SAIGON, South Vietnam, Dec. 26&#8212;Phoumi Nosavan, the Laotian Deputy Premier, told South Vietnamese officials during a visit here this week that Laotian air strikes against Communist supply routes to South Vietnam had begun, reliable sources said today.

Laotian Is Said to Confirm Raids on Ho Chi Minh Trail

MlNEEOLA, L. I., Dec. 26&#8212;Nassau and Suffolk Counties have made plans to seek joint solutions for the acute regional problems of Long Island. These include the basic economy, employment, transportation, conservation and reccreation.

L. I. COUNTIES PLAN REGIONAL AGENCY; Supervisors Act Tomorrow on Joint Planning Board—U. S. Aid to Be Sought

The Buffalo Bills held the San Diego Chargers scoreless in the second half and won the American Football League championship by defeating the Chargers, 20&#8208;7, yesterday before 40, 242 fans at Buffalo.

BUFFALO WINNER OF TITLE IN A.F.L.; Kemp, Gilchrist Pace 20‐7 Victory Over San Diego

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.&#8212;The United States appears to be unwilling to prosecute a high&#8208;ranking foreign official in Miami and a number of other persons for allegedly smuggling war materials.

U. S. IS RELUCTANT TO TRY HAITI AIDE IN PLANE EXPORTS; Alleged Smuggling Episode Involving Consul Stirs a Controversy in Capital

DENVER, Dec. 26&#8212;Mrs.  John F. Kennedy and her two children were among a large contingent of the late President Kennedy's family who arrived here today for a skiing vacation. The President's

Mrs. Kennedy and Her Two Children Go to Colorado for Skiing Holiday

USSR literary pub lauds Y Dorosh '63 essay, describing hardships and problems of rural life, which was violently scored by Soviet press just before Khrushchev ouster

MOSCOW WIDENS NEW POLICY LINE; Essay, Scored During Rule of Khrushchev, Praised for View of Hard Rural Life

Liberal Democrats had lined up enough solid votes yesterday to wrest the majority leadership of the State Senate from Senator Julian R. Erway of Albany, who was designated for the high post at a party caucus early last Wednesday.

REBEL DEMOCRATS GAIN MORE VOTES IN FIGHT ON ERWAY; Two Westchester Senators Desert Designee—Backer Sees His Cause Lost; FEUD CRIPPLES PARTY; No Agreement Yet Reached on Program for Albany—Many Jobs Unfilled

A 64&#8208;year&#8208;old pedestrian was shot and killed on Madison Avenue near 37th Street early last evening when a patrolman used his pistol to try to stop a fleeing motorist.

Pedestrian Killed As Policeman Fires At Fleeing Motorist

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Dec.  26&#8212;American advisers in South Vietnam have been instructed to withdraw from advance planning of all nonroutine military and civilian operations until the future status of American aid is clarified, informed sources said today.

U. S. ORDERS HALT IN ADVANCE PLANS FOR VIETNAM WAR; Advisers Told to Hold Off on Future Moves Till Status of Aid Is Clarified; NO IMMEDIATE CUT‐OFF; But Step Supports American Demands for Restoration of Civilian Leaders

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26&#8212;Senator Frank Church has called for major changes in United States policv on Asia.

Senator Church Sees Need For a Major Shift on Asia; Asks for Neutralization of Southeast Asia as a Proper Objective

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26&#8212;The first Polaris submarine to be stationed in the far Pacific began its patrol of the waters between Guam and the China mainland today.

Polaris Submarine in the Pacific Has Range of Chinese Mainland

MIAMI, Dec. 26(AP)&#8212;Delegations from Canada, North Vietnam, East Germany, India and Mongolia arrived in Havana today to participate in festivities on Jan. 2 commemorating the sixth anniversary of Premier Fidel Castro's revolution, the Havana radio reported.  Delegations have already reached here from the United Arab Republic, Hungary, China and Sweden. Others are expected.

Reds Gathering in Havana

SAIGON, South Vietnam,  Dec. 26(AP)&#8212;United States military officials today challenged critical statements made by an American army officer before he was killed in action Dec. 12 against the Communist Vietcong.

