GB agrees to remove most of 1,500-man garrison in '65; remaining forces noted; map

BRITISH TO REDUCE LIBYA UNITS IN '65; Recall of Most of 1,500-Man Garrison Reported Near

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NMU and SIU to hon picket lines; Gleason announces drive to explain pact to dockers

SEAGOING UNIONS BACK PIER STRIKE; Will Not Pass Picket Lines -- Move Designed to Keep Passenger Ships Idle SEAGOING UNIONS BACK PIER STRIKE

Buddhists, backed by gen strike in central Vietnam, demand Govt resign; strike extends to Danang; 4 top gens reptdly will conf with Nguyen Chanh Thi, who backs inclusion of Buddhist reprs in Govt and has not used his troops to quell rioting in central Vietnam; Buddhist leader says ch will not be staisfied with role in Govt, wants present regime ousted; Taylor and Johnson conf with Tran Van Huong

BUDDHISTS INSIST ON HUONG OUSTER AS STRIKES GO ON; Agitation Impeding Efforts to Stabilize Saigon Regime So Aid Talk Can Restart STUDENTS LEAD TIE-UP 4 Key Generals Expected in Capital Today to Discuss Possible Cabinet Shift BUDDHISTS INSIST ON HUONG OUSTER

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Controller Beame repts debt service for fiscal '66 will be record $573,281,449, $59,671,221 over '65, budget hearing; says gross long-term debt will be $4,694,876,180 on June 30; net funded debt (gross debt less sinking-fund requirements) will be $3,915,727,757; Citizens Budget Comm charges $21,491,100 of debt service is deficit financing; Beame agrees

Budget Group Sees 15-Cent Rise In Basic City Property Tax Rate; 15-CENT RISE SEEN IN CITY'S TAX RATE

AEC blows up $1-million reactor, Jackass Flats, New, in Kiwi-TNT (Transient Nuclear Test) study of possible hazards in launching Rover nuclear-powered rockets

A.E.C. Blows Up Reactor to Study Rocket's Hazards; A ROCKET REACTOR BLOWN UP BY A.E.C.

JOHNSON SEEKS $1.5 BILLION FOR EDUCATION AND URGES PUBLIC-PAROCHIAL SHARING; FORMULA OFFERED Plan Includes Aid to College Students -- Reaction Favorable $1.5 Billion Asked for Schools, With Public-Parochial Sharing

Wagner says Mackell or Ohrenstein would make good leader, press conf; insists decision is up to legislators; urges settling impasse soon but says Legis can stay in session as long as needed to transact its business; says any preference he might voice might be viewed as dictation; says he opposes Bronston because of link with those who 'want to cut legs out from under me'; 2 more votes taken in Sen and 1 in Assembly but deadlock continues

WAGNER FAVORS 2 FOR ALBANY POST; He Suggests Ohrenstein or Mackell for Senate Chief as Impasse Continues

SATO SAYS ASIANS HOLD VIETNAM KEY; Japanese Premier, in U.S. for Johnson Talks, Sees East Solving Problem SATO CALLS ASIA KEY TO VIETNAM

Gov Hughes outlines 27 new programs, asks for 25 others proposed before, annual message to Legis joint session; message seen blueprint of issues on which he will seek re-election; details; Repub-controlled Legis offers own program

Hughes Ready to Approve A 'Reasonable' Jersey Tax; Says in Annual Message His Budget Will Propose No Higher Levies -- Urges $90 Million Rise in School Aid HUGHES IS READY TO BACK NEW TAX

Wagner offers to negotiate personally with strikers but only if they return to jobs 1st, wires to Wurf and Tepedino; offer rejected at 2 meetings; Citizens Com for Children, Jr League, United Neighborhood Houses urge settlement, wires to Wagner and unions

2 WELFARE UNIONS BAR MAYOR'S BID; He Offers to Talk With Them Personally, but Only if They End Walkout First

Indonesia charges GB masses forces in Malaysia to stage 'another Suez,'

Indonesia Accuses Britain Of Preparing an Invasion; JAKARTA ACCUSES BRITAIN ON TROOPS

Malaysian Voices Confidence

U.N. Aides Told To Leave

item hon Cyprus peace-keeping force planned

Stamp to Honor Cyprus Guard

Communist China scores SK on sending troops

Peking Warns U.S.

Govt drafts record 2.5-billion-peso budget, '65

Castro Government Drafts Budget of 2.5 Billion Pesos

AID appts Dean Jacoby to study and rept on success of Nationalist China in rebldg econ with $1.4 billion in US aid; rept to be used as example to inspire other recipients

U.S. to Publicize Effects of Aid on Boom in Taiwan

Amb Thompson briefs HR Foreign Affairs Com on effects of Khrushchev ouster on ties with US

Thompson Briefs Members Of House Group on Soviet

Govt tentatively approves Min Stephens proposal for Sabah to vote on either joining Philippines or staying in Malaysian Fed

Malaysia Favoring a Vote In Sabah on Philippine Rule

5 on trial for plot to provoke natl uprising, May '64

Portugal Puts 5 on Trial; Plot for Revolt Charged

US approves Asian-African proposal for voluntary contributions but rejects resuming normal voting in Assembly while talks continue

U.S. Rejects Plan to Resume Voting in the U.N.; Won't Agree to Suspension of Article 19 While Talks on Funds Continue

3 Fed tax liens totaling over $35 million filed against him, Fla

Ex-Head of Rand Corp. Sued for $35 Million Tax

E N Makeev (USSR) says fund has had no 'noticeable effect' on development of poor countries, council; implies benefit to West; says only 1/7 of USSR contribution has been used on fund activities; hints future contributions may be withdrawn

SOVIET CRITICIZES U.N. SPECIAL FUND; Implies It Helps the West More Than Poorer Lands

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January 13, 1965

Headlines from January 13, 1965

BRITISH TO REDUCE LIBYA UNITS IN '65; Recall of Most of 1,500-Man Garrison Reported Near

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SEAGOING UNIONS BACK PIER STRIKE; Will Not Pass Picket Lines -- Move Designed to Keep Passenger Ships Idle SEAGOING UNIONS BACK PIER STRIKE

BUDDHISTS INSIST ON HUONG OUSTER AS STRIKES GO ON; Agitation Impeding Efforts to Stabilize Saigon Regime So Aid Talk Can Restart STUDENTS LEAD TIE-UP 4 Key Generals Expected in Capital Today to Discuss Possible Cabinet Shift BUDDHISTS INSIST ON HUONG OUSTER

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Billboard 200

Beatles '65

Where Did Our Love Go

Mary Poppins

Beach Boys In Concert

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 13, 1965