comment on mobile home community being built for retired and semi-retired couples at Riverhead, NY

RETIRES BUYING L.I. MOBILE HOMES; 350-Site Project Is Being Established at Riverhead RETIREES BUYING L.I. MOBILE HOMES

FCC sets meeting for interested parties including 27 cos, 6 trade assns, 23 states, 2 cities, 1 county and GSA; various petitions detailed; probe reptdly may last 10 yrs; may be biggest Govt probe of single co

MANY WILL JOIN A.T.&T. HEARING; Among the Intervenors Are 21 Companies, 6 Trade Groups, 23 States MEETING DUE TOMORROW Special Rates, Which Are Used by G.S.A., May Come Under Fire of F.C.C. MEETING IS SET FOR TOMORROW Special Rates, Which Are Used by G.S.A., May Come Under Fire of F.C.C.

TWA and Pan Amer to mark 20th anniv of Constellation flights to Eur; illus

FIRST CONNIES TO EUROPE; T.W.A. Observes 20th Anniversary of Its First Peacetime Land Plane--Pan American Recalls London Flight THE FIRST CONNIES

PRINCETON, N.J., Jan. 29-- Princeton gained the Ivy League basketball lead by defeating Penn, 75-68, this afternoon before a standing-room crowd of 3,000.  

Tigers Conquer Penn by 75-68 and Take First Place; PRINCETON DOWNS PENN FIVE, 75-68

H Mufson and assocs buy hotel from Realty Equities Corp; to raze bldg, build $20-million resort on site; hotel history; illus

Roney to Be Razed, Ending Miami Beach Era; Landmark Hotel in Miami Faces the Wreckers Ball

When the bombing of North Vietnam was started last February, the theory was that the resultant destruction would, first, reduce Communist infiltration of men and supplies into South Vietnam; and, second, induce Hanoi to accept Washington's bid for a peace conference. The simultaneous build-up of the American commitment to the present 197,000 men was aimed at convincing the Communists that a military solution was not possible.  

Debate Rises On Vietnam

An unusual building with a gradually receding facade slanting backward 20 feet at its top story is nearing completion on the Lower West Side. The $5million, 11-story structure is being erected by the National Maritime Union of America at 346-60 West 17th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avesnues.  

N.M.U. Building to Have Receding Facade; 11-Story Structure on W. 17th St. to Be a Health Center FACADE RECEDES ON NEW BUILDING

The package of banking legislation that President Johnson endorsed in his Economic Message last week faces some tough sledding in Congress.  

NEW BANK BILLS: TOUGH SLEDDING; Endorsement by President of Legislative Package Draws Mixed Response MANY FRIENDS AND FOES Most of Proposals Already Embodied in Measures Before the Congress NEW BANK BILLS: TOUGH SLEDDING

Prison architects are winning their battle for structures that provide safe custody and rehabilitation without the repugnant appearance of unyielding punishment.  

New Prisons Bar Aura of Punishment; PRISON DESIGNS TAKE ON NEW LOOK Architects Are Trying New Methods and Layouts PRISON DESIGNS TAKE ON NEW LOOK

MYTH AND REVOLUTION; Myth

R M Nixon characterizes Johnson role as pol, s, Women's Natl Repub Club

NIXON FORECASTS G.O.P. GAINS IN '66; Attacks Johnson on Role in City Transit Strike-- Finds Politics in Budget

Yale achieved the biggest surprise of the Ivy League basketball season yesterday and showed no mercy in doing so as it trounced Columbia, 88-89, at Columbia's University Hall.  

Lions Lose Ivy Lead After 88-69 Defeat on Home Court; YALE FIVE UPSETS COLUMBIA, 88-69

Lindsay stresses he is not interested in running; ex-Vice Pres Nixon says Lindsay is natl pol figure 'whether he linkes it or not,'

LINDSAY PROPOSES 'SOLID DIPLOMACY' BY U.S. IN VIETNAM; He Says Bombing Cannot End 'Most Unwanted War' in the Nation's History LINDSAY PROPOSES 'SOLID DIPLOMACY'

EEC Mins Council, as mkt crisis ends, agrees to put talks on 'priority' basis

Common Market Reaches Compromise on Its Crisis; COMMON MARKET IN A COMPROMISE

DR. IVY ACQUITTED IN KREBIOZEN CASE WITH TWO OTHERS; Chicago Jury: Verdict on Three, Undecided on One

Man's efforts at communications have moved from tomtoms to Telstar over a technological bridge spanning thousands of years.  

