Divorce Bill Backed By Catholic Group; DIVORCE BILL GETS CATHOLIC BACKING Statement of Committee Hearing Set Feb. 25

Taylor Rejects 'Enclave' Plan; Gavin Says It Is Misunderstood; TAYLOR REJECTS 'ENCLAVE' PLAN Gavin Sees Misunderstanding GAVIN'S PUBLISHED VIEWS

NYC mayoral aide D F Shaughnessy repts 4 banks will form 'intelligence' network to inform Lindsay adm when any large loss of jobs is threatened because cos are in trouble or weigh leaving city; says city has been losing 15,000 mfg jobs a yr

BANK-CITY TEAM TO AID BUSINESS; 'Intelligence' Unit Planned to Help Lindsay Council Curb Trade Exodus In Planning Stage BANK-CITY TEAM TO AID BUSINESS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3--The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, intent on reasserting the Senate's constitutional prerogatives in foreign affairs, decided today to conduct a broad inquiry into Vietnam policy.  

Senate Panel Will Conduct Broad Inquiry on Vietnam; Foreign Relations Unit Hears David Bell at Session Today--Fulbright Inviting Critics and Packers of U.S. Policy VIETNAM INQUIRY VOTED IN SENATE Union Shop Involved Rusk Role Unlikely Mansfield Sees Pitfalls

soft landing marks stage in space technology; is evidence that craft can land without vanishing in dust; Ocean of Storms has apparently been target for all soft-landing attempts (W Sullivan rept)

Landing Is Viewed As Signaling Start Of New Space Era; Soviet Moon Landing Is Viewed As Signaling a New Space Era

NASA lauds feat, 'eagerly' awaits data; Jet Propulsion Lab dir Pickering hopes data from US Surveyor craft will complement that from Luna 9; Goddard Space Studies Inst dir Jastrow hopes questions on nature of moon will be answered; foreign scientists' reactions

U.S. HOPES SOVIET WILL SHARE DATA; Space Officials Praise Feat but Are Disappointed at Not Beating Russians Look at Bright Side U.S. HOPES SOVIET WILL SHARE DATA

Goldberg confs with Amb Matsui (Japan), Amb Adebo (Nigeria) and other Security Council members on new approaches to peace; Adebo confs with African delegations; they agree Natl Liberation Front must participate in negotiations, differ on other issues; reasons for Johnson turn to UN discussed

U.S., IN U.N. TALKS, TRIES TO PROMOTE APPEALS TO HANOI; Seeks Peace Move Through Council, Pope, Allies and Nonaligned Nations African Delegations Confer African Views Diverge U.S., IN U.N. TALKS, ASKS PEACE MOVE Other Means Proposed New Nasser Peace Effort

Pres Johnson cables congratulations; text; Vice Pres Humphrey praises feat

President Praises Soviet on Success; JOHNSON PRAISES SOVIET SUCCESS Senators Comment Reaction in House

craft makes 1st soft landing on moon in Ocean of Storms; Moscow radio says communication contact has been made; Tass does not indicate how long craft will send signals; experts see feat giving USSR major lead over US in race for manned landing; retro-rockets seen slowing 3,000-lb craft from 6,000 mph to 6 mph; craft thought to have special landing gear to maintain position suitable for gathering data and sending signals; thought to have been launched from Baikonur cosmodrome; Lt Col Bykovsky discusses problems of soft landing, article in Aviatsiya i Kosmonavtika (pub); photo; map

SOVIET ACHIEVES A SOFT LANDING ON MOON; BRITISH SAY CRAFT IS SENDING TV PICTURES; MOSCOW JUBILANT Scientific Reports Are Relayed to Earth by Unmanned Ship Confirmation Lacking First Details Scanty Soviet Spaceship Makes First Soft Landing on Moon and Sends Scientific Data BRITAIN REPORTS GETTING TV PHOTOS Jubilant Russians Acclaim Feat as Paving the Way to Manned Lunar Visits Distance Unknown Tass Hails 'New Stage' Scientists Replace Poets New Craft Envisioned TV Signals Reported

ltd hosp benefits for nonservice-connected disabilities extended to post-Korean War veterans under new GI bill; greater benefits given for service-connected disabilities

Cold-War G.I. Bill Unanimously Voted In House Committee; HOUSE UNIT BACKS COLD-WAR G.I. BILL

USSR Deputy Min Grechko reptdly refused to sell nuclear weapons to UAR but pledged protection if Israel gets or develops such arms, Dec visit to Cairo

Soviet Said to Offer Cairo Atom Defense; CAIRO SAID TO GET SOVIET GUARANTEE Arms Race Feared Israelis Have Lead Israeli Stand Recalled Lebanese Buy French Jets

Thailand aids anti-Communist factions (H Baldwin rept)

