Washington officials indicate Amb Lodge has warned Pres Ngo that mounting Cong pressure may force US to cut mil aid

LODGE ASKS DIEM TO OUST BROTHER; WARNS OF AID CUT; Cites Pressure in Congress --Vietnamese Chief Said to Give Request 'Thought' KENNEDY VIEW RELAYED Envoy Asks for Reorientation in Internal Policy--Move in Senate Due Today U.S. Holds Nhu Responsible LODGE ASKS DIEM TO OUST BROTHER Catholics Are Minority

Goldwater Charges Kennedy Is Heading To Socialized State; Goldwater Says Administration Heads Toward 'Socialized State'

PARIS, Sept. 11--The French Foreign Minister, Maurice Couve de Murville, will confer with Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Washington next month, officials said today.  

FRENCH MINISTER WILL VISIT RUSK; Couve de Murville Due Oct. 5 --Vietnam a Likely Topic FRENCH MINISTER WILL VISIT RUSK 

Comr Birns directs Bklyn Polytechnic Inst to include apt house noise-control provisions in new city bldg code

City Code to Limit Apartment Noises; CITY ACTS TO CURB APARTMENT NOISE

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept, 11--South Vietnam's influential Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, arriving from Beirut, Lebanon, said tonight the Saigon Government would satisfy President Kennedy's suggestion for a change in its personnel "if we can." But the

Mrs. Nhu Calls Kennedy Appeaser; MRS. NHU SCORES KENNEDY'S STAND Lodge "Sensible," She Says She Plans to go Back Home

Estimate Bd reaches decision after meeting more than 12 hrs

ESTIMATE BOARD REACHES DECISION ON BREEZY POINT; But Mayor Declines to Give Details After Continuous Meeting Until 4 A. M. DENIES DEFEAT ON PARK Session Will Be Reconvened in Afternoon to Announce Terms of Agreement Mayor Committed to Plan Decision on Breezy Point Plan Reached by Board of Estimate

The Kennedy Administration opened its campaign yesterday to induce Congress to approve new low-rent public housing funds.

Low-Rent Housing Honors Lehman; LOW-COST HOUSING HONORS LEHMAN Mayor Scores Albany 'Happiest Day'

Govt's selective immigration program reptd success as 11,972 more whites settled than left action, Jan-June; gain is 10 times that for '61; Verwoerd seen seeking to transform country into checkerboard of white and black areas; Min Vorster says Govt will enforce apartheid regardless of criticism; Min Schoeman announces plan to seal main pol escape route to Tanganyika

South Africa Shows Early Gain In Recruiting of White Settlers; IMMIGRATION IS UP IN SOUTH AFRICA Tactical Balance Sought

HR, 336-0, approves probe of Govt research programs; 9-man panel apptd by Speaker McCormack will make yr's study focusing on costs of individual programs, scholarship grants and results obtained

RESEARCH INQUIRY IS VOTED BY HOUSE; Panel With Full Subpoena Powers to Conduct Study of All U.S. Programs 5 Principal Agencies RESEARCH INQUIRY IS VOTED BY HOUSE Cites Numbers in Studies

NY Labor-Mgt Council of Health and Welfare Plans charges NY Blue Cross trails nation in benefits, financing and standards, 1st of series of repts; urges changes in NYC and 12 NYS counties; council chmn J I Snyder, others present rept, news conf

BLUE SHIELD HERE HELD 'BACKWARD'; Consumer Group Charges Benefits Trail Nation's BLUE SHIELD HERE HELD 'BACKWARD'

attendance gains in 4 cities; demonstrations occur at 2 Birmingham hss; illus; Supt Wright says no disciplinary action is planned against students who boycotted classes but Educ Bd warns against continued truancy

ALABAMA WHITES RESUMING STUDIES AS BOYCOTTS EASE; Rise in Attendance Is Noted in 4 Desegregated Cities-- Negro Girls' Car Stoned Birmingham Patrolled Enrollment Up 250 ALABAMA WHITES RESUMING STUDIES 'Go Back to Africa' 45 Stage a Walkout

fire again sweeps sec of boardwalk; $1 million damage; illus

Second $1,000,000 Fire Hits Asbury Park Boardwalk; Second Million-Dollar Blaze Hits Asbury Park Boardwalk

