GASSY! Largest Selling Charcoal Comp. tablet. BELL&#8208;ANS, 35c.&#8212;Advt.

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&#8220;THE GAME IS UP&#8221;&#8212;&#8220;A JOY IN EVERY SEASON&#8221;.&#8212;Crist, Her. Trib. Upstairs at the Downstairs 37 W. 56 St.&#8212;Advt.

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S Topping on Cambodia as showcase for Communist China

Neutral Cambodia Serves As Showcase for Peking

council to enter final 2 wks of current session facing heavy agenda

PRELATES FACING JAMMED AGENDA IN FINAL 2 WEEKS; Only 4 Major Texts Appear to Be Ready for Passage at Ecumenical Council

British Leaders in Observance of Remembrance Day; SPRING ELECTIONS CALLED LABOR AIM; Wilson's Actions Are Said to Prepare for Vote at Time Margin Will Increase

7th Rgt Armory: jewels from Book of Remembrance enshrining names of rgt's dead stolen by 2 masked thieves; illus; gems valued at $75,000; were contributed by members and friends of rgt over 30 yrs

$75,000 Gems in Armory Book Are Stolen; Two Gag Watchman, Take Cover of 7th Regiment Roll

SATO IS ELECTED JAPAN'S PREMIER; Parliament Acts Quickly After Ikeda Picks Aide to Be His Successor

survey of selected HR and Sen races in certain Southern, border and Midwest states finds Negro vote was potent force; contests produced Dem victories with Negro vote decisive or important in all of them

NEGRO VOTE RISES AS A KEY IN SOUTH; Large Turnout Hurt G.O.P. in Contests Across Nation

&#8220;&#8216;OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR&#8217; IS A BRILLIANT MUSICAL&#8221;&#8208;Glover. AP. Broadhurst Theatre. W. 44 St.&#8212;Advt.

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The Vice President‐Elect Relaxes

some Upstate and suburban Dems threaten revolt unless they are given leadership positions; Sen Glinski says he and other Erie Dems will withhold votes from Dems, '65, if NYC Dems get all top posts; Schenectady Chmn Palmer, Westchester Chmn Luddy also want more top posts for Upstate and suburban Dems; Palmer holds quality of Dem leadership has been low and that Upstaters would improve it; Zaretzki sees self elected majority leader, radio int; holds Wagner backs him; deal seen in making for Steingut as Speaker

CITY DEMOCRATS ARE CHALLENGED BY UPSTATE BLOC; Erie Legislator Threatens Boycott Unless Top Posts Are Spread Around; VOTING SHIFT STRESSED; Zaretzki Sees Tax Increase but Levitt Hopes to Avert Rise by More Efficiency

thorough indoctrination of children discussed; slogans recited by youngsters at Shanghai children's center cited

CHINA'S CHILDREN PARROT DOGMAS; Girl, 11, Echoes Peking Line on ‘Modern Revisionism’

Adebo, noting 21-nation com failure to resolve issue, makes personal appeal to Johnson, USSR Premier Kosygin, Brit Prime Min Wilson and French Pres de Gaulle to promote atmosphere conducive to resolution

Nigerian Appeals To World Leaders On U.N. Fund Issue

Newsweek (pub) repts Capitol Vending pres Hill's suit against Baker settled out of ct mo ago with proviso that it remain secret till after election; says suit, for $300,000, was settled for $30,000; Baker denies settlement; Newsweek repts accord reached between Baker's atty E B Williams and Hill's atty D Carliner; says Jenkins and A Fortas had urged Williams to seek out-of-ct settlement; suit touched off original probe

BAKER REPORTED SETTLING LAWSUIT; $30,000 Accord Said to End Case That Set Off Inquiry—Agreement Is Denied

Two professional football games here yesterday attracted 124,960 spectators. There were 63,031 at Yankee Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys defeated the New York Giants, 31&#8212;21, in a National League game. A record crowd for the American League, 61,929, saw the Buffalo Bills top the New York Jets, 20&#8212;7, at Shea Stadium. Details on Page 44.

124,960 See Football Here

Chou and USSR leaders start private talks after pub show of unity; Chinese Govt wire to Brezhnev stresses unity, but Western experts see merely end to polemics and creation of atmosphere for talks; Chou reptdly urges cancellation of proposed world conf

MOSCOW LEADERS AND CHOU INITIATE PRIVATE PARLEYS; Public Show of Solidarity in Early Part of Visit Is Said to Have Served Need; NO REAL UNITY SEEN YET; Westerners Believe Soviet Still Faces Pressure by Chinese in Other Parties

Triumph for Faisal

SANA, Yemen, Nov. 8 (AP)&#8212;In announcing that the ceasefire had gone into effect, President al&#8208;Salal said today: &#8220;We open our hearts to all our brothers and sons, and God will forgive the past.&#8221;

al‐Salal Stresses Harmony

al-Salal announces cease-fire in effect; proclaims amnesty to tribal leaders; says all royalists may return to their homes; thanks Nasser and Faisal for making truce possible; map; Saudi recognition of repub regime and UAR troop withdrawal apparently still at issue; UAR has increased force to 40,000 in past 6 wks; cease-fire seen triumph for Faisal in that Nasser had to give de facto recognition to royalists and to acknowledge his army could not subdue them; Faisal int; says Yemnis must work out own problems

YEMEN'S LEADER SAYS TRUCE IS ON; Al‐Salal Proclaims Amnesty for Followers of Imam

helicopters search Ikela area for 29 Ger RC missionaries and others kidnapped by rebels; refugees from Kindu, in Brussels say rebels threatened them with death; illus

Belgians Hunt 29 Missionaries Held by Fleeing Congo Rebels

new Brit Labor Govt plans embargo on arms shipment as protest against apartheid; Conservatives opposed; map

BRITAIN TO BLOCK VERWOERD'S ARMS; Plans Embargo on Military Sales to South Africa

UN airlifts 3,000 Watusi refugees from Congo to Tanzania

Watusis Are Resettled

SAO PAULO, Brazil, Nov. 8 (AP)&#8212;Officials revised the toll of known dead to 33 today in the collapse Friday of a building under construction in nearby Piracicaba. Earlier reports said 28 bodies had been found. The new announcement said 15 persons ware still missing.

Brazilian Building Dead at 33

BRUSSELS, Nov. 8 (AP)&#8212;Refugees arriving from the liberated Congolese town of Kindu said today that before their rescue their rebel captors taunted them with threats of death.

54 Refugees in Brussels

Man in the News; Japan's New Leader; Eisaku Sato

Robert Duncan McNeill is an American director, producer, and actor. As an actor, he is best known for his role as Lieutenant Tom Paris on the television series Star Trek: Voyager. He has also served as an executive producer and frequent director of the television series Chuck, Resident Alien, The Gifted, and Turner & Hooch.

November 9, 1964

Headlines from November 9, 1964

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Neutral Cambodia Serves As Showcase for Peking

PRELATES FACING JAMMED AGENDA IN FINAL 2 WEEKS; Only 4 Major Texts Appear to Be Ready for Passage at Ecumenical Council

British Leaders in Observance of Remembrance Day; SPRING ELECTIONS CALLED LABOR AIM; Wilson's Actions Are Said to Prepare for Vote at Time Margin Will Increase

Billboard 200

People

Everybody Loves Somebody

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

How Glad I Am

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 9, 1964