stresses program has immediate effect on exports and opens up potential mkts, s, White House Conf on Export Expansion

President Exhorts Business to Strive For More Exports; PRESIDENT SPURS RISE IN EXPORTS Disclosure on Tariff Talks

NYC reptd willing to offer state large share of pari-mutuel betting pool from local bets on out-of-state races; Controller Beame explains plan and procedure for handling out-of-state bets

City Offers State Share in Bet Fund; CITY OFFERS STATE PART OF BET FUND Determination of Odds Bets on Night Races

HR approves using fallout shelter facilities for disaster purposes

Fallout Shelter Plan Approved by House; SHELTER PROGRAM IS VOTED BY HOUSE

NY City Council urges passage of rights bill

Fair-Sabbath Law Is Voted by Council; Council Votes Fair-Sabbath Act Amid Bitter Debate on Wording Rabbis Follow Debate

By a 10-vote margin, musicians rejected last night a contract offer from producers and called a strike that could close all Broadway shows this week. The vote was 166 to 156.

MUSICIANS CALL THEATER STRIKE; Union Turns Down $10 Offer by Broadway League MUSICIANS CALL THEATER STRIKE Picketing Off Broadway

Min Couve de Murville sees eased tension as result of treaty aiding solution of other issues, conf, Bonn

Bonn Urges Allies To Press for Talks On German Issues; Schroder to Meet Rusk BONN URGES MOVE ON GERMAN ISSUES Accord Is Sought

Malaysia severs ties with Philippines and Indonesia; Malayan demonstrators break into Indonesian Embassy grounds, replace Indonesian flag with Malaysia's, tear Indonesian crest from Embassy bldg, Kuala Lumpur; illus; Rahman reads formal proclamation of Malaysia's founding, ceremony; pledges nation will forever be ind and sovereign

MALAYSIA BREAKS TIES TO 2 NATIONS; Acts After Indonesia Rejects Federation and Philippines Reduces Embassy Status MALAYSIA BREAKS TIES TO 2 NATIONS Malaysian Places Blame

Sen Russell deplores Adm refusal to mfr RS-70

SENATE UNIT ADDS TO DEFENSE FUND; VOTES 47.3 BILLION; Bars 2 Proposed Reductions as It Increases the House Figure by 289 Million Lists Proposed Trims Obsolescence Seen SBNATE UNIT ADDS TO DEFENSE FUNDS

Repr Vinson offers bill for ct-martial of servicemen obeying Defense Dept order aimed at curbing off-base bias; scores Sec McNamara for issuing it, charges he seeks to impose new soc order through use of armed forces; dept repts 2d directive barring participation of servicemen or mil equipment in any pub event where bias is practiced is being implemented

VINSON ASKS CURB ON MILITARY DRIVE TO END COLOR LINE; He Would Punish Servicemen Who Carry Out Edict on Off-Base Discrimination M'NAMARA IS ASSAILED Georgia Democrat Declares Pentagon Tries to Impose 'a New Social Order' New Order Implemented Vinson Asks Curb on Military In Dispute Over Discrimination

Elected United Nations Assembly President; s, illus

U.N. SESSION IS ON; ASSEMBLY ELECTS VENEZUELAN CHIEF; Sosa Rodriguez Unopposed --He Says Nuclear Pact Changes Fears to Hope MOSCOW IS OPTIMISTIC Izvestia Notes 'Fair Winds' --Seating of Red China Is Raised by Albania Castro Foes Demonstrate U.N. Assembly Elects Venezuelan President as Session Opens in a Hopeful Mood NEW CHIEF HAILS TEST BAN ACCORD Dr. Sosa Rodriguez Asserts Agreement Has Changed Men's Fears to Hope High Officials to Confer

