A Mormile stabbed to death on IND train, Bklyn, while other passengers watch; attacked by 3 teen-agers

Subway Rider Slain; 3 Hold Car in Terror; IND RIDER SLAIN; 3 TERRORIZE CAR

religious leaders react angrily to delegation's rept on conf with Johnson, see Pres failure to act, mass rally called by Council of Chs; Bishop Lord fears many disenchanted with Pres inability to act

Clergy Irate at Response Of Johnson to Rights Plea; Clergy Irate at Johnson's Reaction to Rights Plea

Johnson confs with Negro publishers, White House

JOHNSON REVEALS ALERT TO TROOPS IN SELMA CRISIS; 700 Men Have Been Ready to Move Since Tuesday, Ministers Are Informed

fair repts 2 marine Midland subsidiaries have made short-term loan of $1 million needed to open 2d season; Franklin Natl Bank (Mineola) repts it made loan offer, presented its terms and did not get answer; Moses appts H A Payne as budgets dir; says fair budgets have been cut to minimum

2 Banks Lend Fair $1 Million Needed To Open '65 Season; FAIR ANNOUNCES $1 MILLION LOAN

Rockefeller vetoes bill; says it violates home rule principle and would deny maximum educ for all; calls city bd's policy irrational; fears extension of Legis power over other educ policies; Sen Zaretzki and Travia pledge effort to override veto; Wagner assails it

GOVERNOR VETOES BILL TO REINSTATE FREE TUITION HERE; Sees Violation of Home Rule in a Mandatory Policy at City University

Nasser leadership of Arab world challenged by Bourguiba criticism of his handling of dispute with W Ger over proffered recognition of Israel

ARAB RIFT TO TEST NASSER'S CONTROL; Bourguiba's Stand Against Boycott of Bonn Viewed as Challenge to Cairo

Working as cab driver, Chicago; was W Va Gov, '53-57; int; illus

Ex-Governor a Cabby in Chicago; FORMER GOVERNOR A CHICAGO CABBY

Israeli sources deny ties are conditioned on frontiers guarantee; suggest rept originated in some W Ger circles opposed to ties; astonished by Bourguiba statement

Israelis Deny Asking For Bonn Guarantee; ISRAELIS DENY BID FOR BONN PLEDGE

Cardinal Spellman gives $10,000 as memorial to Rev J J Reeb; illus

A Gift by Spellman Honors Slain Cleric; Gift by Spellman Honors Slain Cleric

tight security precautions avert 2d sit-in; demonstration on Penna Av outside White House illus

SIT-INS AVERTED AT WHITE HOUSE; But Pickets Lie in the Street and Block Traffic During the Evening Rush Hour

SAIGON, South Vietnam, March 12 -- Authoritative sources said today that recommendations by American officials in Saigon would probably lead to the stationing of a United States Army division in South Vietnam for defensive security.  

U.S. ARMY DIVISION IS EXPECTED TO GO TO SOUTH VIETNAM; American Officials in Saigon Are Reported Pressing Washington on Plan

Thant warns that fighting may flare; repts Cyprus has reed equipment in violation of UN accord; says both sides have more arms; asks UN force extension

Thant Reports Peril Of Cyprus Flare-Up; THANT TELLS U.N. OF CYPRUS PERIL

USSR accuses Communist China of 'extensive slander campaign'; rejects Chinese charges; scores Chinese students behavior, says they injured over 30 policemen and soldiers; accuses rioters of 'premeditated provocation' against USSR as well as US; directs Chinese Embassy to bar recurrence; Chinese agitate among other foreign students, Moscow, in favor of joint protest to USSR

MOSCOW REJECTS PEKING 'SLANDER'; Police Not Brutal to Rioters at Embassy, Note Says

Baker cuts rope across Sylvan St, dubbed 'Berlin Wall' by Selma demonstrators, but bars march; Collins near-success in working out accord that would have permitted demonstrators to hold prayer vigil for Reeb at courthouse upset as Smitherman wins City Council vote to continue ban on marches

SELMA MARCHERS IN STREET 3D DAY; City's Safety Director Cuts Rope Curbing Negroes but Prohibits Demonstrations Selma Demonstrators Remain in Street for Third Day as Police Maintain Blockade CITY AIDE SEVERS ROPE BARRING WAY Marchers Cheer Symbolic Step, but Safety Director Prohibits Any Parade

African Hostility to U.S.; Rising Anger About Congo Issue Upsets American Envoys

Anglican and RC prelates hold joint service, Brussels, to consecrate new bldgs of an Anglican ch and a Carmelite house

Catholics in Brussels Hold A Service With Anglicans

regime defends carnival against charges of extravagance and waste

HAVANA'S CARNIVAL UPHELD BY REGIME

subway to use hon system for collecting fares if ticket clerks strike

' Honesty Boxes' in London Ready for Subway Strike

BELGRADE CHANGES CABINET MINISTERS

Pravda pub lrs scoring 'outrageous actions' of Chinese students

Hooligans,' Pravda Letters Say

Nairobi's 2 Worlds; Many Kenyans Live in Transition Between Africa's Old and New Eras

ex-SS guard D Sonnemberg says Bormann is in Brazil

Bormann Reported in Brazil

light skirmishes reptd with rebels outside Stanleyville

BOOTLESS TROOPS A SNAG IN CONGO; Mercenaries' Drive Held Up by Footwear Shortage

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Portugal closes Chinese Nationalist consular agency because of alleged illegal activities

Taiwan's Office in Macao Is Shut Down by Portugal

Vittorio Jano was an Italian automobile designer of Hungarian descent from the 1920s through 1960s.

Vittorio Jano, Italian engineer (born 1891)

Vittorio_Jano

Theofan Stilian Noli, known as Fan Noli, was an Albanian-American writer, scholar, diplomat, politician, historian, orator, bishop, and founder of the Albanian Orthodox Church and the Albanian Orthodox Archdiocese in America who served as Prime Minister and regent of Albania in 1924 during the June Revolution.

March 13, 1965

Headlines from March 13, 1965

Subway Rider Slain; 3 Hold Car in Terror; IND RIDER SLAIN; 3 TERRORIZE CAR

Clergy Irate at Response Of Johnson to Rights Plea; Clergy Irate at Johnson's Reaction to Rights Plea

JOHNSON REVEALS ALERT TO TROOPS IN SELMA CRISIS; 700 Men Have Been Ready to Move Since Tuesday, Ministers Are Informed

2 Banks Lend Fair $1 Million Needed To Open '65 Season; FAIR ANNOUNCES $1 MILLION LOAN

GOVERNOR VETOES BILL TO REINSTATE FREE TUITION HERE; Sees Violation of Home Rule in a Mandatory Policy at City University

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

Goldfinger

Beatles '65

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

My Fair Lady

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for March 13, 1965