Indus outlook discussed in light of Govt spending cuts; diversification trend noted; graph shows outlays and projected outlays for defense projects, fiscal '59-fiscal '69; illus

Future Found Uncertain For Aerospace Industry; Aerospace Industry Faces Uncertainty as Spending Is Cut

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J., Jan. 16 -- The St. John's basketball team continued to make Coach Joe Lapchick's final year at the university a pleasant one as it defeated Seton Hall, 76 -- 69, tonight before a capacity crowd of 3,230 at Archbishop Walsh Memorial Auditorium.  

ST. JOHN'S DOWNS SETON HALL, 76-69; Victory Is 11th in 13 Games -- Ken McIntyre Excels

B Crowther on rash of pending 'protective' legis throughout US spurred by rise of cheap, sordid films; sees irony in that situation stems from easing of Production Code; urges active educ and elevation of pub taste as solution

The Heat Is On Films; The Heat Is On

With fears of an imminent international monetary crisis subsiding. Wall Street assumed a more confident mood last week and the stock market reflected it.  

The Week in Finance; Market Reflects More Confidence As World Monetary Crisis Subsides

Developments touched off by SEC '63 recommendation that unlisted cos provide more data to shareholders linked with recent rise in prices of US Treas bonds; events revd in light of ruling's effect on bank stocks; graph on bond prices, Dec-Jan

Disclosure Rules Help Spark a Rise In Price of Bonds; BANK-DATA RULES HAVE WIDE EFFECT

BEAR MOUNTAIN, N.Y., Jan. 16 -- Although officials of this Palisades Interstate Park resort were preparating for a severe snowstorm today, ski operators and innkeepers throughout most of New England and upstate New York were resigning themselves to another financially poor weekend.  

Snowstorm Fails to End North's Ski 'Depression'; Snowstorm Fails to End North's Ski 'Depression'

Churchill reptd 'a little weaker'; son comments; Lady Churchill illus leaving home for auto ride

Churchill Termed 'A Little Weaker'; Sleeps Peacefully; CHURCHILL FAILS, HIS DOCTORS SAY

The United States last year increased its lead over the Soviet Union in the economic race between the two countries, close observers of the two economies believe. As a result, former Premier Khrushchev's dream of the Soviet economy's catching up with the American economy and then surpassing it in output seems further away than at any time in the nineteen-sixties.  

U.S. INCREASING LEAD OVER SOVIET; 1964 American Output Gain Put at $30 Billion, Against $15 Billion for Russia

Status of antitrust suit against Mrs Hanover Trust Co discussed; delay affects bank's business

ANTITRUST RULING IS STILL PENDING; Final Argument Heard One Year Ago in Manufacturers Hanover Trust Case

Wagner charges McKeon offered bribes to 2 Dem legislators, press conf, NYC; demands he resign and that his candidates, Bronston and Steingut, withdraw; says bribe was not taken; McKeon denies charge; assoc charges Wagner has been 'throwing judgeships around like cookies'; says there has been 'wheeling and dealing' on both sides; Wagner again says that unless all county leaders release their legislators and pledge not to make reprisals, secret ballot will not be justified; at least 5 pro-Wagner Sens seen planning to boycott all caucuses and to vote independently; Wagner says bribe offer took form of 'double lulu,' or tax-free expense accts, amounting to $10,000 yrly, plus important chmnship to 1 Sen; word 'lulu' means payments in lieu of expenses

Mayor Charges McKeon Tried Bribing Legislators; Democratic Chairman Denies Accusation in Battle for Legislative Control--Hope for Quick Truce Fades

32 hon by Gulf Marine Racing Hall of Fame

Boat-Show Fans Ignore Storm; 25,000 Turn Out at Coliseum and Keep Feet Dry Boating Fans Ignore Blizzard And Keep Feet Dry in Coliseum

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad -- Central bankers are supposed to concern themselves with regulating credit and not plumbing. John F. Pierce, governor of the month-old Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, has found challenges here in both fields.  

New Yorker Joins Bank for Trinidad; TRINIDAD GETTING A CENTRAL BANK

A MASTERPIECE, AND DREADFUL; A Masterpiece, and Dreadful

Blizzard, NYC area; illus; 5-in fall recorded, Central Pk; snow emergency in effect

EAST HARASSED BY DRIVING SNOW; EMERGENCY HERE; Blizzard Brings Biting Winds and Cold to City Area--Drifts Are Heavy 6,000 MEN DIGGING OUT Vehicles Without the Proper Equipment Are Barred From Major Arteries EAST HARASSED BY DRIVING SNOW

Sheriff Rainey, Deputy Sheriff Price and 16 others arrested; charged with conspiring to deprive victims of civil rights and participating in conspiracy in which law enforcement officials inflicted 'summary punishment' without 'due process of law'; 16 freed in bail; FBI says several are White Knights of KKK members; TV newsman attacked by crowd after bail proceedings, Meridian

18 SEIZED BY U.S. IN RIGHTS DEATHS; Mississippi Sheriff and His Chief Deputy Among Group Indicted in 3 Slayings 18 Arrested in the June Slayings Of Mississippi Rights Workers

Question: Should an investor be required to pay a fee of $12 to $60 a year for leaving securities in the custody for a broker?  