THAIS EXPANDING ARMED STRENGTH; U.S. Assists Them and They Help Train Laotians to Fight the Pathet Lao THAIS EXPANDING ARMED STRENGTH Nations Closely Tied Meo Troops Active Air Force Has 20,000 Men

O'Connor plans drive for more Fed aid for NYC as part of campaign for nomination; aides say he does not think he has to travel around state as active candidate seeking support of county chmn

JONES DENOUNCES BROWN ON CHARGE OF HOUSING RICHES; Testifies 'Archenemy' Came to Home to Ask Aid on Project for Scheuer Inquiry On for 2 Weeks Denies He Invited Brown Jones Denies Charge by Brown On Riches in Housing Projects Answers Questions Dissolved Concern Seavey's Contract Shown

Proceedings in the U.N.; YESTERDAY (Feb. 3, 1966) GENERAL ASSEMBLY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY (Feb. 4, 1966) GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Mrs. Kennedy Back in Gstaad

4 armed inmates shot by guards during attempted escape from Reidsville prison

Four Shot in Prison Escape

India warns China against 'aggressive' acts in demilitarized zone

India Warns Chinese Reds Against Border Aggression

Hanoi's Peace Terms; 4-Point Program Emerging at Heart Of Requisites for New Geneva Talks News Analysis Timing Seems Significant Absence of Guarantee Disappointment Voiced

Vice Pres Humphrey promises US aid; cites 30-million-ton US surplus, s, USO

Humphrey Says U.S. Faces Long Struggle in Asia

Beaumont has 3d tremor in less than 3 wks

Tremor Hits Beaumont Again

US officers, Saigon, say N Vietnam used pause to bolster defenses and train pilots; cannot confirm US repts that 5,500 N Vietnamese moved into South; offer aerial photos of N Vietnamese convoys; Washington sources see little buildup during pause

U.S. OFFICERS SEE HANOI AIR THREAT; Defense Reported Bolstered During Pause in Bombing Serious Air Threat Doubted Convoys Move by Day Hanoi Foresees 'Long Fight' Washington Sees Little Step-up

De Gaulle Will Visit Moscow Late in June

leaflets urging demonstration at US Embassy and Communist party tracts urging ouster of 'Yankees and their bombs' distributed, Madrid

Polish Reds Call Workers to Anti-U.S. Meetings; But Warsaw Man in Street Is Voicing a Less Critcal View on Vietnam Physician Denounces U.S. Protests in Spain Parisians Demonstrate

ROME, Tuesday, Feb. 1 (AP) --Italy's metalworkers began a 24-hour nationwide walkout today. More than a million workers in private and state-run industries were involved. They struck to protest stalled talks for a new contract.  

Italian Metalworkers Strike

Amb Duke sees search lasting at least a mo

U.S. Envoy to Spain Sees A Long Search for Bomb

Viatcheslav Vladimirovich Ekimov is a Russian former professional racing cyclist. A triple Olympic gold medalist, he was awarded the title of Russian Cyclist of the Century in 2001.

Viatcheslav Ekimov, Russian cyclist

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All Nippon Airways (ANA) Flight 60  was a Boeing 727-81 aircraft making a domestic commercial flight in Japan from Sapporo Chitose Airport to Tokyo Haneda International Airport. On February 4, 1966, all 133 people on board died when the plane mysteriously crashed into Tokyo Bay about 10.4 km from Haneda in clear weather conditions while on a night approach. The accident was the worst involving a single aircraft in Japan and also the deadliest accident in the country until All Nippon Airways Flight 58 crashed five years later, killing 162 people.

All Nippon Airways Flight 60 plunges into Tokyo Bay, killing 133.

February 4, 1966

Headlines from February 4, 1966

Divorce Bill Backed By Catholic Group; DIVORCE BILL GETS CATHOLIC BACKING Statement of Committee Hearing Set Feb. 25

Taylor Rejects 'Enclave' Plan; Gavin Says It Is Misunderstood; TAYLOR REJECTS 'ENCLAVE' PLAN Gavin Sees Misunderstanding GAVIN'S PUBLISHED VIEWS

BANK-CITY TEAM TO AID BUSINESS; 'Intelligence' Unit Planned to Help Lindsay Council Curb Trade Exodus In Planning Stage BANK-CITY TEAM TO AID BUSINESS

Senate Panel Will Conduct Broad Inquiry on Vietnam; Foreign Relations Unit Hears David Bell at Session Today--Fulbright Inviting Critics and Packers of U.S. Policy VIETNAM INQUIRY VOTED IN SENATE Union Shop Involved Rusk Role Unlikely Mansfield Sees Pitfalls

Landing Is Viewed As Signaling Start Of New Space Era; Soviet Moon Landing Is Viewed As Signaling a New Space Era

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