New Ways of Talking: Electronic Pulses Hold the Key; Transmission Methods Are Unifying

Retarded youth, 21, is lost for 2 days on NYC subways, then finds way home

Retarded Boy Lost in Subways 2 Days Reunited With Family; RETARDED YOUTH LOST IN SUBWAYS

article on cos training employes for work abroad

Businessmen Are Being Trained To Be Not So Innocent Abroad; Americans Trained Not to Be Innocent Of Manners Abroad

successful designers or mfrs investments in new cos discussed; backers comment

The 'Angels' of Seventh Avenue: Guardians Behind the Scenes; The 'Angels' of Seventh Avenue: Guardians Behind the Scenes

Program to Save Historic Sites Urged in Report to White House; Program of Legislation and Financial Aid to Save Historic Sites Is Urged in Report to White House

R Deschamps, newly licensed pilot, describes NYC-Peoria flight with wife and 3 children in chartered plane

AFTER THE WRIGHT BROS.; Harrowing Saga of Newly Licensed Pilot on Cross-Country Trip to Peoria With Wife, Three Children and a Dog AFTER THE WRIGHTS--ANOTHER FLYING FAMILY

For the second time since World War II, the United States Government is borrowing money at 5 per cent, but this time the terms don't seem quite so "magical" as they did in late 1959.

BOND MEN ASSESS NEW TREASURY 5S; Refinancing Found Lacking 'Magic' of '59 Notes but Likely to Succeed BOND MEN ASSESS NEW TREASURY 5S

Baseball held its third "grab-bag" of amateur talent in eight months yesterday, with the 20 major league teams staking claims to 197 prospects from the nation's high ...  

Baseball Clubs Draft 197 From 'Free Agent' Lists; BASEBALL DRAFTS 197 'FREE AGENTS'

President Johnson sent Congress his economic program for the year in two massive documents last week--the budget and the Economic Report. If the documents were big, so was the program.  

Figures For Economy

Bway Assn pres Leigh says orgn has proposed bldg of conv hall, 7th-8th Av, 41st-42d St, to curb area's honky-tonk atmosphere

OFFICE BOOM SEEN FOR TIMES SQUARE; New Skyscraper Will Rise on Site of Astor Hotel-- Wide Interest Reported BUILDERS ENCOURAGED Broadway Project Expected to Be Forerunner of Big Revitalization of Area OFFICE BOOM SEEN FOR TIMES SQUARE

Danielle Goyette is a Canadian former ice hockey player who played on the Canada women's national ice hockey team. In 2013, she was inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame. In 2017, she was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Goyette was made a member of the Order of Hockey in Canada in 2018.

Danielle Goyette, Canadian ice hockey player and coach

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Jaan (Joann) Hargel was an Estonian conductor, music teacher, oboe and flute player.

January 30, 1966

Headlines from January 30, 1966

RETIRES BUYING L.I. MOBILE HOMES; 350-Site Project Is Being Established at Riverhead RETIREES BUYING L.I. MOBILE HOMES

MANY WILL JOIN A.T.&T. HEARING; Among the Intervenors Are 21 Companies, 6 Trade Groups, 23 States MEETING DUE TOMORROW Special Rates, Which Are Used by G.S.A., May Come Under Fire of F.C.C. MEETING IS SET FOR TOMORROW Special Rates, Which Are Used by G.S.A., May Come Under Fire of F.C.C.

FIRST CONNIES TO EUROPE; T.W.A. Observes 20th Anniversary of Its First Peacetime Land Plane--Pan American Recalls London Flight THE FIRST CONNIES

Tigers Conquer Penn by 75-68 and Take First Place; PRINCETON DOWNS PENN FIVE, 75-68

Roney to Be Razed, Ending Miami Beach Era; Landmark Hotel in Miami Faces the Wreckers Ball

Billboard 200

Rubber Soul

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

The Sound Of Music

!!Going Places!!

The Best Of Herman's Hermits

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 30, 1966