Taubman revs Actors Studio Theater productions

GROWING PAINS; Actors Studio Theater Risks Danger Of Dissipating an Opportunity

gun traced to passenger F Gonzalez, who had $60,000 flight ins policy

PISTOL IS TRACED IN CRASH ON COAST; Ex‐Yachtsman in Philippines Reported as Owner—46 on Peru Plane Killed

BUYING a home? See The Dime FIRST. Low mortgage rates fast action. The Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn. TR 3&#8208;3000&#8212;Advt.

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The one&#8208;mile distance of the Withers Stakes was exactly to the liking of Roy Sturgis's Mr. Brick at Aqueduct yesterday. A large part of the crowd of 47,391 was aware of this affinity and installed the son of Johns Joy the strong favorite in the field of 13 contestants in the $61,700 test.

NATIONAL SECOND; Mr. Brick Pays $5.30 With Ussery Up in Aqueduct Race

LONDON &#8212; Britain's recent decision to honor President Kennedy with a memorial at Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215, is only the latest in a long history of such tributes to famous Americans.

AMERICANA IN U.K.; Tributes to U.S. Presidents, Others Are Found on All Sides in Britain

WESTBURY, L. I., May 9&#8212;Overtrick won the $104,381 Realization Pace as a 9&#8208;to&#8208;20 favorite should win, by four lengths and going away, at Roosevelt Raceway tonight.

OVERTRICK TAKES REALIZATION PACE BY FOUR LENGTHS; 9‐20 Favorite Just Misses Record for Mile and 16th in Rich Westbury Event

THE WORLD

linked to currency restrictions during and after World War II and to growth of US brokerages' foreign offices since then

U.S. AND RUMANIA TO OPEN KEY TALK ON TRADE ISSUES; Harriman and Bucharest's Economic Chief to Meet in Washington May 18; INDEPENDENT LINE CITED; Communist Regime Seeking to Purchase Equipment for Chemical Industry

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9&#8212;San Francisco, held hitless by Sandy Koufax through four innings, scored three runs in the fifth and beat Los Angeles, 3&#8212;2, today.

Koufax Is Losing Hurler

Decline in trading of US corp stocks on London Exch and in neighboring st mkt (Shorter's Ct) discussed

Decay Sets In

There was a distinct feeling in Wall Street last week that the stock market's drifting corrective tendency of the last two months finally had run its course.

The Week in Finance; Analysts Feel Market's Corrective Tendency May Have Run Its Course

arrives, Alexandria; notes that he is making his 1st visit to Africa

KHRUSHCHEV OPENS FIRST AFRICA VISIT; CAIRO CHEERS HIM; He Says Goal Is Peace and Liberation—Nasser Calls Him Courageous Warrior

Hemingway, E: A Moveable Feast. Sketches of the Author's Life in Paris in the Twenties

‘THERE IS NEVER ANY END TO PARIS’; ‘A Moveable Feast,’ Vintage Hemingway, Is Full of Love, Loathing and Bitterness; A MOVEABLE FEAST. By Ernest Hemingway. Illustrated. 211 pp. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. $4.95.

Pub Works Com member Cleveland says chmn Buckley padded com payroll with 9 of his Bronx pol aides who rarely, if ever, show up in Washington, article in G Washington U Law Rev; says their '63 pay was $62,400; com known as 'cozy' one whose Repub members, anxious to win Buckley's approval for projects in home dists, are loathe to criticize him; 4 of employes are Dem dist leaders; names, salaries listed; Buckley defends practice; Speaker McCormack rejects Bingham request for com payroll probe; says he backs Buckley for re-election

PAYROLL PADDING LAID TO BUCKLEY; Member of His Public Works Committee Lists ‘Absentee’ Aides From the Bronx

Article on sharp rise of new inventions in Japan

Japanese Patents Show a Sharp Rise

The New York Mets' twogame winning streak collided with Bob Gibson's two&#8208;game winning streak at Shea Stadium yesterday, and did not survive the collision.

