Fed grand jury, Jackson, votes indictments in connection with June '64 murder of 3 civil rights workers near Phila; Judge Cox orders secrecy pending arrests; Neshoba County Sheriff Rainey says he hopes FBI will let him surrender quietly

Federal Indictments Voted In 3 Mississippi Slayings; U.S. INDICTMENTS VOTED IN JACKSON

TU-114 bound for Havana with 66 aboard makes emergency landing, Kennedy Airport, after running low on fuel; illus; refuels and resumes flight after State Dept clearance; 3 USAF officers go aboard as navigation aides

Soviet Airliner En Route to Cuba Makes an Emergency Landing Here; A SOVIET AIRLINER SETS DOWN HERE

Johnsons at ranch; Prime Min and Mrs Pearson arrive for visit; illus; Canadian Min Martin, Sec Rusk arrive

U.S. AND CANADA TO END TARIFFS FOR AUTO MAKERS; Johnson and Pearson to Sign Agreement Today -- Parts for New Cars Included CONGRESS MUST ASSENT Pact Is Expected to Increase Output and Efficiency of Industry in Both Nations U.S. and Canada to End Tariffs For Car Makers of Both Nations

Justice Dept sues Ala in Fed ct, Montgomery, charging new voter regis test is illegally discriminatory; asks all applicants who previously failed test be placed on voter rolls; also asks ct to bar further use of test and to forbid any literacy tests not conducted wholly in writing or requiring more than 6th grade educ; suit is 4th by dept in state

U.S. SUES ALABAMA OVER VOTER TESTS; Charges New Registration Procedures Discriminate -- Cites Hard Questions U.S. Files Suit Against Alabama To Upset New Tests for Voters

Asking extension of Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for 4 yrs with $55-million authorization

PRESIDENT SEEKS INCREASED FUNDS FOR DISARMAMENT; Asks Congress to Authorize $55 Million Over 4 Years for Arms Control Body

US proceeds with program of expanded aid; Taylor reptdly informs S Vietnam that US will underwrite rise of 100,000 in S Vietnamese armed forces, bringing strength to 660,000; Nguyen Khanh attends weekly conf of top US and S Vietnamese officials

U.S. GIVING SAIGON NEW MILITARY AID; Increase, First in a Month Will Let Vietnam Enlarge Forces by 100,000 Men U.S. Is Increasing Military Aid To Let Vietnam Enlarge Forces

Sec Rusk, after closed-door briefing of Sen Foreign Relations Com, says US has made no air strikes against N Vietnam; Sen Sparkman says US is not escalating war; State Dept denies Saigon repts that US provides air and naval cover for S Vietnam attacks on N Vietnam mil targets, does not deny S Vietnam raids N Vietnam

U.S. AIDES SILENT ON '62 LAOS PACT AFTER AIR STRIKES; Nonintervention Treaty Held Useful Though Some Feel It Is No Longer Binding U.S. AIDES SILENT ON '62 LAOS PACT

Wagner, Kennedy, 6 other party leaders propose Sen, Assembly Dems vote by secret ballot in separate caucuses before voting on floor, all to be bound by majority choice; Wagner to withdraw unless all leaders publicly release their legislators to vote as they choose; other signers of proposal are Reprs Celler and Kelly, Under Secs Roosevelt and Harriman, Controller Levitt, Dem natl committeeman Weisl; Weisl signature seen meaning Pres Johnson backs plan; plan backed by Zaretzki, English, Buckley; Bronston-Steingut source says Wagner will be offered substantial concessions if his candidates are defeated

Democratic Chiefs Suggest Way Out of Albany Impasse; Urge a Secret, Binding Ballot in Caucus -- Plan's Signers Include Wagner and Kennedy -- Acceptance Is Indicated 8 LEADERS OFFER ALBANY SOLUTION

Snow began falling on the city early today, and the Weather Bureau predicted a storm of "major proportions" in the metropolitan area.  

' Major' Snow and High Winds Forecast in Metropolitan Area; ' Major' Snow and High Winds Forecast in Metropolitan Area

Mayor Wagner says new Deputy Mayor-City Admr Connorton will seek economies through improved mgt techniques and will handle 'phasing out' of programs no longer needed

CONNORTON GETS DEPUTY MAYOR JOB; Will Be City Administrator -- Economy Is His Task CONNORTON GETS DEPUTY MAYOR JOB

Has stroke; condition grave; dr, Lord Moran, issues bulletin; illus; Prime Min Wilson, Churchill family visit home; daughter Mary and her husband, C Soames, illus

Churchill, 90, Is Felled by a Stroke; Condition Is Called Extremely Grave; Wartime Prime Minister Slips Into Deep Sleep -- His Family Gathers CHURCHILL FELLED BY A STROKE AT 90

Russians Told of Churchill

Churchill, (Sir) W S: sends message on illness

Johnson Sends Churchill A Message of Concern

Former Constituents Anxious

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Amb Rossides gives UN lr from 'moderate' Turkish Cypriote to support charges that Turkish Cypriote leaders bar cooperation with Greek Cypriotes

Cyprus Presents Document To Thant to Support Charge

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Somber Throng Waits for Word Of Churchill Outside His Home

Israel to restrict buying from several foreign cos, including Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, for allegedly yielding to Arab boycott

Israel Expected to Restrict Several Foreign Concerns

French officials mystified by repts Prime Min Wilson defers visit to Pres de Gaulle because of pique; say specific date has not been suggested by GB

French Aides Mystified

decision to drop TSR-2 program is factor in aircraft indus depression

British Aviation's Ills; Industry, Long Concerned by Decline, Is Jolted by Talk of Laborite Cutbacks

Kohler and Min Gromyko rev state of US-USSR ties, conf, Moscow

GROMYKO MEETS WITH U.S. ENVOY; Soviet-American Relations Reviewed for an Hour

Expresses concern over Sir W S Churchill illness

CHURCHILL TAXED BY PRIOR MISHAPS; Aftermath of Thigh Fracture in '62 Eroded Stamina

Warsaw Pact comdr Grechko confs with W Ulbricht, E Berlin

Russian Sess Ulbricht

Prime Min Wilson to see Pres Johnson in Washington Feb 10

January 16, 1965

Headlines from January 16, 1965

Federal Indictments Voted In 3 Mississippi Slayings; U.S. INDICTMENTS VOTED IN JACKSON

Soviet Airliner En Route to Cuba Makes an Emergency Landing Here; A SOVIET AIRLINER SETS DOWN HERE

U.S. AND CANADA TO END TARIFFS FOR AUTO MAKERS; Johnson and Pearson to Sign Agreement Today -- Parts for New Cars Included CONGRESS MUST ASSENT Pact Is Expected to Increase Output and Efficiency of Industry in Both Nations U.S. and Canada to End Tariffs For Car Makers of Both Nations

U.S. SUES ALABAMA OVER VOTER TESTS; Charges New Registration Procedures Discriminate -- Cites Hard Questions U.S. Files Suit Against Alabama To Upset New Tests for Voters

PRESIDENT SEEKS INCREASED FUNDS FOR DISARMAMENT; Asks Congress to Authorize $55 Million Over 4 Years for Arms Control Body

Billboard 200

Beatles '65

Where Did Our Love Go

Mary Poppins

Beach Boys In Concert

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Historical Context for January 16, 1965