Dr K Clark accuses Haryou-Act exec dir Wingate of 'black McCarthyism' for warning on Harlem 'Five Percenters'; Repr Powell says he knows nothing about new group, news conf; Haryou bd chmn Rev Callender says he believes there are less than 100 card-carrying members but cautions against minimizing concern about them; Natl Urban League exec dir Young also concerned with Wingate statement; fears it will increase 'nervousness of police,'

WINGATE CALLED A SCARE-MONGER; Haryou Chief Criticized for Warning on Hate Group

Lindsay campaign; Lindsay calls candidate Buckley extremist, not conservative, press conf with Costello; charges st campaign is racist, cites harassment; issues paper on finances

COSTELLO ASSERTS VOTE FOR BUCKLEY IS ANTI-CATHOLIC; Says Conservative Opposes Church Stand on the Poor, Minorities and U.N.

DREW WILL DROP VIETCONG BACKER; Instructor Had Voiced His Support at Teach-in

USSR to send 4 specialists to Asian Development Bank meeting, Bangkok, to prepare bank charter; bank was proposed in '63 by ECAFE; reprs from US and 20 other nations to attend; Asst Sec Trued to head US group; US hopeful USSR will back Johnson Apr 7 call for internatl effort to aid SE Asia

RUSSIANS TO JOIN ASIAN BANK TALK; Washington Hopeful Soviet Will Back Johnson Plan RUSSIANS TO JOIN ASIAN BANK TALK

Cooper challenges Adm claim that recent contract does not exceed Adm guidepost; says it will raise payroll costs at least 3.5%

Government to Hold Wage-Price Guide; Steel Aide Critical; U.S. to Hold Wage-Price Guide; Steel Aide Critical of Restraint

US colls debate on US policy; demonstrations by students and others; demonstrations protesting US involvement in Vietnam held throughout US as part of wk-end of such protests planned largely by Natl Coordinating Com to End War in Vietnam; demonstrations in NYC, Phila, Chicago, Columbus, Ohio, and Ann Arbor, Mich, detailed; 38, including 4 Mich U teachers, held; US flag desecrated, Ann Arbor; NYC rally held at Selective Service induction center; D Miller, 22-yr-old pacifist, burns draft card in view of Fed agents; int; CCNY rally noted; Iowa State U students back US policy; NYS Sup Ct rejects ACLU appeal against ban on Central Pk rally; Appellate Div rejects bid for immediate appeal; US State Dept says protests reflect 'infinitesimal fraction' of US opinion; Taylor, on tour explaining US policy, warns protests may prolong war by persuading Communists there is 'real div' of US strength, s, Chicago; Morse defends demonstrations, s, Washington; Drew U to drop instructor J G Mellen, who backed Vietcong in Sept 30 teach-in; Mellen comments

POLICY IN VIETNAM SCORED IN RALLIES THROUGHOUT U.S.; March to Base at Oakland Halted by Police -- 38 Arrested in Michigan

M Sholokhov wins '65 Nobel Prize for Literature

Nobel Prize Is Won By Soviet Novelist; NOBEL PRIZE WON BY SOVIET AUTHOR

Other foreign reaction to crisis and US policy; Min Roa (Cuba) angrily denounces US policy, s, UN Assembly; Goldberg defends US, repeats US willingness to begin unconditional talks, blames N Vietnam for continued war

HAVANA WILL CALL ANTI-U.S. MEETING, CUBAN TELLS U.N.; Goldberg and Chief Aides in First Such Action by U.S., Shun Roa Speech

Beame campaign; Beame offers narcotics program, press conf; urges strengthening Human Relations Comm; backs replacing W 28th St swimming pool; backed by UFA, LI Star-Journal, LI Daily Press, SI Advance; J F Kennedy Ind Dem Club withdraws support; Roosevelt-Wilson club defeats like move

BEAME'S BACKERS CLAIM 45% OF VOTE; Democrat Poll Gives Lindsay 40% and Buckley 15% -- Close Race Is Indicated

