Govt officials and business leaders in gen accord with Govt rept, Business Council meeting

ECONOMISTS AGREE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT; Business Leaders Endorse Federal Optimism for '65 -Doubt Inflation Peril

USMC Band: 4 concerts in Tokyo canceled because of Japanese opposition to US over Vietnam policy

U.S. SAID TO BAR BOMBING OF HANOI; Sato Quotes Lodge as Also Pledging North Vietnam Will Not Be Occupied U.S. SAID TO BAR BOMBING OF HANOI

Addresses W Eurs by TV through Early Bird communications satellite; implicitly criticizes Pres de Gaulle policies as destructive of Atlantic unity

JOHNSON IMPLIES DE GAULLE PERILS ALLIANCE'S UNITY; 20th Anniversary of VE-Day Marked in Talk Beamed to Europe by Early Bird

Wagner again says new or increased taxes are needed to bridge $250-million gap but denies he has already proposed them; says only alternative is to cut budget, services and essential spending; he and fiscal aides conf with Dem Legis leaders on fiscal problems

MAYOR IS LOOKING FOR NEW CITY TAX THAT HURTS LEAST; He Says That Any Would Be Harmful, but Declares One Is Imperative $250 MILLION IS NEEDED Wagner Calls Budget Slash Only Alternative -- Denies Sending List to Albany MAYOR SEEKS TAX THAT HURTS LEAST

Sen R F Kennedy says US should have consulted OAS before sending troops, int; recalls late Pres Kennedy had OAS approval in '62 Cuban missile crisis; holds Adm did not consider implications of action, including possible damage to stability of friendly Latin-Amer govts

KENNEDY CRITICAL OF JOHNSON MOVE; Asserts O.A.S. Should Have Been Consulted Before Dominican Intervention KENNEDY CRITICAL OF JOHNSON MOVE

Erhard asks time to address Amers via Early Bird communications satellite

COMSAT IS FACING EQUAL-TIME ISSUE; Erhard Seeks to Address Americans Tomorrow COMSAT IS FACING EQUAL-TIME ISSUE

mistrial declared in Wilkins trial for murder of Mrs Liuzzo after jury repts 10-2 deadlock on 1st-degree manslaughter charge; jury voted against finding of 1st-or 2d-degree murder; illus; Atty Gen Flowers says state will seek retrial; Murphy comments; vows to 'blow Govt case out of water' next time; Shelton says Rowe will 'destroy himself; prosecution aide J B Gantt discloses FBI probed each of 100 prospective jurors for KKK affiliation; jury member E Sallee says jurors were insulted by Murphy's remarks on racial prejudice

A Mistrial in Liuzzo Case; Jury 10-2 For Conviction; Deadlock on Manslaughter Count Called Hopeless After 10-Hour Deliberation -- A New Trial Is Expected in Fall

Prime Min Smith wins sweeping election victory, wins all 50 Parliamentary seats his Rhodesian Front party contested; opposition Rhodesia party seen all but shattered; details; India withdraws mission

White Supremacist Wins in Rhodesia; WHITE LEADERS WIN IN RHODESIA

N Z harness horse Vanderford destroyed after going berserk on flight to US

Berserk Racehorse Killed Over Pacific; HORSE DESTROYED ON PACIFIC FLIGHT

left wing Laborites angered by compromise offer

Laborite Leftists Angered By Wilson Shift on Steel; Laborite Leftists Are Angered By Wilson Shift on Steel Policy

O.A.S. WEIGHS UNIT TO AID DOMINICANS IN FORMING REGIME; Committee Would Also Help to Arrange for Election -- New Junta Formed O.A.S. WEIGHS UNIT TO AID DOMINICANS

Marine Midland Trust Co of NY asks Fed Ct to order co reorgn under Fed bankruptcy law; petition holds co insolvent and unable to pay debts despite assets exceeding liabilities by over $1 million; bank has acted as trustee for sinking fund to which Webb & Knapp is committed to make payments on debenture bonds Issued in ' 54; acts after repts that other co creditors were about to accelerate claims; W Zeckendorf Sr pledges to cooperate with any reorgn ordered; says he and other co officers have drawn no salaries in last yr

