air force C-54 with 68 aboard missing near CR; map

Argentine Plane Lost With 68; French Craft With 30 Crashes; 2 PLANES MISSING WITH 98 ABOARD

8 nonaligned members of Geneva conf draft resolution at UN Assembly against nuclear weapons spread; chance good for US and USSR acceptance; key point, for Geneva conf action, is that pact must allow 'no loopholes'; USSR seen able to view it as attack on W Ger access to nuclear arms through NATO nuclear force while US can contend that control over arms would not be surrendered to W Ger or other NATO members

8 NATIONS DRAFT ATOM-ARMS CURB; Resolution in U.N., Aimed at Halting Spread, May Get U.S.-Soviet Backing

official count is 197,638-195,951; Elections Bd sets recount on Periconi demand

RECOUNT ORDERED IN BRONX CONTEST; Badillo Given 2,000-Vote Margin Over Periconi -- Recanvass Tomorrow RECOUNT ORDERED IN BRONX CONTEST

new breed of Repub candidates who appeal for civil rights for Negroes seen emerging

NEGRO VOTE UPSET OFF-YEAR PATTERN; Combination With Reform G.O.P. Hurt Democrats

US sources rept Pres Johnson, in lr to Smith, warned of reprisals if Rhodesia declared independence, and stressed US support of GB; Wilson challenges Smith view that all Rhodesians would accept present Const; Rhodesia demands GB accept const amendments as condition for setting up royal comm

JOHNSON WARNING IN RHODESIA CRISIS DISCLOSED BY U.S.; Washington Believes Letter Softened Colony's Stand During Wilson's Visit TRADE BOYCOTT HINTED Smith Regime Is Demanding New British Concessions on Independence Study RHODESIA WARNED BY JOHNSON NOTE

Wagner and wife, Mayor-elect Lindsay and wife illus at mansion

LINDSAY CONFERS WITH WAGNER; JOHNSON PLEDGES HELP TO CITY; '66 GOVERNORSHIP RACE SHAPING; SHIFT AT CITY HALL

Election; Repubs win control of Sen, Dems retain Assembly control in 1st split Legis since '38; Sen div is 37 Repubs, 28 Dems; Assembly 89 Dems, 74 Repubs, 2 seats in doubt; election is 1st for expanded Legis under new redistricting

Divided Legislature Expected to Offer 2 Districting Plans; LEGISLATIVE SPLIT ON DISTRICTS SEEN

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Johnson sends wire to Lindsay, pledges cooperation; sends wire to Beame; no great damage to prestige seen because of his endorsement; Eisenhower sends wire to Lindsay

President Wires Winner And Loser in Mayor Race; PRESIDENT SENDS LINDSAY A WIRE

Rockefeller discounts his qualifications, press conf; Wagner, Nickerson still seen contenders; latter comments

GOVERNOR SCOFFS AT O'CONNOR RACE; Discounts Council President-Elect as Rival in 1966 -- Hails Lindsay's Victory

analysis of vote shows Lindsay cut into traditional Dem Jewish, Cath, Negro and Puerto Rican strength and drew heavily in Reform Dem areas; final tally shows Lindsay margin was 136,144, polling 1,166,915 votes to Beame's 1,030,771; Buckley recd 339,127 votes, Battista 11,618; table; Buckley took votes from both Beame and Lindsay; Conservative aide O'Doherty charges party's vote lagged because of what he calls Lindsay campaign to terrify Jews with 'images of Nazism'; Buckley comments; Liberal leaders hold party regained support since '61; hold Buckley largely inherited only Gerosa vote; vote in key dists compared with more traditional party-line vote; conclusions of pollsters J F Kraft and O Quayle noted

How Voter Swings Elected Lindsay; HOW VOTE SWINGS ELECTED LINDSAY

Wirtz proposes Fed-state-private 'human resources development program' to find jobs for 1 million hard-core unemployed, s, conf on employment called by Mayor Daley, Chicago

WIRTZ PROPOSES NEW JOINT DRIVE TO PROVIDE JOBS; Calls on Federal, State and Private Groups to Combat Hard-Core Unemployment

Lacerda reptdly will resign mo before term ends, reptdly to be able to criticize Govt more freely

Lacerda Reported Ready To Quit as Brazil Governor

J Bosch urges workers ignore Communist call for 2-day gen strike, radio s

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Rhodesia Imposes Conditions

LONDON, Nov. 3 -- Prime Minister Wilson challenged Prime Minister Smith today to prove his contention that Rhodesia's constitution could be accepted by the whole people, plack as well as white, as a basis for independence.  

Wilson Challenges Smith

U.S. Teacher Is Mr. Universe

Bosch urges workers ignore Communist call for 2-day gen strike, radio s; Garcia-Godoy holds principle of nonintervention 'sacred concept,'

DOMINICAN OPPOSES LATIN INTERVENTION

Many Notable Guests

ROMNEY ATTACKS JOHNSON'S POLICY

Premier Demirel pledges Govt will remain loyal to Western allies but will seek better ties with USSR, s, Natl Assembly

New Turkish Premier Gives Assembly His Policy Outline

Boeing and Martin-Marietta named to develop competing plans for SRAM

ARMY IS SEEKING NEW HELICOPTER; Lockheed Picked to Develop Heavily Armed Craft

30 soldiers killed in crash landing, French Somaliland

30 Killed in Somaliland Crash

M Oppenheimer weds, Johannesburg; greeted by crowd of whites and nonwhites; illus; was reptdly embarrassed by scrutiny of guest list on repts it would be multiracial

She Is Wed to Rugby Star in Cathedral in Johannesburg.

3 bombing attacks reptd on homes of anti-Peronists, Corrientes

Anti-Peronists Are Targets Of Bombings in Argentina

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November 4, 1965

Headlines from November 4, 1965

Argentine Plane Lost With 68; French Craft With 30 Crashes; 2 PLANES MISSING WITH 98 ABOARD

8 NATIONS DRAFT ATOM-ARMS CURB; Resolution in U.N., Aimed at Halting Spread, May Get U.S.-Soviet Backing

RECOUNT ORDERED IN BRONX CONTEST; Badillo Given 2,000-Vote Margin Over Periconi -- Recanvass Tomorrow RECOUNT ORDERED IN BRONX CONTEST

NEGRO VOTE UPSET OFF-YEAR PATTERN; Combination With Reform G.O.P. Hurt Democrats

JOHNSON WARNING IN RHODESIA CRISIS DISCLOSED BY U.S.; Washington Believes Letter Softened Colony's Stand During Wilson's Visit TRADE BOYCOTT HINTED Smith Regime Is Demanding New British Concessions on Independence Study RHODESIA WARNED BY JOHNSON NOTE

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

The In Crowd

Highway 61 Revisited

The Sound Of Music

Look At Us

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 4, 1965