JANUARY
Romney Demands Crusade To Rehabilitate Michigan
Vietcong Downs Five U.S. Copters, Hits Nine Others
Pentagon Asks Pay Raise Of 14% for Armed Forces
9 Million Man-Days Lost in U.S. in 1962 Because of Strikes
Soviet Warns on Berlin But New Crisis Is Doubted
Brazil Will Get $30,000,000 Loan As U.S. Relents
Congress To Open Today; House Democrats Rally To Back Kennedy On Rules
Kennedy Wins House Rules Fight As 88th Congress Opens Session; 15-Man Committee Kept, 235-196
Next Space Goal Is Mars; ’64 Venus Plans Dropped
Role for Nonatom Nations In Nuclear Force Is Hinted
Togo President Is Slain in Coup
President Proposes Net Tax Cut Of 10 Billion Over Three Years; He Is Hopeful On World Outlook
Tshombe Offers To End Secession Under Amnesties
Attack In Senate On Filibustering Losing Its Steam
Budget Sets 11.9-Billion Deficit; Total 98.8 Billion, Half Defense; Criticism Voiced In Both Parties
4 Areas In South Are Sued To End Pupil Separation
Vietcong Forsees A Protracted War; Misjudged U.S. Aims
President Sees A ‘Moderate’ Rise In The Economy
Shipmen Agree; End Of Walkout Likely By Friday
U.S. Plan for Student Aid Questioned by Scientists
Congress Gets Tax Plan; President Says Passage This Year Is Essential
Tulane University Admits 5 Negroes, First in Its History
Britain Refuses to Share Cost of Perfecting Polaris
U.N. Finds 2 Million Gone, $116 Left in Katanga Bank
Common Market Talks Wrecked As France Vetoes British Entry; Blow To European Unity Is Seen
MacMillan Charges Veto Demonstrates De Gaulle Tries To Dominate Europe
FEBRUARY
U.S. Offers to Train Crews For Europe’s Polaris Craft
President Ready To Resume Tests As Parley Halts
Soviet Criticizes U.S. For Failure Of Test Ban Talks
Ottawa Minister Quits In Dispute Over Atom Arms
President Seeks Funds To Reduce Mental Illness
M’Namara Insists Offensive Arms Are Out Of Cuba
Kennedy Bars ‘Disaster’ Of Cutting European Ties
U.S. Resumes Atom Tests After Lag in Treaty Talks
U.S. Again Urging Soviet To Hasten Pull-Out In Cuba
2,000 Who Desire Space Contracts Besiege N.A.S.A.
Curb On Polaris Asked By Soviet At Arms Parley
U.S. Planning to Sell Plutonium to France
Kennedy Assures Europe U.S. Units Will Stay There
French Seize 5 In Plot To Take De Gaulle’s Life
Pentagon Faces Broad Shake-Up In Major Posts
General Motors to Spend 1.3 Billion for Equipment
Soviet Promises To Cut Cuba Units Before March 15
A.E.C. Reports Major Advances In Atomic Power
President Cautions Cuba As MIG’s Fire Near Boat; Incident Angers Congress
Soviet Warns U.S. Attack On Cuba Would Mean War
‘Soft’ Cuba Reply Expected By U.S. In Firing On Boat
187 Negroes Win Voided Sentences
Image Of Venus: ‘Glowing Earth’
Supreme Court Justices Debate Prayer in Schools
MARCH
President Gives Civil Rights Plan On Votes And Jobs
C.I.A. Head Finds Cuba Is Training Latin Saboteurs
Airline Dispute Settled By U.S.; Public Sale Due
Manned Space Laboratory Planned After Moon Trip
Rejected Design For U.S. Aircraft Got Top Ratings
President Rejects Charge By Rockefeller on Judges
Justice Bureau Bids U.S. Retain Invention Rights
Printers’ Union And N.Y. Papers Reach An Accord
Celler Charges Rights Politics To Rockefeller
British Wary on Sharing Cost of a Nuclear Fleet
U.S. Opens Talks To Sway Britain To A NATO Fleet
President Says U.S. Must Avert A New Recession
General Motors Wins Acquittal In Trust Action
Federal Reserve Reports Economy Is Standing Still
Rate Of Growth Of U.S. Economy Lags In Quarter
President Urges Wall Of Liberty Encircling Cuba
France Resumes Atom Bomb Tests, Algeria Reports