WALL ST. DIVIDED ON FEE PROPOSAL; Brokers Want to Cut Costs of Services but Hesitate

A group was standing at the bar of the club when a man from the salty State of Maine arrived and despite that distinctive origin, said he had not sailed since he was a kid. Now, he said, he wanted to get afloat again, but he was troubled by a couple of boat problems.  

HIDDEN DISSUADER; Boating Costs Can Be Like Icebergs, With Biggest Part Under Surface

Wagner Appoints Mollen To New City Housing Job; MOLLEN WILL FILL NEW HOUSING POST

Ry Labor Execs Assn, reversing 45-yr stand, urges nationalization of rrs; Cong, indus reaction negative; regard proposal as tactic aimed at putting pressure on rrs; assn chmn Leighty comments

UNION MEN URGE U.S. OPERATE RAILS; Nationalization Backed by Labor Leaders in Change of 45-Year-Old Policy

Communist China reptdly strengthens air defenses in N Vietnam since Aug clashes between US destroyers and N Vietnam patrol boats; USAF accordingly raises estimate of casualties it may expect for any major strike; map

CHINA BUILDING UP RED AIR DEFENSES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA; U.S. Reported to Increase Estimate of Its Casualties for Any Major Strike MANY MIG'S NEAR HANOI Peking's Guns Are Blamed for Loss of 2 Jet Fighters in Raid on Laos Route China Building Asian Reds' Air Guard

BOSTON, Jan. 16 -- The weather outside was so bad tonight that it stopped even the United States Marine Corps. But inside the Boston Garden, the Eastern indoor track circuit opened with impressive victories by a flock of old names and a few new ones, including a 17-year-old Canadian schoolboy.  

TUCKER IS FIRST IN 1,000-YARD RUN AT BOSTON MEET; CROTHERS VICTOR Mills Misses Mile as Snow Grounds Him, Cuts Attendance TUCKER IS VICTOR IN BOSTON TRACK

Rise in odd-lot buying in excess of odd-lot selling since Jan 1 stirs speculation that small investor is returning to mkt; analysts comment

Odd-Lot Investor Is Back in Market, But Will He Stay?; ODD-LOT PICTURE POSES QUESTION

NYS Gov Rockefeller to recommend to Legis plan to hold off Blue Cross-Blue Shield rate rises for next 2 yrs without imperiling cos' fiscal soundness; Utica unit excepted; NY unit pres Colman scores plan; Sen Thaler lauds it but says it does not go far enough

GOVERNOR ACTING ON HEALTH COSTS; Announces a Plan to Delay Blue Cross Rate Rise GOVERNOR SEEKS BLUE CROSS CURB

He Envisions Steps for U.S. Progress and World Peace; JOHNSON FORESEES VAST OPPORTUNITY

CHICAGO, Jan. 16 -- Six New York Rangers scored tonight in a 6-3 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks.  

Rangers Set Back Black Hawks, 6-3; RANGERS TRIUMPH OVER HAWKS, 6-3

Joseph Sylvain Dorilla Turgeon is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player who played twelve seasons in the National Hockey League (NHL) with the Hartford Whalers, New Jersey Devils, Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators between 1983 and 1995. The older brother of Hockey Hall of Famer Pierre Turgeon, he won the bronze medal with Team Canada at the 1983 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and he was a member of the 1984 NHL All-Rookie Team and played in the 1986 NHL All-Star Game. He scored the game-winning goal in the Ottawa Senators first-ever game in 1992. Beleaguered by injuries, he spent the remainder of his career from 1995 to 2002 playing for various teams in the minor leagues and in Europe.

January 17, 1965

Headlines from January 17, 1965

Future Found Uncertain For Aerospace Industry; Aerospace Industry Faces Uncertainty as Spending Is Cut

ST. JOHN'S DOWNS SETON HALL, 76-69; Victory Is 11th in 13 Games -- Ken McIntyre Excels

The Heat Is On Films; The Heat Is On

The Week in Finance; Market Reflects More Confidence As World Monetary Crisis Subsides

Disclosure Rules Help Spark a Rise In Price of Bonds; BANK-DATA RULES HAVE WIDE EFFECT

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 17, 1965