U. S. OFFICIALS REBUT CAPTAIN ON VIETNAM

MOSCOW, Dec. 26(UPI)&#8212;King Hassan II of Morocco will make a state visit to the Soviet Union late in May, it was announced today.

Hassan to Visit Moscow

PNOM PENH, Cambodia,  Dec. 26 (UPI)&#8212;Cambodia charged today that a Thai police vessel violated her territorial waters in the Gulf of Siam and seized a small boat carrying four men, forcing it to enter Thai territory.

CAMBODIANS CHARGE INTRUSION BY THAIS

TOKYO, Dec. 26(AP)&#8212;Mao Tse&#8208;tung, the last major figure of world Communism, became 71 today amid talk that he soon might step down as chairman of the Chinese party.

MAO, 71, REPORTED NEAR RETIREMENT

DENVER, Dec. 26(AP)&#8212;&#8220;The prospect of Red China's domination of the world, in time, is good if relations continue bad between this country and Russia.&#8221; 

Toynbee Sees a Dominant China Unless U.S. and Russia Coexist; Calls de Gaulle Almost Great but Annoying —Johnson Held Immensely Able

TOKYO, Dec. 26(UPI)&#8212;Communist China, in a yearend report on Vietnam, said today that 1964 had been a year of&#8220;spectacular victories&#8221; for Vietnamese Communists in their&#8220;war against the United States and its lackeys.&#8221; 

VIETCONG GAINS LAUDED IN CHINA; Article Calls 1964 a Year of American Defeats

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,  Dec. 26&#8212;An international university in all but name is in the making under the sponsorship of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

UNESCO IS CREATING ‘GLOBAL UNIVERSITY’

VIENTIANE, Laos, Dec. 26&#8212;The two nervous days that have followed the arrest of a newspaper editor here have underscored again the widening rift between the Laotian police force and the right&#8208;wing army.

MANY IN LAOS HIDE AS RIVALRIES RISE; Editor's Arrest Underlines Coup Leaders' Rivalry

KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. 26 &#8212;Pakistan's armed forces were on the alert today to guard against disturbances as election tension continued to mount.

Pakistan's Forces Put on Alert; Tension Over Election Mounts

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec.  26(AP)&#8212;Opposition parties have announced that they will stage an all&#8208;out campaign against the return to South Korea of Kim Chong Pil, former chairman of the ruling Democratic Republican party.

Korean Opposition Fights Return of Ex‐Party Chief

MOSCOW, Dec. 26(AP)&#8212;Nikolai V. Podgorny, a member of the Soviet Communist party's Presidium, will lead a parliament delegation on a visit to Turkey beginning Jan. 4, the party newspaper Pravda announced today.

Russians to Visit Turkey

TOKYO, Dec. 26&#8212;Tentative plans were announced today to share more of the fruits of Japan's prosperity with lessfortunate countries.

Japan Plans '65 Increase in Aid For New Nations' Development

SINGAPORE, Dec. 26(Reuters)&#8212;British jet fighter planes strafed the Pontian marshes of Johore state in Malaya today.  The area is believed to be the hide&#8208;out of Indonesian infiltrators

BRITONS STRAFE MALAY SWAMPS; Seek Indonesian Invaders—Curfew Imposed on Coast

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December 27, 1964

Headlines from December 27, 1964

Laotian Is Said to Confirm Raids on Ho Chi Minh Trail

L. I. COUNTIES PLAN REGIONAL AGENCY; Supervisors Act Tomorrow on Joint Planning Board—U. S. Aid to Be Sought

BUFFALO WINNER OF TITLE IN A.F.L.; Kemp, Gilchrist Pace 20‐7 Victory Over San Diego

U. S. IS RELUCTANT TO TRY HAITI AIDE IN PLANE EXPORTS; Alleged Smuggling Episode Involving Consul Stirs a Controversy in Capital

Mrs. Kennedy and Her Two Children Go to Colorado for Skiing Holiday

Billboard 200

Beach Boys In Concert

Roustabout (Soundtrack)

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Where Did Our Love Go

Notable Births

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