Kennedy Insists Soviet Keep Out Of The Americas
Atom Fuel Sale to Industry, Ending Monopoly, Urged
Soviet Counters Peking Campaign In Latin America
U.S. Gives Brazil $398,500,000 Loan To Prop Economy
Russia Says U.S. Broke Pledge on Nuclear Checks
Berlin Problem Assessed In Talk By U.S. And Soviet
Engravers’ Union In N.Y. Rejects Terms In Strike
Police Loose a Dog on Negroes’ Group; Minister Is Bitten
Cuba Apologizes For Jets’ Firing At A U.S. Vessel
APRIL
114-Day Newspaper Strike Ends As Engravers Ratify Contract; Loss Is In Excess Of $190,000,000
British Capture 17 Cuban Exiles And Raiding Boat
7 Steel Concerns Indicted By U.S. In Antitrust Case
S.E.C. Sees ‘Grave’ Market Abuses But No Broad Pattern Of Fraud; Asks New Curbs And Better Data
U.S. Citing Oppenheimer In Move to Clear His Name
Oppenheimer Makes Plea To Ease Science Secrecy
U.S.-British Deal For The Polaris Goes Into Effect
French Interest In Joint A-Force Encourages Risk
Pearson’s Party Wins Plurality In Canada’s Vote
Kennedy Makes Churchill Honorary Citizen
Atom Submarine With 129 Lost In Depths 220 Miles Off Boston; Oil Slick Seen Near Site Of Dive
Hope Abandoned For 129 Aboard Atom Submarine
Dr. King Arrested At Birmingham
Thresher Court Is Told Of Sound Of Ship Breakup
Birmingham Negroes Given Differing Receptions at White Churches
Wagner Submits 3-Billion Budget; Defends Tax Rise
President Urged To Cut Off Funds For Mississippi
Soviet Hints Aid To Truce In Laos; Neutralists Sag
$60,000 S.L.A. Bribery Plot Charged; Indictment Names Chicagoan as Fixer
President Denies That U.S. Pledged 2d Cuba Invasion
Laotian Leftists Capture Airport, Rout Neutralists
New Cease-Fire in Laos; U.S. Weighs a Naval Move
High Court Gives Negro Pilot Right To Job On Airline
U.S. Is Insistent Reds In Laos Quit Seized Territory
3 In C.I.A. Among 21 Released By Cuba
670-Million, 40-Year Waterfront Plan To Alter West Side Is Urged by Mayor
Havana Reports Air Raid; Says the Explosives Failed
City Health Expenditures Up Nearly 50% Since ’59
Advisers Urge U.S. To Find Americans For More U.N. Jobs
High Court Bars Any Segregation In A Courtroom
MAY
Lawyer Charges Lefkowitz Plots to Hide S.L.A. Deals
Moscow Parade Salutes Castro; U.S. Is Denounced
500 Are Arrested In Negro Protest At Birmingham
Dogs And Hoses Repulse Negroes At Birmingham
Gov. Rockefeller Marries Mrs. Murphy At Pocantico; Effect On 1964 Is Weighed
Rockefeller and His Bride Fly to Venezuela
Birmingham Jails 1,000 More Negroes
Rioting Negroes Routed By Police At Birmingham
Peace Talks Gain At Birmingham In A Day Of Truce
U.S. Indicts Hoffa in Plot To Fix Jury at His Trial
Birmingham Pact Sets Timetable For Integration
Bombs Touch Off Widespread Riot At Birmingham
U.S. Sends Troops Into Alabama After Riots Sweep Birmingham; Kennedy Alerts State’s Guard
Troops Won’t Go Into Birmingham If Peace Prevails
Rail Board Gives Guide To Settle Dispute On Jobs
Cooper Is Flying Smoothly On, Will Try For At Least 17 Orbits; He Ejects Beacon, Then Sleeps
Cooper Maneuvers To A Bullseye Landing With Manual Control As Automatic Fails; ‘I’m In Fine Shape,’ He Says After 22 Orbits
An Orbital Flight Of Up To 6 Days Being Considered
Kennedy, In South, Hails Negro Drive For Civil Rights
Cooper Gives World a Report on His Flight
Supreme Court Legalizes Sit-ins In Cities Enforcing Segregation; Birmingham’s Schools Drop 1,100
6 Killed in Haiti by Bombs In Anti-Regime Outbreaks
City Roars Big ‘Well Done’ to Cooper
Boutwell Seated In Birmingham; Peace Hopes Rise
Robert Kennedy Consults Negroes Here About North
Kennedy Decides To Renew Effort For Tax Reforms
