M'NAMARA SAYS U.S. COULD RUIN SOVIET AND CHINA; Asserts Missile Arsenal Will Be Enough to Blast Both Even Without Bombers McNamara Says U.S. Could Ruin Soviet, China

Broderick demotes and transfers Deputy Inspectors R J Cornwall, M S Cantor, Capt R Di Roma and Detective Lt S J McGrath as result of La Vie restaurant case

POLICE SHAKE-UP OUSTS 4 OFFICERS FROM HIGH POSTS; Broderick Demotes 2 Deputy Inspectors, Shifting Them to Uniformed Duty ACTS AFTER RAID ON BAR Captain and Lieutenant Also Transferred in East Side Investigation of Vice POLICE SHAKE-UP OUSTS 4 OFFICERS

MASCOW TO DRAFT A NEW FARM CODE; Brezhnev to Head Board on a Charter for Collectives Wage Reform Urged MOSCOW TO DRAFT A NEW FARM CODE

Mrs. Motley Is Chosen for a Federal Judgeship Here; COURT POST DUE FOR MRS. MOTLEY

Adm to hold guideposts at 3.2% in '66; labor leaders protest; AFL-CIO pres Meany sees no inflation threat warranting 'extraordinary measures'

WAGE-PRICE GUIDE WILL STAY AT 3.2%; Administration Shift Keeps Level for Raises Down Labor Chiefs Protest WAGE-PRICE GUIDE WILL STAY AT 3.2%

Temporary (Schwulst) Comm study on NYC transportation proposes $25 use tax on vehicles regis in city to produce $40-million to help eliminate NYC transit system deficit

Higher Fares, New Taxes Urged in Transit Report; A RISE IN REVENUE IN TRANSIT URGED

Price s to conf of big-city Repub leaders on campaign tactics, dinner, Washington; says list of proLindsay voters was stolen and recovered by 'underworld figure' employed for that purpose; says Lindsay leaflets were scattered outside electioneering limits on Election Day; Price insists he was joking; dinner guests say he cited 2 occasions during campaign when Lindsay aides deceived press; City Hall denial; guests say he said Lindsay would have won without Liberal support; City Hall denial; Price stresses value to Repubs ot nonpartisan campaigns Ln cities

PRICE ON TACTICS: WAS HE KIDDING?; G.O.P. Leaders Startled by His Report on Campaign PRICE ON TACTICS: WAS HE KIDDING?

to propose to Cong 'loan forgiveness' program to induce students to practice in rural areas

PRESIDENT SPURS RURAL PLANNING TO FIGHT POVERTY; In a Message to Congress He Proposes Districts to Pool Area Resources PRESIDENT SPURS RURAL PLANNING

Chinese army pol dir Hsiao Hua charges US expands war, directs 'spearhead of ag-gression' against China; says Chinese must prepare for war; SE Asia analysts increasingly concerned over militant statements of Chinese leaders

War Talk in China Is Causing Concern; PEKING WAR TALK CAUSING CONCERN

Wilson delays announcing further sanctions; adopts more conciliatory tone to signal desire for new attempt to settle dispute; policy differences with Opposition seen narrower than indicated in partisan arguments; S African opposition party demands Prime Min Verwoerd take 'risks' in backing Smith regime

New British Curbs On Rhodesia Put Off; WILSON PUTS OFF ADDED SANCTIONS

he makes 1st pub appearance since illness at news conf

QUILL DEMANDS STRIKE INQUIRY; Out of Hospital, He Praises Lindsay, Attacks Johnson and Chides Governor Quill, Out of Hospital, Demands Inquiry by Congress Into Strike

NYC Planning Comm Chmn Ballard gets city-map dart board from staff with problems facing comm as targets; illus

City Planning, Played With Darts; Targets on Ballard's Board Are a Spoof on Knotty Issues A DART APPROACH TO CITY PLANNING

left-wing opposition leaders headed by Mitterrand denounce French Govt handling of case, mass meeting, Paris; Lemarchand testifies Figon gave him details of abduction a few days after it happened; denies protecting kidnappers; Morocco accuses France of creating diplomatic crisis; says it hopes to avoid break; Hassan calls Cabinet conf on crisis

