NYS Appeals Ct rules Natl Distillers & Chem has right to fix retail prices under NYS Fair Trade Law despite '64 law requiring state prices be lowest in nation

Distillers Win Right To Set Retail Prices Despite State Policy; Distillers Are Upheld on Pricing As State Reform Is Challenged

Russell repts McNamara, in testimony to Sen coms, implied bombing of N Vietnam would soon resume; McNamara denies it; Sen Stennis says his testimony indicated US is far from planning to withdraw

U.S. TO INCREASE G.I.'S FIREPOWER; McNamara Tells Senators of Plans for 'Massive' Use of Munitions in Vietnam

PARIS ASKS ARREST OF MOROCCAN AIDE; It Issues an International Warrant for a Minister in Ben Barka Kidnapping

S Vietnam optimistic on new plan under which rural teams will question villagers on their grievances to correct abuses, destroy secret Communist orgns

SAIGON PUTS HOPE IN GRIEVANCE PLAN; Teams to Query Villagers in New Pacification Program

Moses and TB&TA vice chmn Tracy and Winston issue memo opposing legis to merge TB&TA with other transport facilities; hold plan 'springs from panic, not logic'; urge cooperation rather than outright merger; arguments detailed

TRANSIT MERGER DECRIED BY MOSES; He Says Plan 'Springs From Panic, Not Logic'--Acts to Mute Talk of a Feud

Johnson stresses US determination to block Communist aggression, urges N Vietnam to negotiate, s, Independence, Mo; illus; says aggressors' mistaken view that US will give up its principles is holding up peace; conferred with Rusk and Harriman on peace drive prior to s

He Reaffirms Aims; President Renews Plea for Talks But Says U.S. Will Meet Pledges

Pres Johnson proposes cooperative internatl attack on disease with increased US tech aid, s, Independence, Mo; says US plans internatl med mission in PHS and will triple efforts to train manpower in developing nations

Calls for Health Drive; JOHNSON ASKS AID FOR 'LIFE OF MAN'

Queen Elizabeth order commuting death sentence of African prisoner seen testing Smith govt loyalty to crown; GB bans imports of Rhodesian chrome; Rhodesia tightens gasoline rations

Queen's Move Poses A Test for Rhodesia; QUEEN POSES TEST FOR RHODESIANS

Lindsay adm reptdly sees income tax 'strong possibility' but revs all other possibilities, including payroll tax of .005% (for which city has authorization), $25-a-yr motor vehicle tax, excise taxes recently abandoned by Fed Govt; Lindsay cites complexity of reforming tax structure; ex-Mayor Wagner says his adm did raise taxes, sharp reply to Lindsay's criticism

CITY HALL IS SEEN LEANING STRONGLY TO 2% INCOME TAX; But Lindsay Aides Say Levy on Payrolls Is Considered an Easier Alternative FARE RISE HELD A MUST Imposts on Motor Vehicles and Amusements and Rise in Bridge Tolls Weighed

A tall, young Bryn Mawr graduate who has been designated by Mayor Lindsay to be the official photographer at City Hall, will draw her $9,100-a-year salary from antipoverty funds.

Lindsay Camera Girl Is Poverty Aide; CITY CAMERA GIRL IS A POVERTY AIDE

Deputy Mayor Price asks that six 1st-grade detective vacancies by held open; Lindsay press sec Klein says request is 'in line with Mayor's Exec order to hold down hiring' in all depts; move seen break in tradition that City Hall does not interfere in Dept operations

PRICE PUTS 'HOLD' ON 6 POLICE JOBS; Detective Posts Unfilled in Break With Tradition

Johnson details proposed const amendment to abolish coll, message to Cong; urges removing risk that unpledged electors votes could be manipulated in close race to throw election into HR; proposes that in event of Pres-elect's death before casting of coll vote, Vice Pres-elect become Pres

JOHNSON PRESSES FOR 4-YEAR TERM FOR HOUSE SEATS; Also Sends Congress a Plea for Constitutional Change to End Electoral College

Sec Gen Thant suggests that all elements of S Vietnamese people, presumably including Natl Liberation Front, should be represented in postwar govt; believes such concrete proposals now may hasten negotiations; is cautiously optimistic about negotiations in 'present psychological climate'; allied diplomats say such proposal by US would be major concession

THANT SUGGESTS A VIETCONG ROLE IN FUTURE REGIME; Says Concrete Move by U.S. or Others May Open Way to Vietnam Peace Talks CEASE-FIRE IS IN EFFECT Saigon Reports Only Minor Breaches by Guerrillas as Lunar New Year Begins

Sec Gen Thant says he will decide by June whether to offer himself for 2d term

News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day

Govt charges 3 USSR trade delegation members and 2 newsmen with spying

Bonn Reports It Caught Five Russians Spying

LONDON, Jan. 20--Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart told British business leaders today they were not meeting the challenge of Latin-American markets.  

BRITONS ARE ADVISED ON LATIN COMMERCE

US and allies continue normal operations until truce starts

TRUCE IN VIETNAM WIDELY EFFECTIVE; New Guerrilla Attacks Are 'Insignificant,' Saigon Says

Pope Paul VI lauds space research, s to NASA group

Pope Receives NASA Group

Royal Oak, Mich, bd revokes deferments of 2 Mich U students for role in draft bd sit-in at Ann Arbor; ACLU scores move

STUDENTS IN SIT-IN LOSE DRAFT APPEAL

Vice Pres Humphrey notes record 3-million Amers went abroad '65, creating record $1.8-billion travel deficit; repts on Discover Amer program to spur tourism

TRAVEL RESTRICTION BY U.S. IN '66 DENIED

Special Irish ct hears Govt patrol fired blanks to break up clash between Irish Repub and Northern Ireland trawlers off Baginbun Head

Irish Patrol Boat Fired To Halt Fishermen's Fight

U.S. CONFIRMS LOSS OF UNARMED A-BOMBS

UE opens drive to raise $600,000 for S Vietnam refugees; pres P Jennings comment

Electric Union Opens Drive To Build Vietnam Village

small-arms fire, Saigon, apparently touched off by explosion of firecrackers

January 21, 1966

Headlines from January 21, 1966

Distillers Win Right To Set Retail Prices Despite State Policy; Distillers Are Upheld on Pricing As State Reform Is Challenged

U.S. TO INCREASE G.I.'S FIREPOWER; McNamara Tells Senators of Plans for 'Massive' Use of Munitions in Vietnam

PARIS ASKS ARREST OF MOROCCAN AIDE; It Issues an International Warrant for a Minister in Ben Barka Kidnapping

SAIGON PUTS HOPE IN GRIEVANCE PLAN; Teams to Query Villagers in New Pacification Program

TRANSIT MERGER DECRIED BY MOSES; He Says Plan 'Springs From Panic, Not Logic'--Acts to Mute Talk of a Feud

Billboard 200

Rubber Soul

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

The Sound Of Music

December's Children (And Everybody's)

!!Going Places!!

Historical Context for January 21, 1966