White House warns USSR that continued failure to protect Moscow embassy may bring retaliation; Johnson 'serious view' of Moscow incident stressed

Moscow Is Warned By the White House To Curb Its Mobs; U.S. WARNS SOVIET TO CURB ITS MOBS

JOHNSON URGES RESTRAINT IN U.S. INVESTING ABROAD TO CUT PAYMENTS DEFICIT; CURB ON TOURISTS

HR and Sen approve bill after Johnson ends opposition to riders

Johnson Is Upheld On Food for Cairo; Johnson Is Given a Free Hand On Food for Nasser Government

5 NYC brewers' reprs, Teamsters Locals 3 and 46 and Negro-Amer Labor Council sign pact barring discrimination against Negroes or Puerto Ricans; pact, for 1st time, allows Council as 3d party to initiate action against discrimination; NYC Human Rights Comm, pact negotiator, hails it

City Brewers' Pact Bars Discrimination; BREWERS AGREE TO BAR JOB BIAS

PARIS, Feb. 10 -- President de Gaulle appealed again today for the end of foreign intervention and a negotiated peace in South Vietnam.  

PARIS AGAIN ASKS PEACE IN VIETNAM; De Gaulle Calls for Talks and End of Intervention

S Vietnam and US planes take off for raid; Vietcong blows up 4-story US barracks, Quinhon; 1 dead, 15 hurt, 24 missing; 500 S Vietnamese reptd routed by Vietcong near Phumy, Bindinh prov; other Vietcong raids; casualties; map; de Gaulle again appeals for negotiated peace, end of foreign intervention, statement issued after French Cabinet meeting; urges '54 Geneva conf be reconvened

15 MEN WOONDED; American Aides Hint at a New Air Strike Against North Vietcong Blow Up U.S. Barracks, Killing G.I. and Wounding Many; 24 Are Missing SAIGON'S TROOPS ROUTED IN BATTLE Defeat in Highway Ambush Is Called One of Worst for the Government

NYC Art Comm rejects proposals to erect 2 statues in Riverside Pk commemg 6 million Jewish victims of Nazis; E Platt, comm member, holds A Zygelboim Memorial Com statue might distress children; sees Warsaw Ghetto Resistance Orgn memorial excessively large; also fears 'regrettable precedent'; 2 monuments illus

City Rejects Park Memorials to Slain Jews; Art Board Member Calls One Too Big, One Too Tragic

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Clark and deputies take 165 Negro children and teen-agers on forced march, use night sticks and elec cattle prods; refuse to let newsmen follow march; FBI starts probe; march revives voting regis drive; King returns; s at 2 Negro rallies

165 Selma Negro Youths Taken on Forced March; 165 NEGRO YOUTHS FORCED TO MARCH

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Johnson summons Natl Security Council, but is silent on mil action; 300 casualties reptd in Bindinh battle

JOHNSON IS SILENT; Confers With Security Aides Amid Secrecy Over Retaliation

Johnson names Wirtz, Sec Connor, Sen Morse to informal cam to recommend quick solution to stalemate and sets deadline for both sides to accept com ruling; scores ILA for 'unjustified' continuation of strike; Southern negotiators called to Washington for pub hearing; losses from strike put at $2 billion; Johnson charges ILA uses strike in some ports to force settlements in others

PRESIDENT MOVES IN PIER DEADLOCK; Names Panel to Recommend Way Out by Tomorrow PRESIDENT MOVES IN PIER DEADLOCK

ABEL HOLDS LEAD IN STEEL ELECTION; A Narrow Margin Separates Him From McDonald in Contest for Presidency

Democrats Said to Reject Plan for State Sales Tax; Increase in Income and Other Levies Is Likely, Greenberg Asserts

Chancellor Erhard orders temporary halt in W Ger arms shipments to Israel; final decision to be made in light of UAR reception of Ulbricht; Govt determined in any event to insure Israeli security needs; Bundestag Pres Gerstenmaier confirms shipment stoppage; UAR informed

BONN WITHHOLDS ARMS FOR ISRAEL; Action Follows Demand by Nasser -- Cairo Said to Give Pledge on East Germany BONN WITHHOLDS ARMS FOR ISRAEL

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Kennedy warns Zaretzki and Travia against allotting jobs on patronage basis, lrs to them; urges party to begin talent hunt like that estab by Pres Kennedy, '60; urges eliminating jobs not in pub interest; says he had not planned to become involved but was informed of phone calls to pol leaders around state asking them to fill jobs; holds such move adds to harm sustained by party; lr catches Dems by surprise and is seen putting Kennedy in position of taking sides against Zaretzki and Travia; Travia insists jobs will be made on merit basis; seen stung because Kennedy did not congratulate him on election in lr; reads congratulatory message from Vice Pres Humphrey; Zaretzki disputes Kennedy; Weinstein says McKeon is being bypassed on patronage

KENNEDY WARNS ALBANY LEADERS: AVOID PATRONAGE; Tells Travia and Zaretzki to Fill State Jobs on Merit or Party Will Suffer KENNEDY WARNS ALBANY LEADERS

Soc Dem party, in sharp Bundestag attack on de Gaulle, calls for close ties with US; Erhard denies friendship with France is contrary to US ties

BONN SOCIALISTS ASSAIL DE GAULLE; Charge That He Is Trying to Drive U.S. Out of Europe

Min Palewski repts factories supply bombs to strategic striking force; says Pierrelatte plant to furnish uranium for bombs will be completed in 3 yrs

PARIS ON SCHEDULE IN ATOMIC OUTPUT

60 injured in Tokyo riot protesting visits by US nuclear submarines

60 Hurt in Tokyo Rioting

US Embassy, New Delhi, picketed by anti-US groups

Embassy in India Picketed

Premier Sabry says W Ger had been preparing to sign 2d arms accord, s, UAR Assembly

Cairo Reciprocates

3 Govt planes attach rebels near Nia Nia to relieve troops attacked near Bafwasende; map

3 Congo B-26's Attack Besiegers of a Column

Israeli official comments caustically on UAR dictation of W Ger policy

Israeli Is Caustic

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February 11, 1965

Headlines from February 11, 1965

Moscow Is Warned By the White House To Curb Its Mobs; U.S. WARNS SOVIET TO CURB ITS MOBS

JOHNSON URGES RESTRAINT IN U.S. INVESTING ABROAD TO CUT PAYMENTS DEFICIT; CURB ON TOURISTS

Johnson Is Upheld On Food for Cairo; Johnson Is Given a Free Hand On Food for Nasser Government

City Brewers' Pact Bars Discrimination; BREWERS AGREE TO BAR JOB BIAS

PARIS AGAIN ASKS PEACE IN VIETNAM; De Gaulle Calls for Talks and End of Intervention

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