Johnson urges Amers to help create 'peaceful revolution' in lives of poverty stricken, s to eds and broadcasters; cites 'Christian duty' to help alleviate plight of poor; notes US means and resources; Morse warns Pres against pushing Ear full $3.4 million, Sen com

JOHNSON BIDS U. S. AID WORLD'S POOR; Tells Editors All Must Help Make Peaceful Revolution or Face a Violent One

SEE the MG Sports Sedan at Walt Hansgen Jaguar Cars. Inc., Lamington Rd. &Rte. 206. Bedminster. N. J.&#8212;Advt.

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1,000, worst to date; Vietcong casualties estimated at 710; S Vietnam small-unit operations at record 5,190 during wk with only 70 making contact with Vietcong

Week's Losses Include 200 Killed—Vietcong Casualties High

ALASKA COASTLINE SHIFTED BY QUAKE; One Area Was Lifted While Another Was Depressed

Violinist Wins Prize, Loses a Guarnerius

Brunson, other CORE leaders confirm stall-in is on, fail to have injunction vacated; order served on Bronson alone; other leaders in hiding; Galamison assumes leadership; out-of-town drivers briefed; 47 demonstrators from newly formed E Harlem Action Com picket Wagner home and Port Auth Terminal

Drivers Take Up Positions To Block Roads at 7 A.M.

NYS Appellate Div rejects NAACP suit to halt city and state projects where contractors or unions practice hiring bias; Assoc Justice Stevens writes opinion; cites suit failure to name bldg cos as defendants; ruling blocks assn efforts to extend legal responsibility to Wagner, Rockefeller and other city and state officials named as defendants

APPELLATE COURT REBUFFS N.A.A.C.P. ON BUILDING JOBS; Says Rights Group Failed to Name Contractors in Suit Charging Discrimination

G M Wynne, jailed '63 as spy for GB, is freed at Berlin border in exch for USSR spy held by GB; case revd

Britain Exchanges Spies With Soviet At Berlin Border

Exchange Agreement Set

coup leaders reject pleas from Unger, Bundy and French and Brit diplomats to restore neutralist coalition; diplomats have prior conf with Premier and Phoumi Nosavan; latter appears embarrassed by coup; Bundy leaves for Washington to rept to Johnson

RIGHTISTS IN LAOS SPURN WEST'S BID TO END REBELLION; Refuse to Allow Souvanna's Coalition to Resume Rule Despite Bundy's Plea; U.S. AIDE FLYING HOME; Assures Backing to Ousted Premier—Phoumi Nosavan Pledges Peace Efforts

250,000 EXPECTED; Huge Security Force to Guard Johnson—Parade Is Planned; 250,000 EXPECTED FOR FESTIVITIES; Mammoth Parade to Include Bathing Beauties, Bands, Celebrities and Clowns

HOW WALL ST. APPRAISES FAIR How will the Street benefit from the $9 billion in spending connected with the World's Fair? Today's World&#8208;Telegram&#8212;Advt

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G.O.P. Says Role of U.S. in War Is Concealed by Administration

shuttle knocked out by fire at Grand Central Station

Pavement in 42d Street at Grand Central Is Weakened by Early‐Morning Fire in the IRT Shuttle Station; SIX FIREMEN HURT; 2 Trains Destroyed in Grand Central Blaze—42d St. Buckles

DE GAULLE ADVISES POMPIDOU ON ISSUES

BERLIN, April 21&#8212;Two East German truck drivers rammed their truck through six rows of barbed&#8208;wire fortifications at Berlin's East&#8208;West boundary, then swam a border canal to freedom, the West Berlin police announced today.

2 East Germans Abandon Truck and Swim to West

U.S. Losing India's Goodwill, Mrs. Gandhi Says; Nehru's Daughter Reports Hostility Over Kashmir

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, April 21 (AP)&#8212;The white and assistant manager of a gold mine near here were killed in an underground rock fall today as they tried to rescue a trapped African miner.

2 Die in African Mine Rescue

Ousted Clerics Get U.S. Visas

Gyani confs with both sides on Nicosia mil installations

Gen. Gyani Sees Leaders

Greece indignant over bishops ouster; Greek Govt refuses them entry permits to avoid legalizing expulsion, prefers they go to France and US; 2 leave Istanbul on US-bound plane and with US visas

Cyprus President Discloses Turkish Partition Bid

says US-Peking differences will be 'eventually' settled, statement on leaving 120th conf with US Amb; 10 yrs of confs noted; both sides want to continue them

U.S. AND RED CHINA WANT MORE TALKS; Both See Continuing Value in Meetings in Warsaw

Chile sets revaccination of 200,000 children as result of many fatalities

Chile Combats Rise in Polio

cong ends; Ben Bella s, rally; pledges effort to end econ crisis and assure soc equality; denies he is 'fascist dictator'; threatens opponents defying popular revolutionary will

Ben Bella Says Withdrawal of French Troops Has Been Advanced to May 1

Pres el-Hafez answers striking shopkeepers by threatening to nationalize all retail business

April 22, 1964

Headlines from April 22, 1964

JOHNSON BIDS U. S. AID WORLD'S POOR; Tells Editors All Must Help Make Peaceful Revolution or Face a Violent One

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Week's Losses Include 200 Killed—Vietcong Casualties High

ALASKA COASTLINE SHIFTED BY QUAKE; One Area Was Lifted While Another Was Depressed

Violinist Wins Prize, Loses a Guarnerius

Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

Hello; Dolly!

The Third Album

Historical Context for April 22, 1964