Zeckendorf Bankruptcy Sought by Marine Bank; Bankruptcy of Zeckendorf Unit Sought by Marine Midland Bank

Spring Ignores Salute by City; First Lady Greeted by Chilly Rain on Her Tour Here Spring Ignores City's Salute As First Lady Tours in the Rain

scores Sen com proposals to investigate policies and end present program in '67, rept to HR; says no major changes have been proposed by Adm or surveys in recent yrs; minority rept calls program extravagant

SENATE'S AID PLAN SCORED IN HOUSE; Foreign Policy Panel Assails Proposal to End Program

Johnson declares Ger must be unified and 'shame' of Eastern zone ended, TV s to Eur via Early Bird satellite; says US will play full role in solution; W Ger Govt hails s

The Text of the President's Speech Recalling VE-Day

Communist leaders charge fruits of World War II victory are endangered by 'revisionist and revenge-seeking' W Ger, ss, E Berlin, on anniv

KOSYGIN ATTACKS U.S. IN BERLIN TALK; Marks Nazi Surrender Day by Scoring Vietnam Policy

communications satellite Molniya used for 1st time for Vladivostok-Moscow calls

Soviet Beams Phone Calls

Soviet War Sites Toured

Bonn Welcomes Stand

14 young people block US State Dept diplomatic entrance, Washington, to protest US policies

PROTEST GROUP SITS ON RUSK'S DOORSTEP

Heavy Fighting Reported Between Iraqis and Kurds

Pope exhorts Jesuits to battle against 'frightening peril' of atheism

JESUITS EXHORTED TO FIGHT ATHEISM; Peril Is 'Frightening,' Pope Tells Order's Delegates

The general congregation of the Society of Jesus comes at a time when many of the 36,000 members of the order are in a mood for change. But, with so many matters of ecclesiastical discipline left unsettled by the Ecumenical Council, the Jesuits are not sure how fast they should proceed in updating their society, which took the lead in combating the Reformation in 16th-century Europe.  

A Mood for Change

Rheims and school where Ger surrender was signed described; illus

Rheims 20, Years Later: Nazi End Unnoted; Few Pay Attention to Dusty Room Where Reich Surrendered

Senegal asks UN Security Council hear complaints of repeated airspace and territorial violations by Portugal

Senegal Asks U.N. Council Hear Complaint on Portugal

Harold Thomas William Hardinge, known as Wally Hardinge, was an English professional sportsman who played both cricket and association football for England. His professional cricket career lasted from 1902 to 1933 during which he played first-class cricket for Kent County Cricket Club and made one Test match appearance for England. He was described as being "for years ... one of the leading opening batsmen in England".

May 8, 1965

Headlines from May 8, 1965

ECONOMISTS AGREE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT; Business Leaders Endorse Federal Optimism for '65 -Doubt Inflation Peril

U.S. SAID TO BAR BOMBING OF HANOI; Sato Quotes Lodge as Also Pledging North Vietnam Will Not Be Occupied U.S. SAID TO BAR BOMBING OF HANOI

JOHNSON IMPLIES DE GAULLE PERILS ALLIANCE'S UNITY; 20th Anniversary of VE-Day Marked in Talk Beamed to Europe by Early Bird

MAYOR IS LOOKING FOR NEW CITY TAX THAT HURTS LEAST; He Says That Any Would Be Harmful, but Declares One Is Imperative $250 MILLION IS NEEDED Wagner Calls Budget Slash Only Alternative -- Denies Sending List to Albany MAYOR SEEKS TAX THAT HURTS LEAST

KENNEDY CRITICAL OF JOHNSON MOVE; Asserts O.A.S. Should Have Been Consulted Before Dominican Intervention KENNEDY CRITICAL OF JOHNSON MOVE

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

Introducing Herman's Hermits

The Sound Of Music

The Beach Boys Today!

Dear Heart

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 8, 1965