Cabinet meets twice in emergency session as violence increases; at least 21 more die in Madras outbreaks; 2 more burn selves to death; Cong party leaders Gandhi and Kamaraj rush to Madras city

21 More Die in India In Language Riots; 21 MORE ARE SLAIN IN RIOTING IN INDIA

US Adm silent on future action; shows no interest in negotiation; debate in Adm and elsewhere on outlook discussed

THANT ASKS TALKS ON VIETNAM CRISIS; URGES RESTRAINT; He Says Parley In or Outside U.N. Should Pave Way for Formal Negotiations

Govt, angered by US stand on Cyprus, seen allowing more leftist pol criticism

Change in Turkey: Anger Over Cyprus Loosens Tie to U.S.; SHIFT IN TURKEY: U.S. LOSING FAVOR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 -- The Administration left undefined today its intentions about further air attacks against North Vietnam, but they were the subject of a continuing debate behind the scenes.  

CAPITAL DEBATES POLICY ON RAIDS; New Meetings Expected on the Extent, Purposes and Risks of New Strikes CAPITAL DEBATES POLICY ON RAIDS

200 Negro teen-agers pray for Clark in front of courthouse; illus; Clark in hosp, reptd suffering from exhaustion; sheriff's office spokesman denies Bevel was chained; about 65 demonstrators in jail, most in prison camp outside town; FBI probing conditions; Selma min repts 2 Boston mins among 83 held in unheated bullpens without beds or blankets; Judge Thomas orders release of 26 Negroes held for demonstrating at courthouse; The Hague newspaper likens Selma police methods to those of Nazis

Negroes in Selma Offer Their Prayers for Stricken Sheriff Clark; SELMA NEGROES PRAY FOR SHERIFF

I.L.A. Tells Dockers Here To Return to Work Today; DOCKERS ORDERED TO RETURN TO JOBS

NAACP asks Police Dept to reopen all cases in which confessions were obtained by Detective E J Bulger, who conducted Whitmore interrogation; urges Murphy to probe cases and to ask Rockefeller to stay or commute any death sentences resulting from confessions; says Bulger was involved in obtaining confession to M Q'Meara slaying, for which D Coleman has been in Sing Sing death house since '60

N.A.A.C.P. Seeking Reopening of Cases; N.A.A.C.P. SEEKING TO REOPEN CASES

MANN IS APPOINTED TO HARRIMAN POST AS NO. 2 RUSK AIDE; Career Man Is an Expert in Latin Affairs -- White House Denies Rusk Rift

Javits weighs race; factors influencing him noted

JAVITS WEIGHING RACE FOR MAYOR; Friends Say Appeal of Native City and Chance to Aid G.O.P. Image Are Factors JAVITS WEIGHING RACE FOR MAYOR

Fed advisory panel of development of oil shale reserves on Western pub lands splits on issue of leasing on longterm basis to major oil cos, rept to Sec Udall; members agreement and differences outlined

ADVISERS SPLIT ON U.S. OIL POLICY; Some Favor Leasing Public Lands -- Galbraith Fears 'Teapot Dome' Scandal

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Feb. 12 -- The Vietcong responded today to bombing raids on North Vietnam with a call for stronger attacks against United States forces, to compel them to "pay more blood debts."  

New Blows at U.S. Vowed by Vietcong; VIETCONG PLEDGE ANTI-U.S. STRIKES

Zaretzki names chmn of most standing coms; list; says he and Travia will cut expenses and stress talent in apptmts; says he, not Greenberg, will name top Finance Com aide and will cut-pay from $22,480 to $17,000; 14 Repub patronage apptees discharged in Assembly; Satriale confirms he has agreed to leave major share of Ways and Means patronage to Travia; move means Buckley will get little of com's patronage; 6 of new chmn opposed Zaretzki's election; Bronston loses Educ Com to Warner; gets Affairs of Cities; Zaretzki says many joint coms will be abolished at end of session; says Van Lengen will be Sen patronage dispenser; disputes Kennedy on phone calls

