Your request fails because the response data is not valid JavaScript.
Also: A JSONP request can never be used to read the response headers.
This is because a JSONP request isn't actually a new type of Request, but instead it's just a script tag inserted on-the-fly into the head part of the DOM.
In order to get the headers of an HTTP resource, best use a standard Ext.AJAX request and make sure the resource you want to access will send proper Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers.
For more details about this look up Cross-origin resource sharing and the Same-origin policy.