Vietcong forces overrun Cainuoc, partly overrun Damdoi; inflict heavy losses; cirlifted Govt forces reoccupy towns; Govt repts at least 100 guerrillas killed in air strike near Damdoi; map

VIETNAMESE REDS ATTACK 2 TOWNS; Government Losses Believed High in District Capitals Before Foe Is Routed VIETNAMESE REDS ATTACK 2 TOWNS

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Sept. 11--The Soviet Union has renewed a proposal to redistribute the six nonpermanent seats in the Security Council to reflect the increased African membership in the United Nations.

Soviet Revives Plan To Put New Nations In Security Council; Fedorenko Raises Issue MOSCOW REVIVES U.N. COUNCIL PLAN U.S. Aide Challenges Soviet

Kennedy gives 'unqualified and unequivocal assurances' that US will maintain vigorous weapons development program after treaty ratification, that treaty will not prevent weapons use in war, lr to Mansfield and Dirksen; assures that underground tests will continue, that labs will be maintained, that sites will be ready far atmospheric testing, that US keeps right to test in atmosphere immediately should USSR do so, that US will take 'all necessary action' if Cuba is used directly or indirectly to circumvent or nullify treaty, that treaty in no way involves E Ger recognition, that underground peaceful-uses tests will be conducted as permitted by treaty and that accord will be sought later for such tests in atmosphere when 'clean' devices are developed; Dirksen urges ratification as 1st step to 'grand destiny' for US and world, Sen s in which he makes lr pub; lauded by Mansfield; Thurmond opposes treaty, s

PRESIDENT'S NOTE ASSURES SENATE ON ATOM TREATY; Promises Vigorous Program of Weapons Development After Pact's Ratification Could Resume Testing Many Oppose Treaty KENNEDY ASSURES SENATE ON TREATY

De Valera's Home Rifled

SAIGON, Vietnam, Sept. 11 --The English-language Times of Vietnam reported today what it described as new plans of "foreign adventurers' hostile to the Government of President Ngo Dinh Diem.  

SAIGON PAPER SAYS U.S. LAYS NEW PLOT

Govt censors repts about unfavorable events in war against Communist guerrillas

SAIGON CENSORS BAN WAR LOSS REPORTS

Proceedings in the U.N.

LORD HOME FAVORS RESPONSE TO SOVIET

Vice Pres Johnson holds ltd nuclear tests ban makes strength more imperative, conf with Norwegian officials, Oslo; Premier Lyng concurs

NORWAY IS EXHORTED BY JOHNSON ON NATO

VIETNAM PRELATE HERE FROM ROME; Brother of President Diem Plans to See Spellman Expects to See Pope Later Ordered to Remain Silent

Vietnamese exile leader Tran Van Tung proposes leaders of opposition exile groups reach accord on stand against Ngo regime; holds US must first indicate it seeks an alternative govt; deplores current US position, is cool to de Gaulle's proposals

Vietnam Exile Leader in Paris Urges United Anti-Diem Stand; Unhappy With U.S. Stand

Typhoon Lashes Ryukyus; 4 Hurt,100 Homes Wrecked

replacement train arrives, Moscow, from Naushki; passengers tell of incident

September 12, 1963

Headlines from September 12, 1963

Goldwater Charges Kennedy Is Heading To Socialized State; Goldwater Says Administration Heads Toward 'Socialized State'

FRENCH MINISTER WILL VISIT RUSK; Couve de Murville Due Oct. 5 --Vietnam a Likely Topic FRENCH MINISTER WILL VISIT RUSK

City Code to Limit Apartment Noises; CITY ACTS TO CURB APARTMENT NOISE

Mrs. Nhu Calls Kennedy Appeaser; MRS. NHU SCORES KENNEDY'S STAND Lodge "Sensible," She Says She Plans to go Back Home

Billboard 200

My Son; The Nut

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Bye Bye Birdie

(Moving)

Peter; Paul And Mary

Historical Context for September 12, 1963