NYS Assembly Com on Penal Insts turns over to NYC testimony by Detention House ex-inmate Mrs I Perry scoring conditions; charges include inedible food, vermin-infested cells and lesbian activity; Perry charges girl in adjacent cell dies of ruptured appendix after officials ignore cries for help; Correction Dept denies record of such death

Woman Here Tells Of 'Snake-Pit' Jail; WOMAN TESTIFIES ON 'SNAKE-PIT' JAIL

H Bigart article on assassination of Pres Lincoln; illus

100 Years Ago Tonight: The Tragedy at Ford's Theater; Parallels Are Noted in Lincoln's Death and Kennedy's 100 Years Ago Today: Lincoln Assassinated at Ford's Theater in the Capital PARALLELS NOTED IN KENNEDY DEATH Both Presidents Were Shot From Behind and in the Presence of Wives

Johnson to send Lodge as his personal repr to 6 friendly nations in Asia and S Pacific for confs

U.S. SENDING LODGE ON MISSION TO ASIA; He Will Consult on Vietnam With 6 Friendly Nations as Johnson's Representative JOHNSON SENDING LODGE ON MISSION

Killed by Vietcong on Jan 12; had been captured in Aug '64; por

Vietnam Reds Kill U.S. Aid Official Seized in August; U.S. AID OFFICIAL SLAIN BY VIETCONG

Assembly passes sales tax; budget bills delayed in Sen despite Bronston's appeal to pass appropriation bills first and revenue bills later

ACTION DUE TODAY; Lower House Clears Measure, 82 to 67; Bars Substitute ASSEMBLY VOTES 2% SALES TAX BILL

80 probationary ptl, 1st group of 800, inducted

Subway Cars Here To Get Strip Maps Showing One Route; New Series of Maps, Signs and Schedules Are Designed to Take the Guesswork Out of Subway Travel

HR, 368-29, passes amendment; main provisions detailed; include requirement that Cong convene within 48 hrs if dispute over office develops between deposed Pres and Acting Pres," other differences in HR, Sen versions; Reprs who cast opposing votes listed

DISABILITY PLAN VOTED BY HOUSE; Amendment to Constitution Covers an Ailing President -- Senate Bill Differs DISABILITY PLAN VOTED BY HOUSE

N Vietnam offers formula for peace, asks US to recognize it as basis for internatl conf; calls for withdrawal of US mil forces but does not make it a condition of negotiations, calls for recognition of territorial integrity of all Vietnam, return to '54 Geneva conf 'mil provisions' barring foreign troops from Vietnam pending peaceful reunification of Vietnam, and urges S Vietnamese be allowed to settle their own affairs 'in accordance' with Natl Liberation Front program; analysts see statement as softening of Ho Chi Minh stand; Phan Van Dong believed to have delivered it to meeting during or shortly after Johnson policy s

HANOI PROPOSES A PLAN FOR TALKS; WASHINGTON COOL; North Vietnamese Call for Settlement in Line With Program of Vietcong

grand jury indicts 3 whites, W S and N Hoggle and E L Cook, on charge of murdering Reeb; 3 released in $10,000 bail each; 4th man, R B Kelly, not indicted; Circuit Judge Hare scores NAACP, SNCC, Justice and Defense Depts before releasing jury for deliberation; says Army Brig Gen Eschenberg and 2 aides made secret inspection of Selma before 1st racial demonstrations there, in Sept '63, and that 101st Airborne Div, Ky, was briefed for airdrop in area; newsmen later given copies of Brig Gen Boye lr to 2 Ala Reprs admitting Selma reconnaissance but denying briefing of troops; also get affidavits from Defense Dept aide S Horwitz admitting reconnaissance but claiming no written rept is available

ALABAMA INDICTS 3 IN REEB KILLING; Selma Men Face Trial for Murder in Fall -- Judge Scores Rights Groups

Sens Ribicoff, R F Kennedy and Pell propose PRR and NY Central be required to operate NY,NH&H passenger service on long-term basis as condition for final approval of merger

