MOVE TO EQUALIZE TAXES CONSIDERED; White House Studies Excise Cuts on Jan. 1 to Offset Social Security Rise MOVE TO EQUALIZE TAXES IS WEIGHED

Bossard gets 21-yr jail term for selling secrets to USSR; pleaded guilty on 5 counts; case embarrasses Govt because he was working in Aviation Min despite earlier conviction of fraud and record of paid propaganda work for Nazis; Sgt Allen gets 10-yr jail term for 'hawking' secrets to London embassies of Middle East countries; Wilson orders probe

Wilson Orders Spying Inquiry; 2 Britons Get Long Sentences; Wilson Orders Spying inquiry; 2 Britons Get Long Sentences

attendance for 1st 20 days 22% below '64 period; Fed-state area pavilions reprs discuss admission rate cut

Fair Attendance Is 22% Lower Than in First 20 Days Last Year; FAIR ATTENDANCE 22% UNDER 1964'S

Repubs hail decision; see election victory; Dem leaders stung; score ct; Brydges, Ingalls, Rockefeller, Lefkowitz, Repub Chmn Spad, Zaretzki comment; some Dem Assemblymen, mainly Reformers, Negroes, Puerto Ricans, privately pleased because their chances are better under Plan A than under Dem plan

Joyful Republicans Look For Victory at the Polls; Some Democrats Are Privately Pleased by U.S. Court's Backing for Plan A, but Most Are Bitter and Glum

Wagner, in unusual move, will propose Legis make final decision on whether to raise $250 million by borrowing or by levying new taxes; Beame scores borrowing as threat to city's credit

CITY BUDGET GAP PUT UP TO STATE; Wagner Plans Unusual Step of Letting Albany Decide on Raising $250 Million CITY BUDGET GAP PUT UP TO STATE

Donovan announces he will resign from bd and from pres post June 30 even if re-elected; says he does not think it fair to remain as 'second-guesser' to successor; denies decision is based on reptd opposition or bad health; bd member repts Donovan would have faced pub opposition from some members had he refused to resign

DONOVAN LEAVING EDUCATION BOARD AT END OF JUNE; President Cites Family and Business Obligations -- Elections Due Today

3-judge Fed ct orders election be held Nov 2 under Repub Reapportionment Plan A even though it was invalidated by NYS Appeals Ct; another election to be held in '66

DECISION IS 2 TO 1; Order Applies Only to 1965 -- Winners to Serve One Year U.S. COURT ORDERS A STATE ELECTION

Wessin y Wessin reptdly changes mind after agreeing to resign as conciliatory move; rebels agreed to peace talks with Imbert if Wessin y Wessin, Santos and Commodore Rivera resign; tension eases; US mil parade illus; few businesses open in city; junta reptdly asked peace talks through Clarizio and Mora; Caamano makes strong anti-Communist statement; rebel Communists believed going into background; rebels and junta troops clash on city outskirts; rebels free 3 US mil personnel

Wessin Agrees to Resign, Then Changes His Mind; WESSIN REPORTED DECIDING TO STAY

city asks US to approve 'heart' of its antipoverty program-community action program; this covers 30 proposals, will cost $18,172,829 being sought from US; community action will give poor power to solve own problems; structure of city agencies to be changed so that poor will be represented; community action is only part of city's over-all program; program revd; partial list of components of Community Progress Centers, with their budgets

City's Antipoverty Drive Approaches Action Stage; City's $18 Million Antipoverty Drive Approaching Action Stage

OAS, 14-3, votes extension of peace com mandate to help restore govt machinery and lay basis for elections; com will be pol counterpart of mil force; OAS, 15-5, defeats Mex resolution for immediate US withdrawal; Caamano Govt protests Bonilla status as OAS repr; threatens to boycott OAS peace talks; demands OAS recognize Dr A Rosario as repr; 10 nations reptdly will contribute to force; US affirms refusal to recognize Caamano Govt

O.A.S. TRUCE UNIT GETS NEW POWER; Mission, in 14-3 Vote, Told to Assume Responsibility in Dominican Crisis O.A.S. TRUCE BODY GETS NEW POWERS

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Apptd to Equal Employment Opportunity Comm

Franklin Roosevelt Jr. to Head Equal Job Opportunity Agency; Panel, Created in Rights Act, Will Begin Work in July -- Other Members Named RIGHTS POST GOES TO ROOSEVELT JR.

Sec Nitze urges USN personnel whose terms of duty are expiring to extend tours of duty to meet heavy US commitments

NAVY ASKS ITS MEN TO STAY IN SERVICE; Urges Extension of Tours to Meet 'Present Challenge'

State prosecutor demands death penalty for Lotz and wife for spying and trying to murder Ger scientists in UAR; asks 15 yrs for Kiesow

CAIRO ASKS DEATH FOR 2 IN SPY CASE; German Couple Accused of Trying to Kill Rocket Men

Deputy Premier Gen Lo Jui-ching, says China will not go to war against US unless attacked, article in Red Flag

PEKING GIVES STAND ON ATTACK ON U.S.

EEC Parliament calls for more trade with Communists countries

Common Market Countries ASK More Trade With Reds

Brooklyn Navy Man Drowns

Uruguay, USSR and Cuba score US policy, ECLA conf, Mex City

U.S. ATTACKED ANEW AT TALKS IN MEXICO

USSR Premier Kosygin and Min Gromyko accept inv to visit

Russians to Visit Ghana

Fear of Brit embargo on purchases may influence Rhodesia's declaration of independence; embargo would be econ disaster

ROLE OF TOBACCO VITAL IN RHODESIA; Key Export May Be Lost if Independence Is Seized

antimissile missile, other missiles shown in operation on Moscow TV

SOVIET FILM SHOWS MISSILES IN ACTION

U.S. PSYCHOLOGIST KILLED INETHIOPIAI; New Jersey Native Is Victim When Light Plane Crashes

demonstrators, Tripoli, charge Govt illegally declares progressive candidates defeated; business and pub services paralyzed

Libyans Protest Election, Halting Business in Tripoli

Greek and Turkish foreign mins agree to seek peaceful solution, conf, London; Martin to spur conciliation efforts

May 11, 1965

Headlines from May 11, 1965

MOVE TO EQUALIZE TAXES CONSIDERED; White House Studies Excise Cuts on Jan. 1 to Offset Social Security Rise MOVE TO EQUALIZE TAXES IS WEIGHED

Wilson Orders Spying Inquiry; 2 Britons Get Long Sentences; Wilson Orders Spying inquiry; 2 Britons Get Long Sentences

Fair Attendance Is 22% Lower Than in First 20 Days Last Year; FAIR ATTENDANCE 22% UNDER 1964'S

Joyful Republicans Look For Victory at the Polls; Some Democrats Are Privately Pleased by U.S. Court's Backing for Plan A, but Most Are Bitter and Glum

CITY BUDGET GAP PUT UP TO STATE; Wagner Plans Unusual Step of Letting Albany Decide on Raising $250 Million CITY BUDGET GAP PUT UP TO STATE

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

Introducing Herman's Hermits

The Sound Of Music

The Beach Boys Today!

Dear Heart

Historical Context for May 11, 1965