Air Force Studies Scope Of Mission In Space Program
Supreme Court Prohibits Any Unwarranted Delay In School Desegregation
Kennedy May Ask For Law To Make Stores Integrate
Kennedy at 46: Busy, Cheerful ‘Father of the Year’
Johnson Asks Cooperation Between White and Negro
JUNE
Pope, In Relapse, Given Last Rites; Hope Abandoned
Gov. Wallace Vows To Defy Injunction And Block Negroes
Pope Weakening In Final Stages Of His Struggle
Pope John XXIII Is Dead At 81, Ending 4 1/2-Year Reign Devoted To Peace And Christian Unity
20 Million Fraud Is Laid To Hoffa In U.S. Indictment
Wallace Ordered Not to Bar Negroes From Alabama U.
President Says Racial Barriers Imperil Schools
Protest by St. Louis Negroes Blocks School Buses
Civil Rights Conciliation Is Pressed in Senate Bill
Alabama Guardsmen In Tuscaloosa as Wallace Plans to Defy U.S. Court
Kennedy Asks Break In Cold War; New Atom Parley Set In Moscow; U.S. To Forgo Atmospheric Tests
Alabama Admits Negro Students; Wallace Bows To Federal Force; Kennedy Sees ‘Moral Crisis’ In U.S.
N.A.A.C.P. Leader Slain In Jackson; Protests Mount
Jackson Negroes Clubbed As Police Quell Marchers
Soviet Launches 5th Astronaut; 6th May Join Him
27 Are Arrested In Jackson After Evers Rite
Soviet Orbits Woman Astronaut Near Bykovsky For Dual Flight; They Talk By Radio, Are Put On TV
Supreme Court, 8 To 1, Prohibits Lord’s Prayer And Bible Reading As Public School Requirements
State Calling on Schools To End Racial Imbalance
Kennedy Asks Broad Rights Bill As ‘Reasonable’ Course In Crisis; Calls For Restraint By Negroes
Police Ask Calm In Race Protests
Cardinal Montini Elected Pope; Liberal, 65, Will Reign As Paul VI; Likely To Continue John’s Work
Negroes Inform Kennedy Of Plan For New Protests
Congress To Open Civil Rights Fight With 2 Hearings
Russell Asserts Kennedy Fosters Negro Marches
Kennedy Urges ‘Cohesive Europe’ In Equal Partnership With U.S.; Mixed Atomic Force Is Deferred
President Hailed By Over A Million In Visit To Berlin
Governor Speeds Projects To Open Jobs To Negroes
Kennedy Praises Ireland As Model To Small Nations
Moscow Orders Peking To Recall 5 As Undesirable
JULY
Paul VI Crowned in Ancient Splendor
F.B.I. Photos Show Meeting of Soviet Diplomat and C.I.A. Employe
4 Seized By F.B.I. As Soviet Spies; One On U.N. Staff
Racial Job Clash Erupts In Jersey
Dr. Blake Among 284 Held in Racial Rally in Maryland
Racial Sit-In Blocks Main Headquarters Of Education Board
Khrushchev Aim For U.S. Accord Seen By Envoys
7 Killed as Jet Hits A Day Camp
U.S. Freezes Cuban Assets In Move to Bar Subversion
President Asks Rail Men To Let Goldberg Decide; Unions’ Rejection Likely
Kennedy Averts Rail Strike Now; Will Bid Congress Act By July 29 After New Panel Studies Issues
Five Whites Shot In Cambridge, MD; Guard In Control
Barnett Charges Kennedy’s Assist Red Racial Plot
Russians Charge China Is Barring Paths To Peace
Neo-Nazis Seized With Arms Cache In Bronx Dispute
Wallace Asserts Air Force Offers Aid To Race Riots
M’Namara Limits Racial Protests By Men In Service
S.E.C. Study Says Stock Exchange Is Remiss In Guarding Investors; Asks Abolition Of ‘Floor Trading’
President Proposes Tax On Investments Abroad To Ease Drain On Dollar
Khrushchev Proposes Exchange Of Observers To Prevent Attack; Suggests Troop Cuts In Germany
Talks On Atom Test Ban Reach Tentative Accord; China-Soviet Parley Ends
Kennedy Alerts Senate Leaders On Test Ban Pact
Kennedy Asks I.C.C. Power To Referee Rail Dispute In 2-Year No-Strike Plan
Pact Is Reached For Racial Peace In Cambridge, Md.