4-STATE SUBSIDY TO THE NEW HAVEN URGED BY DEMPSEY; I.C.C. Hearing Gets His Plan Seeking $11.5 Million to Save Commuter Runs

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failure to pass budget costs NYC $10,000 a day it would normally make in short-term investments; city seeks delay on own budget till NYS budget is passed

Budget Delay Costs City $10,000 a Day; STATE BUDGET LAG IS COSTLY TO CITY

US and some W Eur nations reptdly reject in effect requests for hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency loans to ease balance of payments deficit; US and GB suggest requests might be reconsidered if Govt agrees to stabilization program with IMF; Govt has requested IMF fact-finding mission

U.S. Said to Spurn Ghana Loan Appeal; U.S. SAID TO SPURN GHANA LOAN PLEA

Prof W J Eckert and H F Smith Jr detect fluctuation of 0.072 sec of arc in orbital path, producing 3/10-sec variation in time schedule which cancels itself out in fast-slow cycles; fluctuation is caused by effect of sun's motion; discrepancy of 10 secs of arc remains unexplained; speculation that it may be caused by stratum of heavy material at surface

Calculations Pinpoint Position Of the Moon Within a Few Feet

Ukrainian leader P Lazarovich holds Canada is multilingual; fears comm overstresses 'partnership' with French Canada; urges recognition of Ukrainian as 2d language

CANADIAN REJECTS TWO-CULTURE IDEA; Albertan Stresses Nation's Wide Ethnic Variety

Min Pisani (France) rejects proposals for central agr budget

PARIS AGAIN CHECKS MOVE TOWARD UNITY

Thant calls Disarmament Comm organization meeting for Apr 21 and working session Apr 26

Disarmament Commission At U.N. to Meet This Month

Remains of Anne, Duchess of York, to be reinterred in Westminster Abbey; question of whether reburial should be Anglican or RC service raised

Body of Princess, 15th-Century Bride, Ordered Reburied

USSR scientists dissociate selves from Tass rept; Prof Shklovsky says assumption of civilization is 'premature'; Kardashev says many facts do not contradict theory; ask that Mt Wilson and Mt Palomar Observatories make spectrographs

RUSSIANS TEMPER REPORT ON SPACE; Idea That 'Rational Beings' Are Signaling Is Challenged

Italian Rail Strike Begins

10,000 More Cross in Berlin

8 Missing in Sarawak Crash

revival of conflict over Lords power seen as Lords, 144-69, strips Govt war damage bill of power to deprive Burmah Oil Co of damages for property lost in World War II

LABOR DEFEATED IN HOUSE OF LORDS; Power to Delay May Bring Attack by Wilson

Sukarno and Bunker Hold 4th Meeting in Jakarta

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April 14, 1965

Headlines from April 14, 1965

Woman Here Tells Of 'Snake-Pit' Jail; WOMAN TESTIFIES ON 'SNAKE-PIT' JAIL

100 Years Ago Tonight: The Tragedy at Ford's Theater; Parallels Are Noted in Lincoln's Death and Kennedy's 100 Years Ago Today: Lincoln Assassinated at Ford's Theater in the Capital PARALLELS NOTED IN KENNEDY DEATH Both Presidents Were Shot From Behind and in the Presence of Wives

U.S. SENDING LODGE ON MISSION TO ASIA; He Will Consult on Vietnam With 6 Friendly Nations as Johnson's Representative JOHNSON SENDING LODGE ON MISSION

Vietnam Reds Kill U.S. Aid Official Seized in August; U.S. AID OFFICIAL SLAIN BY VIETCONG

ACTION DUE TODAY; Lower House Clears Measure, 82 to 67; Bars Substitute ASSEMBLY VOTES 2% SALES TAX BILL

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

Goldfinger

Introducing Herman's Hermits

The Return Of Roger Miller

Blue Midnight

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 14, 1965