INDONESIA INSISTS SHE IS OUT OF U.N.; SHUNS THANT PLEA; But Other Members Await Formal Move to Carry Out Declaration by Sukarno

Pres, Ayub Khan re-elected for 5-yr term by nearly 2 to 1 margin; expresses gratitude for 'overwhelming vote of confidence'; urges unity

Ayub Wins in Pakistani Election By Margin Indicating Mandate; Defeat of Miss Jinnah Seems to Endorse Centralized Rule Under Strong Leadership AYUB IS VICTOR BY A WIDE MARGIN

In a New Year's message to Moscow last week President Johnson expressed this hope for 1965;  

World Mood

A flush of activity has answered President Johnson's recent call for an inexpensive method of converting salt and brackish water to water fit for human consumption.  

New Ways Offered To Convert Water; Industry Responds to Request For Water-Conversion Method

H Taubman deplores dearth of serious drama, proposes producers form subscription plan for precarious dramatic ventures

A Niche For Drama

LET no one deny that Frederick Brisson is a man of his word. Last summer when he was excitedly phoning this department from the coast that he was resurrecting his plans for a production of Bill Naughton's "Alfie," he promised also that he would be unveiling a new British star to the American stage.  

Frederick Brisson Plans a Musical

Prof S Hook article on principles of acad freedom involved in recent demonstrations; illus

Picturephone Helps to Sell Over Hundreds of Miles; SALES ARE AIDED BY PICTUREPHONE

indus-supported Sugar Research Foundation seeks to broaden use to maintain current yrly consumption of 95 lbs per person; Dr Hickson discusses some potential uses; indus innovations described

SUGAR INDUSTRY EYES NEW FIELDS; Water Purification, Paints Are Areas Under Study SUGAR INDUSTRY EYES NEW FIELDS

6-day battle, Binh Gia, ends in defeat for S Vietnamese; S Vietnam casualties expected to reach 100 dead, 200 wounded, 100 missing; losses of equipment, including 3 US helicopters, termed disastrous; preliminary estimates show 4 Amers killed, 11 wounded, 3 or more missing, largest Amer casualties of any single battle in war; dead Amers identified; Hanoi radio repts Vietcong wiped out entire S Vietnam bn at fortified hamlet of Ben Duong So, Dec 29

Six Day Battle at Binh Gia Ends in Defeat for Saigon; 6-DAY FIGHT ENDS IN SAIGON DEFEAT

The Rising Vogue For Small Casts

Illus as one of key world figures who came to power in '64

CONGO ELECTIONS DELAYED 6 WEEKS; Vote Rescheduled for March -- Rebel Strength Seen as a Factor in Decision

article on CAB Chmn Boyd and Vice Chmn Murphy recent ss stressing obligations of airlines to passengers and communities they serve; Boyd excerpts

AN OFFICIAL WORD ON AIRLINE SERVICE

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Leadership Fights Accent New Session of Congress; LEADERSHIP FIGHT FACING CONGRESS

Jacobs, E: $2,000 in jewels and valuables taken from Miami Beach home; J R Murphy and R F Clark, suspects in Amer Museum of Natural History jewel theft, held

Murph the Surf Held In a Miami Burglary; MURPH THE SURF HELD IN 2D THEFT

Wall Street bade a sad farewell to 1964 last week. It was the year that was, by all counts, a stupendous one for the economy and for the stock market.  

The Week in Finance; Wall Street Says Good-by to 1964 -- Stock Market Shows Good Gain The Week in Finance Wall Street Says Good-by to 1964 -- Stock Market Shows Good Gain

ZURICH, Switzerland -- The Swiss may not have invented winter, but they are pretty sure that they invented winter vacations.  

A SWISS SALUTE; They May Not Have Invented Winter, But They Did the Winter Holiday

NYS branching problems discussed in light of Fed ct ruling in favor of Commercial Security Bank (Ogden, Utah) suit to nullify Currency Controller Saxon approval of 1st Security Bank of Utah Natl Assn branch; Saxon's view that mergers of state banks are sanction for natl bank branching at issue

Branching Stand of Banks Here Is Backed by a Court Decision; STAND OF BANKS BACKED BY RULING

NYS Gov Rockefeller urges massive effort to aid addicts; asks Fed cooperation

GOVERNOR SPURS HELP FOR ADDICTS; Urging 'Massive Effort,' He Calls on Legislature to Widen State Program

Co repts net profits of over $1.7 billion, yr ending Nov, highest ever reptd by US co; other records noted

A.T. & T.'S PROFIT, $1.7 BILLION, SETS NATIONAL RECORD; Net Income $3.24 a Share -- New Phones in Service Are Also at a High A.T.&T.'S PROFIT SETS A NEW MARK

Discusses future of baseball and outlines proposals to improve status and orgn of sport, int; por

Frick, in Last Year, Warns Big Leagues; Frick Beginning His Final Year With Warning to Club Owners

J Dickey article on his poetry reading tour of US colls; illus

BARNSTORMING FOR POETRY; Barnstorming for Poetry

The most frenzied tournament in Madison Square Garden's eventful basketball history ended on a highly emotional note last night as Coach Joe Lapchick's last St. John's team upset Michigan, 75 -- 74, for the Eastern College Athletic Conference Holiday Festival title.  

ST. JOHN'S TOPS MICHIGAN, 75-74, IN FINAL OF HOLIDAY BASKETBALL WITH RALLY IN FINAL 10 MINUTES; DOVE PACES SURGE Cincinnati Sets Back Princeton, 71-69; La Salle Wins St. John's Beats Michigan in E.C.A.C. Final DOVE SETS PACE WITH 23 POINTS Bradley Scores 33 in Loss by Princeton to Gain Most Valuable Player Award

Burch urges Natl Com to keep him as chmn now and to assess his work later this yr, lr to members; holds his ability to do job has not been issue and urges members to make it issue; holds he would be obligated to resign if members feel he used office to advance candidacy of an individual or cause; notes his dismissal has been urged because he is 'symbol' of Goldwater and conservative faction and holds his resignation now under pressure would be interpreted as repudiation by party of all voters who identify selves with 'responsible conservative Republicanism'; Goldwater, in recent lr to members, claimed Burch's removal now would be repudiation of 'great segment' of party and of him

BURCH ASKS TIME TO PROVE ABILITY; Says He Would Resign After 6-to-9-Month Period if the Party Isn't Satisfied BURCH ASKS TIME TO PROVE ABILITY

Key world figures who came to power in '64 illus

THE NATION

Milton Clark Avery was an American modern painter. Born in Altmar, New York, he moved to Connecticut in 1898 and later to New York City. He was the husband of artist Sally Michel Avery and the father of artist March Avery.

January 3, 1965

Headlines from January 3, 1965

INDONESIA INSISTS SHE IS OUT OF U.N.; SHUNS THANT PLEA; But Other Members Await Formal Move to Carry Out Declaration by Sukarno

Ayub Wins in Pakistani Election By Margin Indicating Mandate; Defeat of Miss Jinnah Seems to Endorse Centralized Rule Under Strong Leadership AYUB IS VICTOR BY A WIDE MARGIN

World Mood

New Ways Offered To Convert Water; Industry Responds to Request For Water-Conversion Method

A Niche For Drama

Billboard 200

Roustabout (Soundtrack)

Beach Boys In Concert

12 x 5

Mary Poppins

Where Did Our Love Go

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 3, 1965