GUN BOW CAPTURES $57,500 HANDICAP; CANDY SPOTS NEXT; $6.60 Victor Takes Coast Race 2d Year in Row -- George Royal Third

Eyes on Vietnam

ARE musicals turning a corner -- or something? The other day a dispatch from London said that someone and friends were converting "Dracula" into a musical, "Dearest Dracula."  

New Mystery-Musical Coming

INONU REGIME OUT AS BUDGET LOSES; Premier Resigns as Turkish Assembly Turns Down Bid by Vote of 225 to 197 INONU REGIME OUT AS BUDGET LOSES

about 200 African and Asian students break into US Legation, Budapest, to protest US policy; smash windows, wreck furniture, chant anti-Amer slogans; illus; US aide E O'Shaughnessy protests Govt failure to maintain order; extra police arrived 30 mins after riots began

MOB IN BUDAPIST RAIDS U.S. OFFICES; 200 Break Into Legation and Destroy Furniture--Washington Protests

Repts that Pennzoil Co weighs acquisition discussed; speculation on effects of small co buying larger one

The Mouse and the Elephant: Is Pennzoil Wooing Richfield?; PENNZOIL SEEKING MERGER PARTNER

Lt. Stevens Wins by Neck In Palm Beach Handicap; Lt. Stevens Triumphs by a Neck In $30,600 Palm Beach Event

G Visconti wins men's; P Fleming, women's

VISCONTI DEFEATS ALLEN FOR TITLE IN FIGURE SKATING; College Freshman Is Given Standing Ovation -- Miss Fleming Triumphs

The New York Knickerbockers scored one of their infrequent victories over the Boston Celtics, champions of the basketball world, before 15,925 spectators at Madison Square Garden last night, but the event didn't quite constitute the beginning of new era in the locals' life.  

KNICKS TURN BACK CELTICS BY 123-113 ON GARDEN COURT; New York Five in Command From 2d Period -- Russell and Kramer Sidelined

There is nothing so confusing as a sway-backed, apple-headed, lop-eared lady dog being led around in circles by a close-coupled, dish-faced, dewlapped lady handler. For those who can't tell the difference between the females on either end of the leash, dog shows can be madness indeed.  

The Trend: Dog Shows to People Shows; This Is Week That Is for the Pure-Bred and Well-Bred From Dog Shows to People Shows

Westminster KC: humorous article on show; cartoons

Presbyterians Ask Updating of Tenets; Presbyterians Ask Updating of Tenets

Describes experiences with inconvenient placement of telephones in hotel rooms

HOLD THE LINE -- I'M TIED UP'; A Live-Wire Traveler Sounds Off on Hotel Owners For Coupling Telephones to Bedside Night Tables

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. 13 -- Marvin Panch of Daytona Beach and Bob Strickler of Washington were the star performers today in another of the Daytona International Speedway's patented thrillers -- a 250-mile race for modified sportman's cars.  

PANCH AUTO FIRST IN 250-MILE RACE; Daytona Beach Event Won by Ford -- Lund Is Second and Frank Third

The stock market was jolted by a series of political and economic shocks last week that sent it reeling to its worse loss in more than six months.  

The Week in Finance; Stock Market Set Back by Series Of Political and Economic Shocks The Week in Finance Stock Market Set Back by Series Of Political and Economic Shocks

If at first -- or second or third -- you don't succeed, try persuasion.  

PERSUASION BASIS OF NEW PROGRAM; Voluntary Action Is Heart of Johnson Message on Balance of Payments PROBLEM IS WORSENING Businessmen and Bankers Are Exhorted -- Will Such an Approach Work? PERSUASION BASIS OF NEW PROGRAM

Recent activities of potential Repub candidates Gov Romney, Nixon, Gov Scranton noted; Scranton seen making calculated effort to withdraw from speculation

NIXON IS TAKING G.O.P. LEADERSHIP; Other Potential Candidates in 1968 Presidential Race Are Relatively Inactive NIXON IS TAKING G.O.P. LEADERSHIP

accuses him of trying to take over Legis, int, NYC; bids him 'attend to his business in Washington'; notes Sen Javits stays aloof; Kennedy scored by NY Young Repub Club, lr to him

Zaretzki Sees Kennedy Trying To Seize Control of Legislature; Urges Him to 'Attend to His Business' -- Dispensing of Patronage Is Denied ZARETZKI SCORES KENNEDY LETTER

A race track does not open merely because someone turns a key and someone else shouts, "They're off!" There are hundreds of things that must be done, initiated weeks before and concluded just before the final countdown and blastoff.  

Trot Countdown: 4 Days to Go; Yonkers Raceway Is Opening Stables for Earliest Start Trot Countdown: Yonkers-Day Minus Four

Survey of challenges faced in internatl computer mkt by US mfrs; US cos may be caught in squeeze between Govt efforts to curb investments abroad and desire of foreign govts for indigenous computer industries; IBM foreign operations noted; illus

U.S. Computer Makers Face a New Challenge Abroad; Curbs on Investing Loom Overseas and at Home

Coach Joe Lapchick of St. John's took many a worried 20-step round trip to the water cooler yesterday while his basketball team struggled through the first half against an inferior Niagara team.  

ST. JOHN'S BEATS NIAGARA BY 82-62; Bob McIntyre Excels With 26 Points Here -- Dove Grabs 24 Rebounds Deans at Work: Two of Game's Venerable Mentors Carry On as Usual ST. JOHN'S BEATS NIAGARA BY 82-62

Communist China hints at direct attack by N Vietnam on S Vietnam; refers to Korean War, in which Chinese 'volunteers' intervened

Chinese Recall War Role in Korea -- Say North Vietnam Can Attack; PEKING INDICATES HANOI MAY FIGHT

Dist Atty Koota to submit confession to NYS Sup Ct for ruling on whether it was voluntary; denies move link to NAACP request

NEW RULING DUE IN MURDER CASE; Court to Review Confession in Death of Woman, 77 NEW RULING DUE IN MURDER CASE

Adm weighs sending more troops to S Vietnam, particularly to protect US installations against Vietcong attack; Johnson confs with aides; China and USSR seen still unwilling to risk direct clash with US

U.S. IS CONSIDERING A TROOP INCREASE IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Military-Police Companies Would Combat Terrorism Directed Against G.I.'s PRESIDENT MEETS AIDES Value of Any Further Raids on Northern Installations Stirs Further Debate U.S. Considering Vietnam Troop Rise

BOSTON, Feb. 13 -- Third-period goals by Reg Fleming and Murray Oliver earned the Boston Bruins a 5-4 victory today and dropped the losing Montreal Canadiens 4 points off Chicago's National Hockey League pace.  

Bruins' Late Goals Top Canadiens, 5-4; BRUINS TURN BACK CANADIENS BY 5-4

mfrs study implementation of rule on prevention of inadvertent contamination of other drugs by penicillin

February 14, 1965

Headlines from February 14, 1965

GUN BOW CAPTURES $57,500 HANDICAP; CANDY SPOTS NEXT; $6.60 Victor Takes Coast Race 2d Year in Row -- George Royal Third

Eyes on Vietnam

New Mystery-Musical Coming

INONU REGIME OUT AS BUDGET LOSES; Premier Resigns as Turkish Assembly Turns Down Bid by Vote of 225 to 197 INONU REGIME OUT AS BUDGET LOSES

MOB IN BUDAPIST RAIDS U.S. OFFICES; 200 Break Into Legation and Destroy Furniture--Washington Protests

Billboard 200

Beatles '65

Mary Poppins

Where Did Our Love Go

My Fair Lady

Beach Boys In Concert

Historical Context for February 14, 1965