Stichman starts 2d probe of custodians' earnings; questions 3 officials including Deputy Supt Hill; state concerned that custodians '63 income was almost as high as in '62; Deputy Supt Hult repts payments cut only slightly; Stichman comments

CUSTODIANS FACE 2D STATE INQUIRY; City School Officials Called to Testify — Pay Scale Still Termed Too High

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ENGAGEMENT EXTENDED! Sam Levene in Saul Bellow's &#8220;The Last Analysis&#8221; continues at the Belasco. JU 6&#8208;7950&#8212;Advt.

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Johnson comments on ouster and new leadership, has some praise for Khrushchev, radio-TV s; sends greetings to Kosygin

PRESIDENT TERMS STRENGTH OF U.S. THE KEY TO PEACE; He Assesses Shift in Soviet and Chinese Atom Blast—Warns Against Blackmail; SPEAKS TO THE NATION; Says in Broadcast a ‘Good Beginning’ Is Made With New Moscow Regime

Govt admits shock over sudden ouster of Premier Khrushchev; Politburo statement praises him

OUSTER IS SHOCK TO EAST GERMAN; Party Admits Khrushchev's Removal Arouses ‘Deep Emotions’ in Country

fair closes with fireworks display; final crowd put at 200,076, total visitors for 6-mo period at 27.1 million; Moses notes fair success, lauds those who contributed to it, recording broadcast at closing; Deegan concedes all has not gone as well as expected, radio s; says fair's surplus over 2 seasons will fall short of expected $53 million; some fair scenes illus

THE FAIR CLOSES ITS FIRST SEASON; 200.000 ON HAND; Ceremonies, Fireworks and Employe Parties Wind Up Six‐Month Exhibition; 27.1 MILLION ATTENDED; Last Day Quiet in Contrast to Picketing on First—Reopening Is April 21

posters erected in Moscow for homecoming of Voskhod astronauts seen clue to relative strength of leaders; illus; Brezhnev appears 1st, followed by Kosygin, Mikoyan, Suslov and Podgorny; Suslov apparently outranks Podgorny

Soviet Posters Give Clue To Ranking of New Chiefs

EXCITING TRAVEL COURSE STARTS OCT. 20. Call: JU 2&#8208;2370&#8212;Advt.

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PEKING AVOIDING BOASTS ON TEST; Restraint After Blast Viewed as an Attempt to Reassure Friends on Responsibility

Kennedy accuses Keating of trying to prevent debate by creating controversy over ground rules, statement; demands face-to-face debate now; Keating accuses him of like tactic; aides describe formats they would accept

Democrat Urges a Debate

co and UAW agree on 3-yr contract, patterned on settlements with big 3 cos; profit-sharing plan retained; cost of contract put at 60-65¢ an hr over 3 yrs

AMERICAN MOTORS AND UNION SETTLE; Strike Ends at Auto Plants—Profit Sharing Retained

Hoover Is Stricken; Former President Reported ‘Critical’

orgn urged to purge itself of subversives, tighten fiscal controls and rev policy of backing soc protests, interim rept by its special investigator P M Haberman; he urges rev of hiring policy but opposes loyalty oaths; says Fischel supplied him with list of subversives employed by orgn as of Oct 9; puts over-all total at 20; repts 40 persons have resigned since orgn came under attack, Aug

REFORMS ADVISED FOR YOUTH AGENCY; Investigator Urges M. F. Y. to Tighten Its Controls

Keating accuses Kennedy of 'arrogant,' 'unprincipled' campaign, s, New Yorkers for Keating; holds him 'temperamentally and intellectually unfit' to be candidate; charges attempt to distort Keating record; Javits, Comr J J Gilhooley s; Kennedy camp scores attack; Keating earlier campaigned in Far Rockaway, Great Neck, Manhattan

Calls Campaign ‘Arrogant’

Pope proclaims 22 African Negroes martyr-saints, solemn mass, St Peter's Basilica; illus

POPE ANNOUNCES DECEMBER VISIT TO RITES IN INDIA; Plans to Attend Eucharistic Congress — Proclaims 22 African Martyrs Saints

Survey of Pres election outlook among Southern Negroes finds intensive regis drive by civil rights workers has assured record Negro vote in South, except for Ala; regis workers hail response of poor rural Negroes, charge apathy and complacency among professional and middle-class Negroes

NEGRO DRIVE AIDS JOHNSON IN SOUTH; Registration Rise Expected to Produce a Big Vote

Comment on NYC preservation campaign, article on US and foreign preservation programs; illus

Moves to Preserve Landmarks Pressed In U.S. and Abroad

Miami and Havana observation stations' system for exchg storm data recd from spotter planes described

Storm Proves U. S. and Cuba To Be Foul‐Weather Friends; Miami‐Havana ‘Hot Line’ Speeds Word From the Hurricane Spotter Planes to Weather Stations on Island

JEWS' TREATMENT BY SOVIET SCORED; Easing Urged by Kennedy, Keating and Javits

Venezuela immunizes over 1 million children

Venezuela Fights Polio

denies his People's Progressive party is Communist or seeks to set up totalitarian regime; pledges free elections, pol democracy

Jagan Denies Party Is Red And Pledges Free Elections

3 RC observers comment on conv, news conf

Three Catholic Observers Find Rapport at Episcopal Parley

Indonesia reptdly has proposed secret peace talks; Subandrio says Indonesia will intensify campaign to crush Malaysia; Indonesian soldier sentenced to death for participating in invasion force landing, Aug 17

INDONESIA REPORTED IN BID TO MALAYSIA

Drs Lebedev and Kuznetzov dispute contention of US researchers that isolation and weightlessness in space flight can cause hallucinations; conclude that Maj Cooper's rept of seeing houses in Tibet was 'illusion of recognition caused by insufficient information,' article in USSR Air Force magazine

2 RUSSIANS DISCOUNT SPACE MENTAL PERIL

NEW DELHI, Oct. 18 &#8212;Cardinal Gracias, head of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in India, said today in Bombay that Pope Paul's decision to visit the 38th Eucharistic Congress in Bombay attested the papal wish for friendship between Christians and nonChristians.

Indian Prelate Hails Visit

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October 19, 1964

Headlines from October 19, 1964

CUSTODIANS FACE 2D STATE INQUIRY; City School Officials Called to Testify — Pay Scale Still Termed Too High

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PRESIDENT TERMS STRENGTH OF U.S. THE KEY TO PEACE; He Assesses Shift in Soviet and Chinese Atom Blast—Warns Against Blackmail; SPEAKS TO THE NATION; Says in Broadcast a ‘Good Beginning’ Is Made With New Moscow Regime

OUSTER IS SHOCK TO EAST GERMAN; Party Admits Khrushchev's Removal Arouses ‘Deep Emotions’ in Country

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

People

How Glad I Am

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Historical Context for October 19, 1964