5 Racial Pickets Here Get 30-to-60-Day Jail Terms
U.S., Soviet And Britain Reach Atom Accord That Bars All But Underground Tests; See Major Step Toward Easing Tension
Kennedy And Khrushchev Call Pact A Step To Peace But Not A War Preventive
Sweeping Inquiry On U.S. Research Pushed In House
Negroes To Push Picketing In City In Drive For Jobs
De Gaulle Rejects Role In Atomic Test Ban Pact And Non Aggression Talks
Asian Red Moves Stir U.S. Concern
AUGUST
Near-Riot Flares In Race Protest At Project Here
7 Pickets Seized For Blockading Governor’s Door
U.S. Tells U.N. It Will Halt Arms Sale to South Africa
Army Abandons Troop Rotation Without Families
U.S. Gets Secrets Of Crime Network From Gang Figure
Test Ban Treaty Signed In Moscow; Leaders Rejoice
Negroes Call Off Brooklyn Pickets As Governor Acts
2d Son Born to Kennedys; Has Lung Illness
Study For S.E.C. Charges Contract Mutual Funds With Victimizing Buyers
U.S. Panel Indicts 9 In Integration Unit For Picketing Juror
U.S. Agency Rules 6 Companies Rig Antibiotic Prices
New York’s Racial Unrest: Negroes’ Anger Mounting
Rockefeller Plans 2 Primary Races In 1964 Campaign
City Rights Panel Summons Unions To Racial Inquiry
Peking Declares Moscow Reneged On Atom Bomb Aid
2 More Buddhists Suicides by Burning In Vietnam Protest
U.S. And Russia Agree To Share Satellite Data
Professors Quit Over Saigon Move
Turkey Rounds Up ‘Leftist’ Leaders After Coup Trial
Talk Fails To End Integration Issue In City’s Schools
Crisis In South Vietnam Deepens As Diem’s Forces Raid Pagodas; U.S. Sees Its Troop Endangered
City Schools End Reading Of Bible
Two Versions of the Crisis in Vietnam; One Lays Plot to Nhu, Other to Army
Kennedy Decries House Aid Slash As Irresponsible
Nhu Declares Americans Are Deceived By Buddhists
Civil Rights Leaders Urge Proud and Orderly March
Vietnam’s Army Absolved By U.S. In Pagoda Raids
Capital Is Ready For March Today; 100,000 Expected
200,000 March For Civil Rights In Orderly Washington Rally; President Sees Gain For Negro
Lodge Refuses to Give Up Buddhists in U.S. Mission
‘Hot Line’ Opened By U.S. and Soviet To Cut Attack Risk
SEPTEMBER
U.S. Emphasizing Use Of Diplomacy In Vietnam Crisis
Police Riders and Tear Gas Rout Louisiana Negroes
Kennedy Warns Buddhist Dispute Imperils Vietnam
U.S. Ready To Use Troops If Needed In Alabama Crisis
Bombing Sets off Birmingham Riot; One Dead, 18 Hurt
Birmingham Shuts Schools Scheduled for Integration
Wallace Closes 4 More Schools Due To Integrate
Saigon Arrests 800 Teen-Agers Staging Protest
Vietnam’s Pagoda Riders Reported on C.I.A. Payroll
Kennedy Says Red Threat Bars Saigon Aid Cut Now
Wallace Ends Resistance As Guard Is Federalized; More Schools Integrate
Goldwater Charges Kennedy Is Heading To Socialized State
Kennedy Calls War Effort Key to Policy on Vietnam
Colleges To Cut Student Loans; U.S. Fund Drained
Quintuplets Born to Dakota Mother of Five
Birmingham Bomb Kills 4 Negro Girls In Church; Riots Flare; 2 Boys Slain
Kennedy Decries Racial Bombings; Impugns Wallace
Vinson Asks Curb On Military Drive To End Color Line
