Will Get a New Chief, Its 4th, Tuesday

1964: Year of Change for Bethlehem Steel; No. 2 in Industry to Change Geography and Product Mix

Johnson stresses his determination to find solution through collective bargaining, news conf; says he is not trying to impose solution; sits in on negotiating session

JOHNSON OPPOSES A RAIL BILL NOW; Says ‘We Will Not Impose a Solution’—Sits In on Talks Held at the White House

ANTITRUST MOVES RECEIVE BACKING; Steel Indictment and Ruling on Merger Are Cited

How integrally strong the stock market is at the core of the nation's greatest prosperity was demonstrated graphically and repeatedly last week when it met all sorts of adversity.

The Week in Finance; Market Displays Basic Soundness As It Digeqts Series of Adversities

The U.S. economy has been booming and the prevailing mood has been optimism. Automobile sales were at an all&#8208;time high during the first quarter of 1964. ... Steel output has been rising steadily since the first of the year and production records have been set in several industries ... Exports are up ... The stock market has reached new peaks. Only a continuing high rate of unemployment&#8212;now about 5.4 per cent of the labor force&#8212;has marred an otherwise bright picture.

Economic Clouds; In Two Key Industries

Alleged J R Hoffa plot to assassinate him revealed in released secret testimony from Hoffa's jury-tampering trial, Chattanooga, Tenn

Hoffa ‘Plot’ to Kill R. F. Kennedy Alleged; Secret Testimony From Jury Tampering Trial Released by Judge; Haffa Calls Accusation ‘Lie’ and an Attempt to Influence New Trial

Courtney Huw Fairclough, commonly known as Chris Fairclough, is an English football coach and former professional footballer.

Chris Fairclough, English footballer and coach

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Amy Elizabeth Ray is an American singer-songwriter and member of the contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls with Emily Saliers. She also pursues a solo career, releasing ten albums under her own name, and founded the independent label Daemon Records in 1989. Ray is known for her alto and tenor range, and plays both electric and acoustic guitar, as well as mandolin and harmonica.

April 12, 1964

Headlines from April 12, 1964

CORE SPLIT GROWS OVER PLAN TO JAM TRAFFIC AT FAIR; National Body Warns It Will Cut Off Any Units That Join in April 22 Tie‐Up; STORMY MEETING HELD; Brooklyn Group Assailed—Farmer Announces Own Picketing Program

LOUISIANA PARTY REBUFFS JOHNSON; Primary Ballot Will Have Unpledged Elector Slate

Belgium Acts to Call Up Doctors in Army Reserve

NAVY'S OARSMEN DEFEAT COLUMBIA; Middies' Heavyweights Take Varsity and Junior Varsity Races on the Harlem

OVER AND UNDER; The Chesapeake Bay Bridge‐Tunnel Will Be Opened This Wednesday

Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

Hello; Dolly!

The Third Album

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 12, 1964