fair reopens; 158,620 attend, 3 times as many as on '64 opening day; Humphrey, W Berlin Mayor Brandt, Wagner, Chief Justice Warren, Moses officiate; ceremonies begun by Bikila running in from Manhattan; dignitaries, scenes illus

158,000 Open the Fair's Second Year; Paid Admissions Are 3 Times More Than First Day's in '64 158,000, Half of Them Children, Attend World's Fair on Crisp, Sunny Opening Day HUMPHREY SPEAKS AT SINGER BOWL Shares Dais With Wagner, Brandt and Warren -- Crowd Is Exuberant

Dem plan being drawn up by DeSalvio com seen shifting large part of Upstate counties' voting power in Assembly to NYC suburbs; Nassau would gain 6 seats, Suffolk 3, Westchester 1; 54 Upstate counties would lose 14 Assemblyman; NYC would gain only 4 seats; secrecy of com's work noted; Sen situation remains confused; NYC met area changes listed; plan seen causing difficulties for Upstate Repubs; 2, and in some cases 3, incumbents would be thrown into same dist

DEMOCRATS GIVE CITY AREA AN EDGE IN REDISTRICTING; Plan for Assembly Shifts Upstate's Voting Power With Loss of 14 Seats SUBURBS GAIN THE MOST Senate Situation Confused -- 2 Formulas Drafted to Meet Court's Criticism CITY AREA GIVEN DISTRICTING EDGE

College Entry Crisis Is Found Worsening; INFLUX ON CAMPUS IS FOUND GROWING

Aux Bishop Elwell urges fair share of tax funds for RC educ, s to assn

BISHOP CRITICIZES CATHOLIC SCHOOLS; Assails Financing Methods -- Urges End of Raffles, Sales and Bazaars BISHOP CRITICIZES CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

Johnson cancellation of Shastri visit to US linked to fear that he might make critical remarks which could influence Cong debate on foreign aid funds

U.S. SAYS SHASTRI IS STILL INVITED; White House Seeks to Make Up for Diplomatic Snub U.S. Says Shastri Is Still Invited; Seeks to Make Amends for Snub

Jung, P: star clown of Ringling Bros & Barnum & Bailey Circus, found slain in hotel room; pors

Star Clown of the Circus Slain In Hotel a Block From Garden; Paul Jung, 65, Who Tickled Millions, Is Found Shortly After Start of Show A FAMOUS CLOWN FOUND MURDERED

Thant again offers to help find basis for 'mutual accommodation' if not for permanent solution, s, ANPA; Stewart, in Belgrade, talks with sec Popovic; says Yugoslavia agrees it is 'unrealistic' to demand US withdrawal as condition for negotiations; concedes sharp differences in Brit-Yugoslav assessment of situation but says both feel accord is possible; deplores China's refusal to let Gordon Walker visit

YUGOSLAVIA COLD TO PEKING DEMAND; Briton Reports Opposition to Insistence That U.S. Quit Vietnam Before Talks

grand jury completes deliberations in Liuzzo case; reptdly votes 3 murder indictments

3 Are Reported Indicted For Murder in Liuzzo Case; LIUZZO JURY SAID TO INDICT THREE

LI Lighting announces plan to build $75-million Suffolk County plant in early '70s; will pub rept to familiarize public with plan

Atomic Power Plant Planned for Suffolk; A NUCLEAR PLANT PLANNED FOR L.I.

PITTSBURGH, April 21 -- The United Steelworkers America and the steel industry moved closer today to a possible strike May 1.  

