The Home Run Is the Decisive Weapon as Yankees Beat the Cardinals; YANKS ROUT CARDS ON HOME RUNS 8–3; SERIES TIED AT 3‐3; Maris, Mantle and Pepitone Connect in Late Innings—Final Game Today

Kennedy travels with Johnson motorcade through NYC; Johnson answers Rockefeller on carpetbagger issue, s, A E Smith memorial dinner; Kennedy, Keating at dinner but do not s

JOHNSON PLEDGES MOVES TO LESSEN WORLD TENSIONS; At Alfred E. Smith Dinner He Hails Improvement in U.S.‐Soviet Relations; TIRED, HE CUTS SPEECH; Promises Aid to Asians Talks at Garden Tonight After Heavy Schedule

W W Jenkins resigns as Johnson's special asst after it becomes known he was arrested Oct 7 on morals charge; had served Johnson for 25 yrs, was his close confidant and assoc, and is thought to have had access to most of information available at White House

PRESIDENT'S AIDE QUITS ON REPORT OF MORALS CASE; Jenkins Was Arrested Last Week in Capital Y.M.C.A.—Is Sent to Hospital

Eisenhower discounts possibility he might go to Vietnam, news conf, Gettysburg, Pa

EISENHOWER FINDS SILENCE ON ISSUES; General Calls tire Campaign Most Personal He's Seen—Doubts Vietnam Trip

Two detectives were shot to death early today in a basement apartment in the Flatlands section of Brooklyn. Their alleged slayer was found dead less than an hour later, an apparent suicide.

2 Detectives Slain In Brooklyn Home Suspect a Suicide

council debates 'propositions' on role of priests; many protest abbreviated form of text

VATICAN COUNCIL MAY GO INTO 1965; A 4th Session Now Likely—Pope Will Visit India

OH WHAT A LOVELY SHOW Broadhurst Theatre, W. 44 St.&#8212;Advt.

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GET A JUMP on the ski season. Bead the 1965 International Ski Guide issue of the World&#8208;Telegram, today.&#8212;Advt.

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repeats charge, B, Kan City; says Amers demand highest morality in Govt, s, Denver; sees Jordan announcement of delay helping him

Goldwater Says Morality Is Demandedby the Nation

Wins Nobel Peace Prize; to give money to civil rights movement; illus

Martin Luther King Wins The Nobel Prize for Peace

Johnson gives Kennedy warm support throughout day; they visit Mrs J F Kennedy; Kennedy moves to quash repts of rift with Johnson; hq releases H S Truman lr of support

PRESIDENT GREETS KENNEDY WARMLY; 2 Chat Together. and Call on Late President's Wife

OH WHAT A LOVELY MUSICAL Broadhurst Theatre W. 44 St.&#8212;Advt.

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French Communist party links Chinese demand to annex Mongolia to its rift with USSR

REDS IN FRANCE ASSERT AUTONOMY OF WORLD PARTIES; Assail Meddling in Others' Affairs—Subservience to Moscow Is Ended; PEKING'S VIEWS SCORED; National Needs Held Basis of Policy—Plan for New International Opposed

Political Storm Over Plane Scandal Shakes Swiss

Bonn Denies Russian Asylum

Soviet wkly Za Rubezhom prints USIA summary of comm rept with covering lr by Amb Kohler and ed note quoting Western press to show that doubts persist

Warren Report Summary Printed by Soviet Weekly

LONDON, Oct. 14&#8212;The following one are some basic facts and figures on tomorrow's election in Britain:

Fundamental Statistics On Election in Britain

Article on permanent civil service role in Govt

British Civil Servants Outlast Regimes

LONDON, Oct. 14&#8212;If the British voter wants to back the candidate of a particular political party, he had better know the candidate's name before he steps into the polling, station tomorrow.

British Voting ls Old‐Fashioned, But It's Efficient, Officials Say

reprs of 30 African nations walk out of conf

2 WALKOUTS DISRUPT GENEVA RADIO TALKS

BONN, Oct. 14&#8212;Former Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss denied today that he had secretly arranged six years ago to help in the development of a French nuclear force in exchange for French nuclear warheads.

Strauss Denies He Made Nuclear Accord With Paris

Fed-prov conf agrees on plan to amend Const without Brit Parliament action

CANADIANS SPUR CHARTER CHANGE; Set a Formula for Amending Without British Approval

BANGKOK, Thailand, Oct. 14 (AP)&#8212;A burning United States Air Force tanker plane smashed into a central Thailand village today, and 11 Thais were reported killed. The six&#8208;man American crew bailed out safely. The plane was returning from a training flight when it caught fire and crashed into Tamuang village in Kakornsawan Province, 150 miles north of here.

Crash Kills 11 in Thai Village

J Piccard and 6 scientists to study Gulf Stream in 2-mo bathyscaph trip

Piccard Planning to Follow Gulf Stream in Bathyscaph

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Brigadier Roberto Vittori, OMRI is an Italian Air Force officer and an ESA astronaut. After graduating from the Italian Accademia Aeronautica in 1989, Vittori flew in the Italian Air Force. He then trained as a test pilot in the United States.

Roberto Vittori, Italian colonel, pilot, and astronaut

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Cole Albert Porter was an American composer and songwriter. Many of his songs became standards noted for their witty, urbane lyrics, and many of his scores found success on Broadway and in Hollywood films.

October 15, 1964

Headlines from October 15, 1964

The Home Run Is the Decisive Weapon as Yankees Beat the Cardinals; YANKS ROUT CARDS ON HOME RUNS 8–3; SERIES TIED AT 3‐3; Maris, Mantle and Pepitone Connect in Late Innings—Final Game Today

JOHNSON PLEDGES MOVES TO LESSEN WORLD TENSIONS; At Alfred E. Smith Dinner He Hails Improvement in U.S.‐Soviet Relations; TIRED, HE CUTS SPEECH; Promises Aid to Asians Talks at Garden Tonight After Heavy Schedule

PRESIDENT'S AIDE QUITS ON REPORT OF MORALS CASE; Jenkins Was Arrested Last Week in Capital Y.M.C.A.—Is Sent to Hospital

EISENHOWER FINDS SILENCE ON ISSUES; General Calls tire Campaign Most Personal He's Seen—Doubts Vietnam Trip

2 Detectives Slain In Brooklyn Home Suspect a Suicide

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

People

How Glad I Am

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