4 US fighter-bombers lost; 1st Cavalry battles Vietcong, Binhdinh Prov; 101st Airborne Brigade meets strong apposition, Phuyen Prov; 102 guerrillas reptd killed near Tuyhoa; B-52s active; other clashes; map

4 BOMBERS LOST BY U.S. IN VIETNAM; Only One Airman Is Rescued  Airmobile Troops Fight a Force of 500 Men 4 U.S. Bombers Lost in Vietnam; Airmobile Force in Heavy Clash

Comr Broderick says formation of bd would cause ptl to fail to do duty, radio int; links position to dept morale; Lindsay sees bd 'best solution,'

BRODERICK IS FIRM ON REVIEW BOARD; Says Civilian Complaint Unit Would Cause Policemen to Fail to Do Duty Broderick Is Firm in Opposition To a Civilian Complaint Board

he goes to New Haven to attend Yale Corp monthly meeting

New Drive Begun On Double Parking In Theater District; DOUBLE PARKERS FACE NEW DRIVE

Senators Challenge Rusk On Vietnam Policy Legality; RUSK CHALLENGED ON VIETNAM DRIVE

N Vietnam press publishes Pham Van Dong replies to queries posed by Lynd, Aptheker and Hayden

HO CHI MINH CALLS PEACE BIDS BY U.S. 'IMPUDENT THREAT'; Letter to Red Leaders Says Johnson Speech Imposed Intolerable Demands HANOI IS FIRM ON TERMS It Insists on a Troop Pullout and Vietcong Role in Talks  Asks Bloc for Aid HANOI DENOUNCES JOHNSON 'THREAT'

Hershey announces local bds will begin using acad ratings as criteria for deferment of coll students in time for acad yr beginning Sept '66; 1,765,185 registrants are now deferred on basis of full-time attendance at colls

DRAFT TO REVIVE KOREA WAR POLICY TO CALL STUDENTS; Academic Criteria Will Be the Basis for Deferment, Beginning in Fall DRAFT TO REVISE STUDENT POLICY

CITY OFFERS BEDS TO COLD TENANTS; 3 ARMORIES OPEN; 5 Trailers Are Used to Allot Hotel Rooms in 8  Chill, the Lowest in 2 Years FIVE Y.M.C.A.'S AVAILABLE No One Shows Up at a Late Hour Plan Originated With Poverty Agency City Offers Cold Tenants Beds; 5 Trailers Used to Allot Rooms

Quill Dies of Heart Attack; T.W.U. President Was 60; He Is Stricken Suddenly at Home 28 Days After Calling Transit Strike QUILL, 60, IS DEAD OF HEART ATTACK

The National League voted yesterday to defy a Wisconsin court and committed itself to Atlanta in preference to Milwaukee in baseball's escalating dispute over where the Braves will open the 1966 season.  

League Defies Writ, Backs Braves' Shift; League Defies Ruling Ordering Braves to Prepare to Play in Milwaukee OWNERS SUPPORT MOVE TO ATLANTA Declare Wisconsin Judge Has 'No Power' in Case  Expansion Ruled Out 

Boston, Mass: explosion and fire destroy Plymouth and Paramount hotels; illus; at least 9 killed, 50 hurt; cause unknown

9 Killed, 50 Injured In Boston Hotel Blast; 9 KILLED, 50 HURT IN A BOSTON BLAST

Spurred by inflation and scarcity, fine antiques are soaring to phenomenal prices, and New York dealers see no ceiling in the future.  

Antique Prices Soar As Supply Dwindles; Prices for Decorative Objects and Furniture of the 18th Century Soar in 20 Years French Pieces Increase 25 to 30%, Outpacing Surge of Many Stocks 

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 The Johnson Administration is said to be planning its course in Vietnam on the assumption that Communist China is nowhere near intervention in the war.  

U.S. SAID TO DOUBT PEKING WAR MOVE; Majority of Experts Think Danger Is Exaggerated, but Many Disagree U.S. SAID TO DOUBT PEKING WAR MOVE 

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Strikers break into newspaper at Ernakulam, clash with police; several hurt

VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE IN KERALA; Throngs Protest Cut in Rice Ration Police Open Fire

Outcome of Battle in Doubt

Thant weighs renewed mediation; appeals for funds for UN force

Thant Plans New Feelers For Mediation in Cyprus

Getty to live in Italy; buys palace and castle near Ladispoli

Getty to Flee London Fog For Old Palace in Italy

The Proceedings In The U.N.

U.S. Dead Identified

bomb exploded in student bldg, W Ger, as anti-US policy meeting begins

West-Berlin Meeting Bombed

Min Kim Sung Eun says S Korea will not send more troops, Natl Assembly

Seoul Won't Add Vietnam Unit

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 Following is the text of the letter  of President Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam to some heads of  state and others "interested in the Vietnam situation." The text was broadcast in English by the Hanoi radio today and monitored here.

Text of Ho Chi Minh's Letter on Peace Conditions

Hanoi Steps Up Training

Submarine Launching Set

US repts there are about 197,000 Amer soldiers in S Vietnam

U.S. Force in Vietnam Increased to 197,000

Pierre Mercure was a Canadian composer, TV producer, bassoonist, and administrator.

January 29, 1966

Headlines from January 29, 1966

4 BOMBERS LOST BY U.S. IN VIETNAM; Only One Airman Is Rescued Airmobile Troops Fight a Force of 500 Men 4 U.S. Bombers Lost in Vietnam; Airmobile Force in Heavy Clash

BRODERICK IS FIRM ON REVIEW BOARD; Says Civilian Complaint Unit Would Cause Policemen to Fail to Do Duty Broderick Is Firm in Opposition To a Civilian Complaint Board

New Drive Begun On Double Parking In Theater District; DOUBLE PARKERS FACE NEW DRIVE

Senators Challenge Rusk On Vietnam Policy Legality; RUSK CHALLENGED ON VIETNAM DRIVE

HO CHI MINH CALLS PEACE BIDS BY U.S. 'IMPUDENT THREAT'; Letter to Red Leaders Says Johnson Speech Imposed Intolerable Demands HANOI IS FIRM ON TERMS It Insists on a Troop Pullout and Vietcong Role in Talks Asks Bloc for Aid HANOI DENOUNCES JOHNSON 'THREAT'

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