Rockefeller Choice Of Hoffa for 1964
Soviet Proposes Summit Meeting On Arms In 1964
Kennedy Asks Joint Moon Flight By U.S. And Soviet As Peace Step; Urges New Accords In U.N. Speech
Pope Offers More Powers to Bishops In Move to Broaden Control of Church
Rallies In Nation Protest Killing Of 6 In Alabama
Kennedy Says Birmingham Can Solve Own Problems
Atom Treaty Is Approved By 80-19 Vote In Senate; Kennedy Sees Peace Again
Tax Cut Is Voted By House, 271-155; G.O.P. Plan Loses
U.S. Security Aide Accused of Passing Secrets to Senate
Valachi Accuses Mafia’s Leaders At Senate Inquiry
Pakistan to Receive 70-Million U.S. Loan Despite Tie to China
Alabama Seizes Two In Bombings In Birmingham
OCTOBER
Alabama Surprises F.B.I. By 2 Arrests in Bombings
Racketeers Said to Drain Millions in Liquor Profits
Vietnam Victory By The End Of ’65 Envisaged By U.S.
Big 3’s Foreign Ministers Agree In Principle To Ban Orbiting Of Atomic Arms
C.I.A. Saigon Aide Reported Called To See President
Rusk Condemns Attack In Saigon On U.S. Newsmen
Violence in Saigon Renews U.S. Debate On Vietnam Policy
Haiti Storm Dead May Total 4,000; Cuba Is Hit Again
Senate Unit, 14-3, Bars Color Line In Serving Public
Giant Dam Falls In Italy; Hundreds Reported Dead As Water Engulfs Towns
Italian Flood Dead Pass 2,000 In Razed Villages Below Dam
U.S. Protests To Russians As Their Armor Holds Up Army Convoy Near Berlin
Russian Yield, Let U.S. Convoy Pass Into Berlin
Civil Rights Bill At Crucial Point; Scope Is Debated
Pan Am and T.W.A. Order Supersonic Planes in U.S.
Resolution to Bar Weapons in Space Presented to U.N.
House Prospects For A Rights Vote Appear Brighter
MacMillan Post Reported Going To Earl Of Home
Lord Home Named Leader, But His Tory Rivals Deter Effort To From A Cabinet
Lord Home Ends Revolt In Party; Takes Command
Lord Home Gives Posts In Cabinet To Three Rivals
Senate Votes 1.9 Billion For College Construction
House Unit Balks Moves To Soften Civil Rights Bill
President Joins Drive To Soften Civil Rights Bill
Stevenson Booed and Hit By Dallas Demonstrators
Dallas Leaders Apologize To Stevenson for ‘Outrage’
Soviet Bars Race With U.S. To Land Men On The Moon
Preferment for Negroes Is Sought by Board Here
Wagner Says City Has Not Discussed Negro Preferment
Jersey Engineer and Russian Arrested In Spy Case Involving Air Force Data
3 At U.N. Ousted In Soviet Spy Case
NOVEMBER
62 Dead and Hundreds Hurt In Blast at Indiana Ice Show
Rebels In Vietnam Oust Diem, Report Him And Nhu Suicides; Sharper Fight On Reds Vowed
Diem And Nhu Are Reported Slain; Army Ruling Saigon After Coup; Kennedy Reviews Vietnam Policy
Officer Who Led Diem-Nhu Force Reported Slain
Wagner Planning 1964 Senate Race Against Keating
Off-Track Betting Endorsed, 3-1; Aldrich, O’Dwyer Win For Council; Jersey Voters Defeat Bond Issue
Teamsters Demand 600 Million Raise In 3-Year Contract
U.S. Recognizes Regime In Saigon; Talks On Aid Set
Kennedy And Rusk Battle To Save Foreign Aid Bill; Win A Major Senate Test
U.S. Will Resume Key Aid Program In South Vietnam
Pope, in Warm Plea, Asks Understanding of His Role