GIBSON IS VICTOR 3D STRAIGHT TIME; Snaps Mets' Streak at Two—Boyer Hits a Homer—Gonder Connects

EACH year produces a fresh crop of children's books about animals, but the presentation of the animal to the child is so varied that there would seem little in the way of common aim between authors, beyond an understandable desire to sell as many copies as possible, no matter at whose expense. Sales are, after all, criteria of entertainment value, and even the more reflective reviewers of children's books reach an astonishingly rapid and unanimous conclusion that the primary object is to entertain.

BOYS AND GIRLS AND OTHER ANIMALS

Pres Johnson opens Venezuelan pavilion; illus; greets ex-Pres Betancourt; holds news conf, US pavilion

JOHNSON, AT FAIR, PRESSES HIS DRIVE FOR RIGHTS ACTION; Addresses Clothing Union in Busy Day That Includes Visit to Nassau County; DISCLOSES HARLEM FUND; Tells of $1 Million Grant to Fight Delinquency—Asks Aid in Ending Poverty

Sports News

PRINCETON, N. J., May 9&#8212;Yale administered the first defeat to a Cornell varsity heavyweight crew by an American eight since 1962 today, and won the Carnegie Cup in record time.

Elis Capture Carnegie Cup by Beating Cornell, Princeton

IDEAS FOR A LOVELIER HOME! Visit the Pavillon of American Interiors at the Fair. See what's new and beautiful In home fashions and equipment&#8212;Advt.

Sec Rusk attacks concept of absolute natl sovereignty in nuclear age, holds allied unity should be fostered, s, Brussels; ref seen to de Gaulle insistence on French ind action; Rusk sees no justification for relaxing NATO effort because of USSR-Chinese ideological rift

Rusk Bids Nations Forgo Total Freedom of Action; Says Absolate Independence Is an Outmoded Concept—Meets With Belgians

WASHINGTON, May 9 &#8212;When the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, whoever he is, evaluates the health of the American economy he chooses his words as carefully as a bride putting away her new crystal glassware.

JOHNSON, MARTIN MEET ON MONEY; Accord Over Inflation Curbs Held Result of a Chat on White House Driveway; PRESIDENT GETS VIEWS; But Opinions Could Differ Over Timing and Extent of Reserve's Actions

There is no chance that a Government subsidy of $500 million to the cotton industry will go begging. The big problem, however, is how to channel this money into the trade with the best possible advantage.

COTTON SUBSIDY RAISES PROBLEM; Channeling of $500 Million Into Trade Vexes Industry

IF anyone wants a fair measure of how far motion pictures have been advanced as a frequent and flexible method of communication in 25 years, one needs but consider the manifold uses of motion pictures at the present New York World's Fair in comparison with the limited uses of them at the World's Fair here in 1939.

MOVING FORWARD; Advance in Art of Cinema Seen in Film at World's Fair

Mikhail Fyodorovich Larionov was a Russian avant-garde painter who worked with radical exhibitors and pioneered the first approach to abstract Russian art. He was founding member of two important artistic groups Knave of Diamonds and the more radical Donkey's Tail. His lifelong partner was fellow avant-garde artist, Natalia Goncharova, with whom they worked on Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in France and Switzerland.

May 10, 1964

Headlines from May 10, 1964

GROWING PAINS; Actors Studio Theater Risks Danger Of Dissipating an Opportunity

PISTOL IS TRACED IN CRASH ON COAST; Ex‐Yachtsman in Philippines Reported as Owner—46 on Peru Plane Killed

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NATIONAL SECOND; Mr. Brick Pays $5.30 With Ussery Up in Aqueduct Race

AMERICANA IN U.K.; Tributes to U.S. Presidents, Others Are Found on All Sides in Britain

Billboard 200

The Beatles' Second Album

Meet The Beatles!

Hello; Dolly!

Glad All Over

Honey In The Horn

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 10, 1964