STEEL UNION BARS INDUSTRY OFFER; WALKOUT FEARED; Plans or Pension Benefits and Extension of Pacts Rejected in Pittsburgh STEEL UNION BARS INDUSTRY OFFER

Becomes Gov on resignation of Gov Russell

GOVERNOR TAKING JOHNSTON'S SEAT; South Carolinian to Resign to Enter the Senate -- 1966 Election Slated

UN Sec Gen Thant stresses press role in creating atmosphere in which world crises can be solved, s, ANPA; scores concentration on violence and conflict

Thant Again Offers To Assist in Quest For Vietnam Peace; HELP ON VIETNAM OFFERED BY THANT

US Adm, disappointed by lack of positive response to 'unconditional discussions' offer, seen shifting to greater effort to win ground war; McNamara repts to Johnson on Honolulu conf; says mil aid will be raised from $207 million to $330 million a yr, that air and logistical support for S Vietnamese forces will be built up, White House news conf with Rusk; illus; holds number of US forces in S Vietnam is 'presently adequate'; stresses that air strikes against N Vietnam bolster morale of S Vietnamese; says US has means of 'taking care' of Soviet AA missiles should they be introduced; Sen Mansfield stresses adm's negotiation offer, warns US will hon its commitment to S Vietnam

U.S. LIKELY TO SPUR GROUND WARFARE IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Washington Is Disappointed by Negative Reaction to Offer of Negotiation AIR ACTION TO CONTINUE But Widening of Bombings in North Doubted -- Plans Given by McNamara U.S. LIKELY TO SPUR GROUND WARFARE

Pham Van Dong addresses crowd of 1,500 Indonesians, Jakarta, nearly all of whom have volunteered to fight in Vietnam

Indonesians Volunteer

Min Singh renews Indian support for conf confided to Cambodia, s, Parliament

Cambodian Parley Backed

Pope Resumes Audiences

Souvanna Phouma in Jakarta, possibly for informal talks with Souphanouvong; says he will first conf with Pres Sukarno

TALKS IN INDONESIA ON LAOS POSSIBLE

mil rebellion under way, Paksane; Govt troops pursue rebels

Article 1 -- No Title

China rejects nonaligned nations appeal for negotiations

Neutrals' Plea Rejected

Makarios says Greek Cypriotes will remove armed posts, Paphos, Limassol and Larnaca; asks Turkish leadership respond accordingly

MAKARIOS DROPPING SOME SENTRY POSTS

speculation on lengthy Warsaw talks between Chinese Amb Wang Kuo-chuan and Amb Cabot

Envoys Talk In Warsaw

Jenmin Jih Pao rejects Johnson's offer of 'unconditional discussion' because of US insistence on S Vietnam's independence

CHINESE REJECT U.S. VIETNAM BID; Peking Scores Demand for Saigon's Independence

Moscow mil parade may be postponed to May 9; May Day would be marked by civilian demonstration in Red Sq

Moscow May Day Parade May Be Put Off to May 9

Lemass re-elected Premier, 72-67; announces Cabinet; list

April 22, 1965

Headlines from April 22, 1965

158,000 Open the Fair's Second Year; Paid Admissions Are 3 Times More Than First Day's in '64 158,000, Half of Them Children, Attend World's Fair on Crisp, Sunny Opening Day HUMPHREY SPEAKS AT SINGER BOWL Shares Dais With Wagner, Brandt and Warren -- Crowd Is Exuberant

DEMOCRATS GIVE CITY AREA AN EDGE IN REDISTRICTING; Plan for Assembly Shifts Upstate's Voting Power With Loss of 14 Seats SUBURBS GAIN THE MOST Senate Situation Confused -- 2 Formulas Drafted to Meet Court's Criticism CITY AREA GIVEN DISTRICTING EDGE

College Entry Crisis Is Found Worsening; INFLUX ON CAMPUS IS FOUND GROWING

BISHOP CRITICIZES CATHOLIC SCHOOLS; Assails Financing Methods -- Urges End of Raffles, Sales and Bazaars BISHOP CRITICIZES CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

U.S. SAYS SHASTRI IS STILL INVITED; White House Seeks to Make Up for Diplomatic Snub U.S. Says Shastri Is Still Invited; Seeks to Make Amends for Snub

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

Introducing Herman's Hermits

Goldfinger

The Return Of Roger Miller

The Rolling Stones; Now!

Historical Context for April 22, 1965