French Left Assails Regime on Scandal; REGIME ASSAILED BY FRENCH LEFT

Mayor Reappoints Director of WNYC; DIRECTOR OF WNYC RENAMED TO POST

offering set; factors for higher interest detailed

PRESIDENT GIVES CONGRESS A HINT LULL IS NEAR END; HANOI IS ACCUSED Red Build-Up Alleged More U.S. Troops for Vietnam Likely U.S. GIVES A HINT PAUSE IS ENDING

Spread of mounting oil wealth increases natl solidarity, cuts influence of Arab nationalism and eases frictions between Tripolitania and Cyrenaica; map

Spread of Oil Wealth Tempering Political Ferment Among Younger Libyans

Defense Dept delays Thompson burial pending Justice Dept ruling on his eligibility; Repr C J King urges Defense Dept ban interment 'alongside the honored dead'

Arlington Burial Of Red Is Delayed By the Pentagon

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Fed ct, Karlsruhe, opens hearings in suit by magazine Spiegel to decide if Oct '62 midnight raid and arrests by Govt were const

NIGHT-ARREST CASE HEARD IN GERMANY

$44,000 in jewels and furs taken from Princeton home

Meyner Home Is Robbed

AEC claims world's record for full yr's continuous generation of elec by FS-3 reactor, prototype of SNAP 10-A

Reactor Sets a Record For Uninterrupted Use

Communist party cong, Rome; party leader Longo calls for cooperation with left-wing Caths as alternative to center-left coalition

LONGO URGES TIE TO CATHOLIC LEFT; Italian Red Leader Asserts Alliance Would Aid Party

St Peter's Basilica, Rome: man rams car up steps, crashes against entrance; taken to hosp for treatment and mental tests; illus

Italian Drives Car Up 13 Steps of St. Peter's Into Pillar

Conservative bid to increase pensions defeated

PEARSON SURVIVES KEY TEST IN CANADA

Information Chief Named

Kazushige Nagashima  is a Japanese tarento, sports commentator and former professional baseball player. His father is Japanese baseball legend Shigeo Nagashima.

Kazushige Nagashima, Japanese baseball player and sportscaster

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Jane Nartare Beaumont, Arnna Kathleen Beaumont and Grant Ellis Beaumont, collectively referred to as the Beaumont children, were three Australian siblings who disappeared from Glenelg Beach near Adelaide, South Australia, on 26 January 1966 in a suspected abduction and murder.

The three Beaumont children disappear from a beach in Glenelg, South Australia, resulting in one of the country's largest-ever police investigations.

January 26, 1966

Headlines from January 26, 1966

M'NAMARA SAYS U.S. COULD RUIN SOVIET AND CHINA; Asserts Missile Arsenal Will Be Enough to Blast Both Even Without Bombers McNamara Says U.S. Could Ruin Soviet, China

POLICE SHAKE-UP OUSTS 4 OFFICERS FROM HIGH POSTS; Broderick Demotes 2 Deputy Inspectors, Shifting Them to Uniformed Duty ACTS AFTER RAID ON BAR Captain and Lieutenant Also Transferred in East Side Investigation of Vice POLICE SHAKE-UP OUSTS 4 OFFICERS

MASCOW TO DRAFT A NEW FARM CODE; Brezhnev to Head Board on a Charter for Collectives Wage Reform Urged MOSCOW TO DRAFT A NEW FARM CODE

Mrs. Motley Is Chosen for a Federal Judgeship Here; COURT POST DUE FOR MRS. MOTLEY

WAGE-PRICE GUIDE WILL STAY AT 3.2%; Administration Shift Keeps Level for Raises Down Labor Chiefs Protest WAGE-PRICE GUIDE WILL STAY AT 3.2%

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