KEATING IS VICTOR IN COURT CONTEST; Ex-Senator Tops McGivern for Appeals Bench in Sole Statewide Election

Republicans won the borough presidency on Staten Island last night for the first time in a dozen years, but in the early hours this morning appeared in danger of losing their Bronx Borough presidency.

Maniscalco Loses on S.I.; Badillo Leading in Bronx; MANISCALCO LOSES PRESIDENCY OF S.I.

ASSEMBLY IS CLOSE; Republicans Retake the Upper House by Bare Majority G.O.P. RECAPTURES SENATE IN ALBANY

Dist Atty O'Connor elected City Council Pres

SEESAW CONTEST; Vote Is Tightest Here in Quarter Century -- 13% for Buckley Lindsay Defeats Beame in Close Mayoral Race; O'Connor and Procaccino Victors BUCKLEY RECEIVES 13% OF THE VOTE Nation Studies Tight Battle for Mayor for a Trend in Fight Within G.O.P.

Vote in Connecticut: A Series of Upsets; Democrat Wins in New Haven; Waterbury Elects Republican

Sukarno and Subandrio meet with Amb Yao in reptd attempt to repair ties damaged by anti-Chinese feeling; Malaysian radio repts mob hauled down flag on Chinese consulate, Medan, Sumatra

REDS' JAVA REVOLT IS SAID TO WIDEN IN TWO DIRECTIONS; Battle by 500 Communists in the East Reported, With Terrorism in West REDS' JAVA REVOLT IS SAID TO WIDEN

Amb Seydoux (France), charging waste of funds, proposes com of 12 experts to make up balance sheet of indebtedness and make recommendations on economies through elimination of duplication, s, Assembly com; says France will not refuse support when finances are on healthier basis; Yugoslavia makes $100,000 voluntary contribution

FRANCE SAYS U.N. WASTES ITS FUNDS; Seydoux Starts Campaign to Reduce Extra Reports and Useless Meetings FRANCE SAYS U.N. WASTES ITS FUNDS

other winners are Burrows, McInerney, Van Cott, Sinsheimer, Cerosky, Biondo; McInerney is only Dem to win

Michaelian Is Re-Elected; Michaelian Re-Elected in Westchester as G.O.P. Retains Control of Supervisors

Suffolk Elects Aspland; ASPLAND WINNER IN SUFFOLK VOTING

Burns self to death in front of Pentagon, Washington DC, to protest US policy in Vietnam; 1-yr-old daughter, with him at time, unhurt; wife issues statement

War Critic Burns Himself To Death Outside Pentagon; Baby of Quaker Escapes Unharmed -- Wife Says He Was Protesting Loss of Life and Suffering in Vietnam VIETNAM WAR FOE BURNS TO DEATH

Econ Opportunity Office asks Justice Dept probe findings of auditors; still deferring $1 million in Fed aid pending acceptance of new mgt and fiscal controls

Justice Department Is Asked to Review Haryou Fund Audit; U. S. STUDY ASKED OF HARYOU AUDIT

Water Bond Issue Endorsed Heavily; Voters Approve Bond Issue of $1 Billion to Combat Pollution of Waters in the State 2 HOUSING LOANS APPEAR DEFEATED Victory Is Predicted for a Constitution Convention -- Other Issues Backed

Election; record vote cast; early returns show gains for Eshkol's Mapait-Ahdut Avoda party alignment, few seats for Ben Gurion's Rafi party

ESHKOL'S FORCES GAIN IN ELECTION; Margin in Knesset Widens -- Ben-Gurion Set Back ESHKOL'S FORCES GAIN IN ELECTION

Conservative party, organized in '62 to counterbalance Liberal party influence, wins record vote in NYC mayoral election, topping combined Liberal party-Ind Citizens Party vote; Conservative vote size seen foreshadowing trouble for Repubs

Conservative Vote Sets Record Here; RECORD SET IN CITY BY CONSERVATIVES

results; Cahn defeats Gibbons, 235,290 to 225,142; Conservative F C Bouse gets 20,543 votes; Sheriff Maher re-elected; Repubs retain Supervisors Bd control; other results

G.O.P. Prevails in Nassau; MOST RACES WON BY G.O.P. IN NASSAU

Election results; Hughes wins landslide victory; sweeps Dems to power in both houses of Legis for 1st time since '13; sweep extends to Repub stronghold of Bergen County, where Dems take control for 1st time in modern times

A SWEEP IN JERSEY; Democrats Capture 2 Houses for First Time Since '13 Jersey Democrats Sweep to Victory in the State House and in the Legislature HUGHES ROLLS UP A RECORD MARGIN Gives Party Longest Tenure in Governor's Office in the 20th Century

mil action detailed; 2 Amers rescued by helicopter after crash-landing 50 mi from Saigon

U.S. PILOT RESCUED OFF NORTH VIETNAM

2 U.S. Welfare Posts Filled

Gen Walt says victory depends on decision soon on whether US and S Vietnam will go 'all the way,'

General Says U.S. Has to Go 'All Out' To Win in Vietnam

Article on language improvised by US soldiers in Vietnam

G.I. s Vocabulary in Vietnam Is Beaucoup Exotic

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friend says Morrison wanted to immolate self in '64

Previous Incident Recalled

Voters ratify const amendment extending state-guaranteed development loans to recreational projects

Maine for Recreation Loans

Min Couve de Murville ends talks in USSR without reaching accord on new approach to Ger problem, communique

French and Russians End Talks Without Advance on Big Issues

Bohlen Taking Home Leave

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November 3, 1965

Headlines from November 3, 1965

KEATING IS VICTOR IN COURT CONTEST; Ex-Senator Tops McGivern for Appeals Bench in Sole Statewide Election

Maniscalco Loses on S.I.; Badillo Leading in Bronx; MANISCALCO LOSES PRESIDENCY OF S.I.

ASSEMBLY IS CLOSE; Republicans Retake the Upper House by Bare Majority G.O.P. RECAPTURES SENATE IN ALBANY

SEESAW CONTEST; Vote Is Tightest Here in Quarter Century -- 13% for Buckley Lindsay Defeats Beame in Close Mayoral Race; O'Connor and Procaccino Victors BUCKLEY RECEIVES 13% OF THE VOTE Nation Studies Tight Battle for Mayor for a Trend in Fight Within G.O.P.

Vote in Connecticut: A Series of Upsets; Democrat Wins in New Haven; Waterbury Elects Republican

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

The In Crowd

Highway 61 Revisited

The Sound Of Music

Look At Us

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 3, 1965