President Honors War Dead at Tomb; Son Is With Him
Yale Professor Seized In Soviet On Spy Charges
Haiti Meat Concern Still Paying Baker For Aid on Exports
President Denies Barghoorn Is Spy; Demands Release
Kennedy Calls Jobs Vital, Outranking Civil Rights
Soviet, Heeding Kennedy, Releases Yale Professor But Insists He Was A Spy
Barghoorn Home, Seeks A Mystery In Soviet Arrest
President Denies Democrats Seek To ‘Soak The Rich’
Negroes Join Eisenhower To Rededicate Gettysburg
Air Force Is Given Wider Space Role In Pentagon Shift
Kennedy Pledges Space Advances; Opens Texas Tour
Kennedy Is Killed By Sniper As He Rides In Car In Dallas; Johnson Sworn In On Plane
Kennedy’s Body Lies In White House; Johnson At Helm With Wide Backing; Police Say Prisoner Is The Assassin
President’s Assassin Shot To Death In Jail Corridor By A Dallas Citizen; Grieving Throngs View Kennedy Bier
Kennedy Laid To Rest In Arlington; Hushed Nation Watches And Grieves; World Leaders Pay Tribute At Grave
Stock Market Up $15 Billion On Record Day
Johnson Bids Congress Enact Civil Rights Bill With Speed; Asks End Of Hate And Violence
Johnson’s Thanksgiving Address Asks Nation To ‘Banish Rancor’ And Move On To ‘New Greatness’
Johnson Names A 7-Man Panel To Investigate Assassination; Chief Justice Warren Heads It
DECEMBER
Russians Aiding Oswald Inquiry; Turn Over Files
N.A.A.C.P. to Ask Voters To Purge Civil Rights Foes
U.S. Renews Call To Soviet To Join In Moon Venture
Hero’s Meal Given Secret Service Man For Dallas Bravery
Pope Will Visit Holy Land In January To Aid Peace; Liturgy Reform Is Voted
Warren Inquiry In Assassination Begins Its Work
Oswald Linked To A Shot Fired At Gen. Walker
F.B.I. Gets Oswald Letters Sent to Pro-Castro Group
81 On Jet Killed In Flaming Crash Near Elkton, MD.
Oswald Assassin Beyond A Doubt, F.B.I. Concludes
Congress Votes $1.2 Billion To Aid College Building
Sinatra Jr. Freed Unhurt; $240,000 Paid by Father
Cambodia Recalls Envoy; Break With U.S. Expected
Senate Unit Votes A 50% Tax Ceiling For High Incomes
3 in Jail in Sinatra Case; $233,855 Ransom Found
Pentagon Plans Radio Satellites As Strategic Link
U.S. Revises Rules On Shipping To Cut Trade With Cuba
Johnson, At U.N., Urges Settlement Of Cold War And Global Aid To Needy
Johnson Sets Up Top U.S. Position On Latin Affairs
McNamara Opens Inquiry In Vietnam on War Crisis
U.S. Drops Plans For 1965 Recall Of Vietnam Force
Vietnam’s Forces Revise Strategy; Kill 20 In Ambush
1,000 Abandon Burning Cruise Ship, Taking To Lifeboats In Atlantic; Many Picked Up By Rescue Craft
877 From Burned Liner Rescued; 24 Known To Be Dead, 135 Missing As Ships Press Atlantic Search
Johnson Upheld By House On Credit Sales To Reds; $3 Billion Aid Bill Voted
New Strategic Bomber Gains Favor in Pentagon
Grain Talks Gain As U.S. Licenses 2 Sales To Soviet
Sofia Mob Stones The U.S. Legation Over Spy Charges
President To Ask Rise In Spending For Human Needs
Florida Hotel Fire Kills 21 As Smoke Traps Victims
3,500 U.S. Airmen Serving In Japan To Be Withdrawn
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