Govt, 306-301, defeats Conservative censure motion on aircraft policy

Labor Asks Joint Projects; Labor Rules Out All-British Weapons Systems

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US Sec McNamara announces sale of Phantom F-4 fighters and C-130E transports to GB for about $650 million, to be paid for over 7 yrs at 4 3/4% interest; sees sale easing US balance-of-payments problem

London Gets Warplanes; U.S. SELLS PLANES TO BRITISH LANDS

UAW proposes merger with IUE; notes 2 unions have many coinciding jurisdictions

AUTO UNION OFFERS MERGER PROPOSAL; Bid to Electrical Workers Would Create New Unit of 1.5 Million Members

Co-op housing development plan threatens existence; pk, in bankruptcy, seeks to move to adjacent site; map

15,500-Apartment Co-op to Rise in Bronx; BIG COOPERATIVE TO RISE IN BRONX

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NYS Appellate Div unanimously reverses ban on film and book John Goldfarb, Please Come Home; Justice Botein writes opinion

COURT REVERSES 'GOLDFARB' BANS; Notre Dame Loses Move to Enjoin Film and Book

Johnson poses threat to accord by stand on 2 other riders to CCC funds bill

PRESIDENT UPSETS U.A.R. AID ACCORD; Blocks Agreement His Aides Reached With Conferees on Riders to Fund Bill President Overturns Conferees' Accord on Riders to Fund Bill

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, Feb. 10 -- David J. McDonald and I.W. Abel were engaged in a nip-and-tuck election battle early today for the presidency of the United Steelworkers of America.  

McDonald and Abel Wage Close Fight In Steel Elections; McDonald and Abel Wage Close Fight in Steel Union Election

Vietnamese and Chinese students lead 2,000 demonstrators, Moscow, in attack on US Embassy; illus; correspondents B Ullmann (French) and A Clymer (US) hurt; Amb Kohler protests inadequate police protection; blames USSR Govt for damage; Izvestia again warns US-USSR ties are imperiled by US acts; repts Moscow factory demonstrations

EMBASSY OF U.S. STONED IN SOVIET; Washington Protests Attack by 2,000 -- Chinese Also Stage Demonstrations EMBASSY OF U.S. STONED IN SOVIET

Sen Wilson, with NYC Bar Assn com backing, offers bill for creation of temporary comm to study and recommend law changes; Assemblyman Sutton to offer same bill; Bar Assn chmn Spellman says com has prepared data on subject and will offer it to proposed comm

Bill in State Senate Asks Divorce Study; SENATE BILL ASKS STUDY OF DIVORCE

10 bodies and some debris found; divers to search for fuselage; craft carried no flight recorder; search scene illus

SEA HUNT PRESSED FOR CLUE IN CRASH IN WHICH 84 DIED; Grapplers Fail to Recover Fuselage of DC-7 -- More Debris Is Picked Up

King meets with Johnson, Humphrey and Katzenbach to discuss his proposals on voting rights; illus with Humphrey and Katzenbach; King calls meeting 'very successful,' says Pres assured him of Adm intent to remove all barriers to voting; outlines his proposals including enforcement of new voting legis by Fed registrars apptd by and responsible to Pres

President Promises Dr. King Vote Move; JOHNSON PROMISES DR. KING HE'LL ACT

Chmn O'Grady repts serious crimes on subways up record 52.5% overall crime incidence up 10.6%, '64; holds rise reflects crime rise in city generally; scores passengers reluctance to aid victims; Mayor Wagner plans 'extraordinary measures' to curb subway crime

MAJOR CRIME UP 52% IN SUBWAYS AND 9% CITYWIDE; Rise Sharpest Ever, Transit Authority Chief Says -- Public Aid Is Sought

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Israel begins counterboycott of cos giving in to Arab pressure; lists 7 cos requiring special licenses for imports; does not go through with plan to put a Dutch elec co and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co on list

ISRAEL HITS BACK AT ARAB BOYCOTT; Bars Deals With Concerns Who Bow to Pressure

on new indus estab in Sicily in last 10 yrs; 75% concentrated in 35-mi seacoast area, Catania-Syracuse; map

Sicilian Growth Is Concentrated in Coastal Area; 75% of New Industries Built in Catania-Syracuse Sector Planners Continue Effort to Provide 45,000 More Jobs

Govt seeks to bar pub of book on Lavon affair, written by H Eshed for ex-Premier Ben Gurion; issue revd

ISRAEL SEEKS TO BAR BOOK ABOUT LAVON

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Feb. 9 -- A convocation of world leaders to discuss the requirements for word peace and cooperation will open in the General Assembly Hall Feb. 17 with an address by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.  

HUMPHREY TO OPEN CONVOCATION IN U.N.

2 Britons win record $886,860, Littlewoods pools

2 Britons Win Record Bet

12-in fall, Rome; illus; city's traffic paralyzed

Rome Paralyzed by the Worst Snowstorm in 10 Years

says he will resign if Cabinet extends statute, not if Parliament acts

Bonn Aide's Stand Clarified

$11 MILLION PLEDGED TO U.N. BY BRITAIN

Refused entry into France; returns to London

MALCOLM X BARRED BY FRENCH SECURITY

Indus Union asks all workers out in sympathy to return to work

February 10, 1965

Headlines from February 10, 1965

Labor Asks Joint Projects; Labor Rules Out All-British Weapons Systems

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London Gets Warplanes; U.S. SELLS PLANES TO BRITISH LANDS

AUTO UNION OFFERS MERGER PROPOSAL; Bid to Electrical Workers Would Create New Unit of 1.5 Million Members

15,500-Apartment Co-op to Rise in Bronx; BIG COOPERATIVE TO RISE IN BRONX

Billboard 200

Beatles '65

Mary Poppins

Where Did Our Love Go

My Fair Lady

Beach Boys In Concert

Historical Context for February 10, 1965