Russell denounces treaty as step to unilateral disarmament, Sen s; deplores lack of inspection provision; rebuffed on resolution amendment insuring Sen vote on any amendment to treaty, but White House agrees to insert concept in resolution preamble; Sens Irvin and Bible announce they will vote for treaty, Irvin reluctantly; Pastore backs it

RUSSELL WARNS OF PERIL IN PACT; Says Test Ban Treaty Could Lead to Threat on Arms RUSSELL WARNS OF PERIL IN PACT

Rev F L Shuttlesworth warns of renewed Negro demonstrations over Adm refusal to send troops, says Negro leaders approve march on Montgomery to deliver wreath to Wallace; asserts white leaders renege on pledge to improve job opportunities; 1 victim of ch bombing buried; racial incidents continue; Birmingham retail sales down 20%

BIRMINGHAM GETS A NEGRO WARNING; Demonstrations of Protest May Be Revived--March on Montgomery Set Patience Exhausted BIRMINGHAM GETS A NEGRO WARNING Minister Gives View

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Sept. 17--The Secretary General, U Thant, Bald today that the peace-keeping operations performed by small states, without big-power involvement, represented the United Nations trend for the future.

THANT PUTS HOPES IN SMALL NATIONS; He Sees Need of Bigger Role for Them in Peace-Keeping --Hammarskjold Honored Lecture Series Announced THANT PUTS HOPE IN SMALL NATIONS

Iranians, Including Women, Vote for New Legislature; IRANIANS SELECT NEW LEGISLATURE

Queen opens Parliament; Govt presents $620-million defense budget for '64

JULIANA CALLS UNITY KEY TASK FOR EUROPE

Pakistan and USSR open talks on reciprocal service

India Protesting to Pakistan on Firing at Border; Orders High Commissioner to Press for Termination of Clashes in Assam Pakistan Lodges Protest Airline Talks Open Loan Reinstatement Hinted Intent Indicated

Former Junta Aide Bars Return to Korean Politics

EEC exec Prof Hallstein holds Eur has no alternative but to accept US offer of Atlantic partnership, s, Eur Parliamentary and Eur Council Assemblies

HALLSTEIN ENDORSES IDEA OF PARTNERSHIP

declares emergency following clashes of demonstrators and security forces; map

EMERGENCY RULE DECLARED IN CHAD; President Acts After Riot in African Country

Lodge Visits Delta

North Korea Spurns U.N. Plea

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Sept. 17--United States and Vietnamese military officials are urging a military reorganization that would shift a third division to the Mekong Delta region.  

SHIFT OF TROOPS IN VIETNAM URGED; Some Saigon and U.S. Aides Seek 3d Division in Delta Concern Over Delta Trends 

Australia Continues Arms Aid

U.S. Deplores Violence

US and S Vietnamese mil officials urge mil reorgn to shift 3d div to Mekong delta, strategic hamlets bldg program; changes reflect growing concern over mil developments in delta; Communist Natl Liberation Front pres Nguyen Huu Tho urges coalition govt, lr to UN; Govt troops attack Vietcong bn, kill 122, Saigon area; Lodge visits mil installations, delta

September 18, 1963

Headlines from September 18, 1963

President Exhorts Business to Strive For More Exports; PRESIDENT SPURS RISE IN EXPORTS Disclosure on Tariff Talks

City Offers State Share in Bet Fund; CITY OFFERS STATE PART OF BET FUND Determination of Odds Bets on Night Races

Fallout Shelter Plan Approved by House; SHELTER PROGRAM IS VOTED BY HOUSE

Fair-Sabbath Law Is Voted by Council; Council Votes Fair-Sabbath Act Amid Bitter Debate on Wording Rabbis Follow Debate

MUSICIANS CALL THEATER STRIKE; Union Turns Down $10 Offer by Broadway League MUSICIANS CALL THEATER STRIKE Picketing Off Broadway

Billboard 200

My Son; The Nut

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Bye Bye Birdie

Peter; Paul And Mary

(Moving)

Historical Context for September 18, 1963