Finance Dir Goodman says strike costs city govt nearly $2-million a day in taxes; details on econ effects; NYS Sen Schwartz holds Pres Johnson should declare city disaster area because of econ havoc

DAILY COST TO CITY PUT AT $6-MILLION; $4-Million Laid to Overtime and Rest to Tax Losses  Stores Are Hard Hit DAILY COST TO CITY PUT AT $6-MILLION

Humphrey accepts, for Johnson, pledges stating 477,000 students in 322 univs and colls back Adm policy; Youth Crusade for Freedom in Vietnam, sponsored by Young Amers for Freedom, set rallies in 9 cities to show support for Adm

477,000 Students Listed as Favoring Policy on Vietnam; STUDENTS SUPPORT POLICY IN VIETNAM

Sup Ct holds Supervisors Bd apportionment is unconst and violates US Sup Ct 1-man, 1-vote edict, Greenburgh suit; refuses to recommend plan or set effective date; holds Supervisors and NYS Legis need more time to find remedy; denies plea to have consts of White Plains, New Rochelle, Rye, Peekskill, Mt Vernon and Yonkers declared unconst insofar as they dictate multiple supervisors each has

Westchester Told It Must Redistrict; WESTCHESTER TOLD TO REAPPORTION

JOHNSON SENDS WIRTZ TO TRANSIT PARLEY AFTER LINDSAY ASKS AID IN ENDING STRIKE; CITY IS CHOKED BY ITS 'LONGEST RUSH HOUR'; NO U.S. FUND OFFER Mayor Hints Authority May Move to Free Jailed Union Men Johnson Sends Wirtz to Transit Talks After Lindsay Asks for Help to End Strike LABOR SECRETARY TELLS OF CONCERN But Offers No U.S. Money  Labor Seeks Release of Quill and Eight

carpooling lags, especially among Nassau and Westchester residents

Roads Jammed 6 Hours; Staggered Timetable Fails; SNARLED TRAFFIC PERSISTS 6 HOURS Car Pools Appear to Lag  Commuter Railroads Setting Records

SOVIET ARMS AIDES ON HANOI MISSION; Missile Expert in Shelepin Group Belief Grows Its Aim Is Help in War Missile Expert Is With Shelepin On Mission to North Vietnam

bd says hs students unable to reach regular schools may attend hss closest to home; hs teachers to follow similar plan; principals told to prepare special teaching programs for displaced students; absentee rate details; UFT calls bd's directives 'pub relations gimmick,'

NEAREST SCHOOLS OPEN TO STUDENTS; City Says Those Who Can't Get to Regular High Schools May Shift STRIKE TO SHUFFLE CITY HIGH SCHOOLS

com votes to cite Imperial Wizard Shelton and 6 other United Klans leaders for contempt of Cong for refusal to produce records in response to '65 subpoenas; list; leaders of Original Knights called but refuse to testify; FBI says 20 members of Miss White Knights of KKK have been subpoenaed; Bogalusa Daily News denies Blumberg charge

HOUSE UNIT VOTES CONTEMPT ACTION FOR 7 KLAN CHIEFS; Citations Sought for Refusal to Produce Records Under Subpoena in Inquiry HOUSE UNIT SEEKS 7 KLAN CITATIONS

US officials believe Israel has ordered 30 IRBMs from France; move seen indicating intention to develop atomic weapons

ISRAEL SAID TO BUY FRENCH MISSILES; Medium-Range Weapon Is Still Being Developed ISRAEL SAID TO BUY FRENCH MISSILES

Michael J. Quill was resting comfortably in Bellevue Hos- pital last night, but was still in serious condition after an afternoon marked by "exaggerated" reports that he had suffered serious reverses and complications.  