Prince Felix Youssoupoff sues CBS for $1.5 million, charging TV film depicting his role in Rasputin's assassination was unauthorized, partly inaccurate and invasion of privacy; scores film's contention that he used his wife, Princess Irina, as 'seductive bait' in assassination

A Rasputin Assassin Is Here to Sue C.B.S.; Prince, in Court, Sees TV Film He Says Invaded Privacy

INDONESIANS BURN A CHINESE SCHOOL; One Student Reported Killed and 200 Hurt in Battle at Jakarta University

RC Ecumenical Council approves, 1,763-250, declaration decrying anti-Semitism and denying collective Jewish guilt for Crucifixion; approved version seen weaker than '64 text; Amer Jewish Com execs Shuster and Abram, Amer Jewish Cong pres Prinz and Natl Council of Chs pres Mueller hail decree; bishops get anti-Semitic tracts from 30 allegedly Christian orgns

Council's Final Approval Voted for Text on Jews; TEXT ON THE JEWS VOTED BY COUNCIL

US pressing for mid-Nov meeting of defense mins to study creating nuclear coordinating com; all but some smaller members such as Portugal and Iceland reptdly interested; France expected to boycott any conf; timing held significant in light of de Gaulle expected re-election as Pres Dec 5 and Dec Mins Council session at which he would be expected to submit proposals; State Dept officials confirm US hopes for conf but deny it is related to de Gaulle criticism of NATO or designed to 'steal march' on him

NATO TALK SOUGHT ON ATOM PLANNING; U.S. Presses for a Session to Deal With Suggestions for Coordinating Body NATO TALK SOUGHT ON ATOM PLANNING

10,000 TURN BACK IN A COAST MARCH; Police Halt Demonstrators on Way to Oakland Base

Sen Stennis urges Adm crush antidraft movement

Stennis Attacks Antidraft Drive as 'Conspiracy'; Senator Says Attempt to Balk Induction Is a Violation of Existing Federal Law

Vietcong Spring Ambush

Mil action in S Vietnam; Vietcong clashes with US and S Vietnam troops in various areas detailed; 4 helicopters downed, Bindhdinh Prov; Vietcong ambushes Govt unit 120 mi W of Saigon, inflicts heavy casualties

4 U.S. HELICOPTERS DOWN IN VIETNAM; Airmobile Craft Are Struck in Binhdinh Operation

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Vietcong appeal for 1-hr gen strike in S Vietnam provokes no response

VIETCONG APPEAL FOR STRIKE FAILS; Nation Carries On as Usual in Hour Set for Walkout

teach-in protesting war held, Keio U, Tokyo

Tokyo Teach-In

India and Pakistan charge cease-fire violations

AYUB MAY MEET JOHNSON IN U.S.; Pakistanis Report Leader Is Weighing Trip Soon

India Charges Air Attack

Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko will make a four-day stopover in Cuba next week before returning to Moscow from attendance of the United Nations General Assembly, Mr. Gromyko s aides said last night.  

Gromyko Leaving Tuesday For 4-Day Visit to Cuba

Srinagar Grim and Embittered Despite Kashmir's October Glow

comment on life in Soweto, twp outside Johannesburg where over 500,000 Africans live

Johannesburg's Annex; The 500,000 Blacks of Soweto Share In City's Work but Not in Its Life

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October 16, 1965

Headlines from October 16, 1965

WINGATE CALLED A SCARE-MONGER; Haryou Chief Criticized for Warning on Hate Group

COSTELLO ASSERTS VOTE FOR BUCKLEY IS ANTI-CATHOLIC; Says Conservative Opposes Church Stand on the Poor, Minorities and U.N.

DREW WILL DROP VIETCONG BACKER; Instructor Had Voiced His Support at Teach-in

RUSSIANS TO JOIN ASIAN BANK TALK; Washington Hopeful Soviet Will Back Johnson Plan RUSSIANS TO JOIN ASIAN BANK TALK

Government to Hold Wage-Price Guide; Steel Aide Critical; U.S. to Hold Wage-Price Guide; Steel Aide Critical of Restraint

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

Look At Us

The In Crowd

The Sound Of Music

Highway 61 Revisited

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 16, 1965