Johnson Picks Unit On Farm Problems; Johnson Appoints Farm Study Panel

Margaret arrives, Kennedy Airport, with husband and party; greeted by C Ford; leaves for San Francisco; illus

Margaret Begins First Visit to U.S.; MARGARET BEGINS FIRST VISIT TO U.S.

HANOI UNIT FALLS INTO U.S. AMBUSH; 2 Outnumbered G.I. Platoons Suffer Light Casualties During 3-Hour Battle

A Rose warns Dems not to take Liberal party for granted; party seen 'not enamored' with O'Connor; Rose says it will back candidate consistent with Liberal principles or run own

Liberals Warn Democrats '66 Backing Is Uncertain; LIBERALS CAUTION DEMOCRATS ON '66

Audit and Control Dept charges Pub Works Dept wastes millions of dollars annually, rept on 1-mo probe of bidding on state pub works and rd contracts in NYC met dist; charges lack of pub bidding, overcharges for labor, failure to pass on discount savings to NYS and overcharges because of incorrect ins rates; other irregularities detailed; rept prepared by Controller Levitt

STATE AUDIT FINDS MILLIONS WASTED; Report Assails Public Works on Road Contracts -- Loss Put at 30 Million a Year

Lindsay says there will be 'very few' carryovers from Wagner adm; will stress young men in key posts; says 30-35 of his storefront campaign hqs will be local Mayor's offices on neighborhood basis

Mollen Invited by Lindsay To Pick a Post With City; Mayor-elect Reports He Told Running Mate to Think Offer Over MOLLEN IS INVITED TO PICK CITY POST

high Govt source concedes Budget Bur has told Econ Opportunity Office it would prefer less stress on policy-making by poor in community action programs; denies bur cut funds for such projects by $35 million; says bur did suggest using working figure of $650 million instead of full $685 million to provide contingency fund and more flexibility; bur interprets legis provision for 'maximum feasible participation' of poor to mean using poor to carry out program, not to design it; some see bur under pressure from mayors, most of whom are Dems, who see threat to pol security if poor develop into militant lobbies; Econ Opportunity Office issues memo to community action projects on how they may by-pass local agencies and get funds directly from Washington

WIDE POLICY ROLE FOR POOR OPPOSED BY BUDGET BUREAU; Antipoverty Agency Is Urged to Put More Emphasis on Jobs at Operating Level WIDE POLICY ROLE FOR POOR OPPOSED

Wagner stresses own role in naming candidate; says he has not talked to anyone about himself; says O'Connor must be considered

Wagner Plans a Role in Naming Party's Candidate for Governor; WAGNER TO PLAY ROLE IN POLITICS

O'Connor to offer own program; will press it only when Lindsay program 'needs improvement,'

O'CONNOR DRAFTS HIS OWN PROGRAM FOR CITY COUNCIL; Democrat, Who Led Lindsay at Polls, Will Also Act as Fiscal Watchdog

NYC Marine and Aviation Dept grants NY Airways 1-yr license to operate from atop Pan Am Bldg

Pan Am's Heliport Is Approved; Copter Flights Start Next Month; PAN AM HELIPORT WINS APPROVAL

de Gaulle announces he will seek re-election, sees crisis if he leaves post, TV s; victory seen certain; he is expected to retire before end of term

DE GAULLE TO RUN; WARNS OF A CRISIS IF HE LOSES OFFICE; In Emotion-Charged TV Talk, He Asks France to Retain Him in Dec. 5 Election

Wilson orders Parliament kept in session because of Rhodesian crisis

Commons Kept in Session To Act if Rhodesia Cuts Tie; COMMONS AWAITS MOVE BY RHODESIA

Quill submits 'modest request' for 2-yr contract, estimated by NYCTA to cost $250 million; seeks 4-day, 32-hr wk with no loss in take-home pay, 30% pay rise, 6 wks vacation after 1 yr, other benefits; invites Mayor-elect Lindsay, Gov Rockefeller, R Moses and NY Port Auth exec dir Tobin to send reprs to contract talks; suggests TB&TA and NY Port Auth help meet some of costs of transit lines; says union has called in economist L Keyserling to document its case for improved wages, has extended strike deadline from midnight New Yr's Eve to 5 AM Jan 1; bars further extensions; Chmn O'Grady 'flabbergasted' by demands; rejects proposal to bring outsiders into talks; Amalgamated Transit Union asks 30% wage rise and 5-day, 30-hr wk without cut in pay

QUILL ASKS PACT PUT AT 250 MILLION BY TRANSIT BODY; Congratulates Lindsay and Urges Him to Send Aide to Talks, Noting Deadline

HAVANA, Nov. 4 -- Seated in his air-conditioned office on the sixth floor of the Cuban Communist party headquarters, Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, one of the Government's principal economic planners, clasped his hands tightly in front of him and said:  

Cuba's Economic Planners Impeded by Uncertain Resources

95th Cosmos Launched

 Project Cheer John'

10 leaflets calling for assassination because of Vietnam war found, Wakefield, Mass; signed by Harvard Council for Restoring United States Democracy

Johnson's Death Urged

2 US helicopters crash in midair near Ankhe killing all 9 aboard

Copter Collision Kills 9

N Vietnam press says in effect that pause in US bombing would not lead to talks

Hanoi Says Halt in Bombing Would Not Lead to Talks

Backing at Syracuse

pacifists M P Edelman, T C Cornell, R Lisker and D McReynolds announce plans to burn draft cards in Union Sq rally, news conf sponsored by Com for Nonviolent Action; coordinator R Lyttle tells of plans to keep newsmen at distance during burnings to prevent crush that balked earlier demonstration

4 Planning to Burn Draft Cards Here Tomorrow

Border Actions Controversial

Edward Kennedysin Hong Kong

inflation seen major peril; budget seen at 46-billion plasters, with US providing 11 billion; Govt seen printing money to meet deficit

INFLATION A PERIL IN SOUTH VIETNAM; U.S. Helps Saigon Wage War on Economic Front

Tour Started in June

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November 5, 1965

Headlines from November 5, 1965

Johnson Picks Unit On Farm Problems; Johnson Appoints Farm Study Panel

Margaret Begins First Visit to U.S.; MARGARET BEGINS FIRST VISIT TO U.S.

HANOI UNIT FALLS INTO U.S. AMBUSH; 2 Outnumbered G.I. Platoons Suffer Light Casualties During 3-Hour Battle

Liberals Warn Democrats '66 Backing Is Uncertain; LIBERALS CAUTION DEMOCRATS ON '66

STATE AUDIT FINDS MILLIONS WASTED; Report Assails Public Works on Road Contracts -- Loss Put at 30 Million a Year

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

The In Crowd

Highway 61 Revisited

The Sound Of Music

Look At Us

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 5, 1965