Doctor Says Quill Had Minor Setback; QUILL'S SETBACK IS CALLED MINOR 

Drs R Hunter and I Macalpine hold he was not insane but suffered from rare metabolic disorder porphyria, article in Brit Med Journal; journal, in ed, says 'high degree of probability' must be accorded new evidence; drs aided in research by Queen Elizabeth II, findings challenged by Amer profs H Ausubel and H Scheinberg; George por

King George III Was Not Insane, British Doctors Say After Study; 2 Psychiatrists Report That Records Indicate He Had Rare Metabolic Disease GEORGE III SANE, 2 DOCTORS ASSERT

armed forces rebel against Govt order assigning leaders to posts abroad; seize Govt TV-radio station; charge Garcia-Godoy opens way to Communist seizure, communique broadcast from San Isidro air base; reptdly move on Pres Palace; map; rebels gather at Caamano home; OAS force takes no action; US Amb Bunker stands by; Govt transfer list of 34 key mil and rebel officers includes Rivera and Caamano

Dominican Armed Forces Rebel; REGIME IS DEFIED Broadcast Denounces Order Exiling Chiefs of Rival Factions DOMINICAN TROOPS DEFY PRESIDENT

SNCC urges all Amers to seek work in civil rights movement as 'valid alternative to draft, statement read by J Lewis

RIGHTS UNIT SAYS U.S. IS AGGRESSOR; Questions Capital's Sincerity on Vietnam and Negro

Coups, Dahomey Style; Three African Take-Overs Represent Military Opposition to Economic Drift

Brit Prime Min Wilto attend Commonwealth conf in Nigeria on Rhodesia; Australian Prime Min Menzies and NZ Prime Min Holyoake will not attend; Rhodesia tightens gasoline rations

WILSON TO ATTEND TALK ON RHODESIA; Will Go to Commonwealth Conference in Nigeria

King Constantine and Govt boycott Epiphany rite, Piraeus, conducted by allegedly illegally elected Bishop Krysostomos; Opposition leader G Panandreou attends, attracts crowd

Greek Epiphany Ceremony Evokes Clash in Piraeus

Revolutionary Front approves his nomination

Barrientos to Run in Bolivia

Pope ordains 62 missionary priests from 23 nations in 1st modern rite of its kind in St Peter's Basilica

Pope Asks Renewed Peace Prayers

Kosygin seeks to break Shastri-Ayub Khan apparent deadlock over Kashmir; Indians and Pakistanis deny he acts as mediator

Kosygin Aids Ayub and Shastri On Kashmir Issue at Tashkent

Arrest of 80 Natl Ry officials ordered in connection with embezzlement of at least $100,000 in freight charges

South Korea Arresting 80 Rail Officials in Thefts

diplomatic relations with Communist China broken

Dahomey Official, in Paris, Seeks Stronger Ties; Visit Follows Take-Over of Regime by Military Central African Republic Severs Link to Peking

Teach-In at Princeton

temporary mixing of races results as Govt sets aside white area in Transkei for nonwhites; whites not required to move out immediately

South Africa Sets Mixed-Race Zones As Apartheid Step

Pres Arif warning that Iraq can crush invaders seen aimed at Iran; Syria, Beirut press back Iraq; Iran denies aiding Kurds or letting them launch attacks from Iran

IRAQ SAYS ARMY CAN HALT ANY FOE; Arif's Warning Appears to Be Aimed at Iran and Kurds

Tuskegee officials meet with Fed negotiators to seek solution to racial unrest; meeting follows protest march by 150 Tuskegee Inst students

January 7, 1966

Headlines from January 7, 1966

DAILY COST TO CITY PUT AT $6-MILLION; $4-Million Laid to Overtime and Rest to Tax Losses Stores Are Hard Hit DAILY COST TO CITY PUT AT $6-MILLION

477,000 Students Listed as Favoring Policy on Vietnam; STUDENTS SUPPORT POLICY IN VIETNAM

Westchester Told It Must Redistrict; WESTCHESTER TOLD TO REAPPORTION

Roads Jammed 6 Hours; Staggered Timetable Fails; SNARLED TRAFFIC PERSISTS 6 HOURS Car Pools Appear to Lag Commuter Railroads Setting Records

Billboard 200

Rubber Soul

The Sound Of Music

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

December's Children (And Everybody's)

!!Going Places!!

Historical Context for January 7, 1966