Southern Klan leaders see com probe aiding orgn; Shelton predicts doubling of Klan if com's 'prodding' continues; observers agree Klan leaders have been 'glorified' by sympathetic whites on their return from Washington; Klan gains from '21 Cong probe noted; Repr Weltner discounts probe as aid

KLAN LEADERS SAY INQUIRY AIDS THEM; Shelton Asserts 'Prodding' by House Panel Is Likely to Double Membership

Football, New York University's long-lost sport, returned to Ohio Field yesterday after a 19-year absence.  

Fordham Triumphs Over N.Y.U., 28 to 0; Fordham Spoils N.Y.U. Homecoming, 28-0

NEXT month Julie Harris will be 40. But hold your sad songs, at least until you are sure for whom the birthday bell tolls.  

Miss Harris; Julie Harris, Song And Dance Girl

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Goldwater says Genovese and R F Kennedy remarks on Vietnam come 'close to treason,' s, Albuquerque; queries why word 'extremism' is never used to describe protest actions

Goldwater Attacks Kennedy on Vietnam; GOLDWATER HITS KENNEDY STAND

BIG FLOW PLANNED; 3,000 to 4,000 to Be Admitted Monthly -- Kin Have Priority

Repr Patman scores apptmt of M M Kimbrel, former ABA pres, as 1st vp; says HR com will probe to see if mere is any conflict of interest; Fed Reserve spokesman says Govs Bd is satisfied there is none; Kimbrel succeeded H T Patterson on Sept 30, Patterson moving up to presidency on retirement of M Bryan, pres since '51; informed sources with central bank see Bryan missed; Kimbrel position seen key one in that he will not only be 2d in command in Atlanta bank but will represent it at meetings of Fed Open Mkt Com in absence of Patterson

PATMAN ASSAILS RESERVE SHUFFLE; Scores Choice of Ex-A.B.A. Head for Atlanta Post

Formation discussed; W P Reuther chmn, R W Boone exec dir; other leaders listed; UAW contributes $1-million

CIVIC HEADS UNITE TO FIGHT POVERTY; Reuther Heads a Nationwide Campaign of 125 Groups to Help Organize Poor 125 Groups and Leaders Will Combine Under Reuther to Organize Poor in Fight on Poverty

THEATER talk being a fairly reasonable commodity on Broadway, generally costing little more than a dinner, luncheon or cocktail, it not infrequently comes to nothing. This, hopefully, will not be the case with Alan Jay Lerner and producer Frederick Brisson who have run up more than the customary bill talking about a musical based on the life of the French couturiere, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel.  

New Musical For Lerner?; New Musical For Lerner?

A New Approach to Tickets

Govt announces plan to release 200,000 tons from strategic stockpile during '66; declines to link move to recent price rise

200,000 TONS IN '66; McNamara Discloses Decision to Release Portion of Stockpile U.S. to Release Some Aluminum; Denounces the Recent Price Rises

INDUSTRY IS ANGRY; Alcoa Asserts Plan to Dispose of Metal Is 'Precipitous' INDUSTRY IS ANGRY OVER METAL SALES

Mr. Skulnik; Skulnik: Better Than Sean Connery?

Winter Vacation Preview 1965

AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 6 -- Administration sources said today that the agreement for the airlift of Cubans to the United States did not point the way to a thaw in relations between Havana and Washington.

White House Finds No Sign of a Thaw In Cuban Relations; WHITE HOUSE SEES NO SIGN OF THAW

5 Draft Card Burners Doused at Rally; 5 Draft Card Burners Doused at Rally

Smith charges GB 'finally closed door' by insisting that royal comm, in canvassing opinion in Rhodesia, make it known that GB opposes white minority govt, lr to Wilson broadcast to nation; sees stand as tantamount to rejection of proposals agreed on in Salisbury talks; Rhodesia quiet; news of police activities banned under emergency proclamation; new order bans pub of any data on restricted areas and persons held in them; Rhodesian Broadcasting Co stops relaying news recd from BBC and S Africa; 350 cattle owned by white rancher reptd poisoned, Wedza dist

Rhodesian Asserts Britain Closes Door; RHODESIAN HOLDS BRITISH SHUT DOOR

2d vol of biog and critical study of Proust by L Bersani revd

IN PURSUIT OF THINGS PAST; MARCEL PROUST. Vol. II: The Later Years. By George D. Painter. Illustrated. 424 pp. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. $7.50. MARCEL PROUST: The Fictions of Life and Art. By Leo Bersani. 269 pp. New York: Oxford University Press. $6.50. In Pursuit of Things Past

SUKARNO PLEDGES TO PUNISH PARTY; Weighs 'Appropriate Action' for the Communists' Role in Attempted Coup SUKARNO PLEDGES TO PUNISH PARTY

rise in number of Negro orgns, estimated by some at 100, since Watts area not discussed; 1 rights leader says claims by numerous Negro orgns confuse situation; all orgns agree frustrations still remain; bid by some rights orgns to include Black Muslims in 'ethnic identity' programs noted; Communist party seen ineffective in influencing Negro; Aug looting scene illus

Negroes Still Angry and Jobless Three Months After Watts Riot; 3 Months After Riot, Negroes in Watts Area Are Still Resentful

Dartmouth's attack proved puzzling yesterday but Columbia agreed that the Indians must have been doing something right. The visitors from Hanover, N.H., overwhelmed the Lions, 47 to 0, at Baker Field and thus registered their seventh straight triumph.  

DARTMOUTH ROUTS COLUMBIA, 47 TO 0; 2 Touchdowns by Walton Lead the Indians to Their 7th Victory in Row

One of the sights that occasionally comes to the surface in the business world is that of a multibillion-dollar industry running scared.  

Pharmaceutical Industry Finds Congressional Study Unsettling; Pharmaceutical Industry Finds Congressional Study Unsettling

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Big London Stores Are Prize in British Proxy Fight; STORES ARE PRIZE IN PROXY BATTLE

Has the time arrived for banking the nation's roaring economic furnace?  

The Week in Finance; Curbs on Nation's Roaring Economy Are Discussed -- Aluminum War Begins WEEK IN FINANCE: WAR IN ALUMINUM

Stephen John Parkin is an English football manager and former player who played as a defender. As of 2021, he serves as the assistant manager at Wrexham. He played for Mansfield Town, Stoke City and West Bromwich Albion and has been manager of Barnsley, Mansfield Town and Rochdale.

Steve Parkin, English footballer and manager

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Sigrun Grau is a former East German middle distance athlete who was born in Neu Kaliß, Bezirk Schwerin. She started out as a 400 m hurdler in Schwerin and finished fourth at the 1981 European Junior Championships. She then switched clubs and changed to the 800 m like her new club mate, Christine Wachtel, who would also become her closest rival.

November 7, 1965

Headlines from November 7, 1965

KLAN LEADERS SAY INQUIRY AIDS THEM; Shelton Asserts 'Prodding' by House Panel Is Likely to Double Membership

Fordham Triumphs Over N.Y.U., 28 to 0; Fordham Spoils N.Y.U. Homecoming, 28-0

Miss Harris; Julie Harris, Song And Dance Girl

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Goldwater Attacks Kennedy on Vietnam; GOLDWATER HITS KENNEDY STAND

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

The In Crowd

Highway 61 Revisited

The Sound Of Music

Look At Us

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 7, 1965