ALBANY LEADERS MOVE TO CONTROL FISCAL PLANNING; Will Name Task Force to Set Policies Usually Drawn by Legislative Committees 16 NAMED AS CHAIRMEN Zaretzki Appointments Give Posts to Some Opponents -- Bronston Is Demoted ALBANY LEADERS PLAN FISCAL UNIT

Kosygin warns that US-USSR ties cannot be considered apart from 'dangerous' US actions in other parts of world; says 'imperialist provocations' in Vietnam have brought Asian Communists closer together; Western observers believe latter to be true

Kosygin Warns U.S. On Worsening Ties; KOSYGIN CAUTIONS U.S. ON RELATIONS

Paris police hold back Communist demonstrators trying to approach US Embassy

PARIS POLICE BLOCK ANTI-U.S. PROTEST

Cuban refugee throws red paint against mission hq entrance; arrested

Cuban Throws Red Paint On Soviet U.N. Mission

Govts set 10-yr pact to develop power plant that produces more fuel than it consumes; GB rejects exch of data on specific designs

U.S. AND BRITAIN TO PUSH REACTOR; Agree to Joint Research on Fast-Breeder Techniques

500 Indonesians demonstrate outside US Embassy, Jakarta

Anti-U.S. Flare-up in Jakarta

LONDON, Feb. 12 -- Sir Winston Churchill left an estate valued at approximately $745,000. Estate taxes were $305,000, leaving a net sum of $440,000.

CHURCHILL LEFT $745,000 ESTATE; Family Income From Books Not Covered in Will

Heads-of-state conf, Nouakchott, Mauretania; Congo (Belgian) sends observer

TSHOMBE COURTS MODERATE LANDS; Sends Aide to Meeting of Former French Areas

10 A.M., Bogota Time; Visitors to Downtown Offices Learn This Is Strictly a Never-Never Hour

H Schwartz sees formation by Comecon of Working Comm for Nuclear Energy as sign of increased E Eur interest in atomic stations

East European Interest

northern area shaken by quake off Mendocino

Quake Shakes Coast

shift of pol power, ending long rule by few wealthy families, seen near

BERMUDA NEARING A SHIFT OF POWER; Rule by a Few Old Families Yielding to New Era

Malaysian Socialist Front supporters demonstrate, score US actions in Vietnam

Malaysia Leftists Riot at U.S. Offices, Smashing Windows

Tshombe moves toward rapproachement with some French-speaking states of W Africa as allies against Arab and E African states backing rebels; for 1st time sends observer, J Gunza, to conf of African and Malagasy Union heads of state; sends lrs to several leaders including Presidents Senghor (Senegal) and Houphout-Boigny (Ivory Coast); mercenary officer Lt Col Hoare, in Johannesburg, says 300 new white mercenaries, mostly S Africans, will leave for Congo soon

More Mercenaries Going

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February 13, 1965

Headlines from February 13, 1965

21 More Die in India In Language Riots; 21 MORE ARE SLAIN IN RIOTING IN INDIA

THANT ASKS TALKS ON VIETNAM CRISIS; URGES RESTRAINT; He Says Parley In or Outside U.N. Should Pave Way for Formal Negotiations

Change in Turkey: Anger Over Cyprus Loosens Tie to U.S.; SHIFT IN TURKEY: U.S. LOSING FAVOR

CAPITAL DEBATES POLICY ON RAIDS; New Meetings Expected on the Extent, Purposes and Risks of New Strikes CAPITAL DEBATES POLICY ON RAIDS

Negroes in Selma Offer Their Prayers for Stricken Sheriff Clark; SELMA NEGROES PRAY FOR SHERIFF

Billboard 200

Beatles '65

Mary Poppins

Where Did Our Love Go

My Fair Lady

Beach Boys In Concert

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 13, 1965