Elections Bd repts ineligible votes were cast in 14 dists of 1st AD S; summons elections inspectors to hearing; Koch scores move

ILLEGALITY FOUND IN 'VILLAGE' VOTE; Invalid Ballots Cited in Area Where De Sapio Lost ILLEGALITY FOUND IN 'VILLAGE' VOTE

USSR reptdly seeks to buy US wheat; Sec Freeman backs sales; final decision up to Pres

SOVIET REPORTED STRIVING TO BUY WHEAT IN THE U.S.; Grain Dealers See Way to Cut Surplus--White House Parley Asks More Trade Freeman Favors Sale Traders Envision Rise SOVIET WHEAT BID TO U.S. REPORTED Way Seems Clear

Sen sets vote; Sens Miller and Dominick to back treaty; Aiken repts 'organizational mail' campaign against it, mostly from Calif and Tex

SENATE DECIDES TO VOTE TUESDAY ON TEST BAN PACT; 2 More Senators Back It-- Aiken Tells of Campaign by Mail Against Treaty 81 Said to Be in Favor Coloradan Backs Treaty VOTE SET TUESDAY ON TEST BAN PACT

Owner to renovate homes in hope of rent increase; st's history; illus; map

2 'Village' Streets Face Change; 'VILLAGE' STREETS FACING CHANGES In Old New York

pay raises and other benefits under new UFT pact will cost some $31.5 million by fiscal '65, not $26 million as originally indicated; teachers to get $20.7 million in pay adjustments, remainder goes to other employee and for fringe benefits

TEACHER PAY PACT TO COST 31 MILLION; Original 26-Million Estimate Not Complete, City Says TEACHER PAY PACT TO COST 31 MILLION

Kennedy appeals for passage of tax cut as 'insurance' for prosperity and against recession, TV-radio s; sees purchasing power raised by $11 billion, spurring econ and curbing gold outflow; cites examples of tax cut benefits for avg taxpayers; makes no mention of Repub proposal to tie tax cut to ceiling on Fed spending but scores those seeking to attach 'ruinous amendments

KENNEDY APPEALS FOR TAX CUT BILL AS BENEFIT TO ALL; Says 11 Billion in Additional Buying Power Would Be 'Prosperity Insurance' PLEDGES TO BAR WASTE In a Television Address, He Asserts Spending Will Be Held to Essentials Sees Downturn Blocked KENNEDY APPEALS FOR TAX CUT BILL

some 20 religious leaders headed by Rev J I Miller urge passage of strong bill, meetings with Atty Gen Kennedy and Cong leaders; disappointed over Cong 'lack of understanding' on urgency of issue; call on all chs to mark day of prayer and petition for rights legis; to meet with Pres Kennedy; R Wilkins urges Pres to push for passage of bill and take issue to public; HR subcom fails to act on bill's pub accommodations sec

PRESIDENT MEETS 7 NEGROES TODAY; Will Discuss Racial Crisis With Birmingham Leaders --Clerics Press for Bill Meet Robert Kennedy PRESIDENT MEETS 7 NEGROES TODAY Panel Fails to Act

D Acheson scores de Gaulle nationalistic policies as 'lethal danger' to Atlantic unity, s, Eur Movement cong

Acheson Calls Nationalism Of de Gaulle Peril to Unity; ACHESON ASSAILS DE GAULLE POLICY

GB weighs break in diplomatic ties with Indonesia; asks US and other nations friendly with Indonesia to persuade Sukarno to halt hostile actions; Brit Labor party leader Gordon Walker assures Sec Home of party's support

BRITISH CONSIDER INDONESIAN BREAK; Said to Ask U.S. to Intervene --Tell Envoy 'Uncivilized' Attacks Must Cease Visits Again Later BRITISH CONSIDER INDONESIA BREAK

mob of over 10,000 sacks and burns embassy and other Brit property, Jakarta; illus; Pres Sukarno regrets incidents; pledges to aid evacuation of Brit natls

10,000 IN JAKARTA ATTACK AND BURN BRITISH EMBASSY; Building Sacked in Protest Over Malaysia Federation --Some Employes Hurt MARTIAL LAW IN CAPITAL Soldiers Restore Order-- In Kuala Lumpur, Prime Minister Quiets Rioters Embassy Is a Shell 10,000 IN JAKARTA ATTACK EMBASSY Police Hold Back

Wagner has told assocs he weighs 4th term because he fears old-line politicians will regain party control if he is elected to Sen; reptdly lost appeal at White House as Sen candidate because of prolonged party warfare that he has not been able to end; made statement on re-election on day Kennedy named Repr Kelly, Steingut co-leader, to US UN delegation; Bklyn reform leader E Victor protests apptmt; politicians reaction to Wagner statement

Mayor's Plan Tied To Fight on 'Bosses'; MAYOR TIES PLANS TO 'BOSSISM' FIGHT

defers strike; both sides accept NYS mediation; Mayor Wagner assigns aide to talks

26 Votes Are Key In Theater Dispute; 28 VOTES ARE KEY TO MUSIC DISPUTE

Teamsters pres Hoffo backs Rockefeller for nomination, TV int; says he cannot back Goldwater or Kennedy; praises Rockefeller record; Rockefeller comments; IUE pres Carey scores endorsement; Romney refuses to say now whether he backs Rockefeller or Goldwater

Rockefeller Choice Of Hoffa for 1964; ROCKEFELLER GETS HOFFA'S BACKING Romney Is Undecided

UN com urges member states bar arms to S Africa, refrain from training S African mil personnel

NEW CURBS URGED FOR SOUTH AFRICA; Investment Ban Is Proposed in U.N. to Fight 'New and Harsher' Race Repression NEW CURBS URGED FOR SOUTH AFRICA Blockade Is Proposed

Police raid Opposition newspaper, seize documents and files

JAGAN FOES' OFFICES SEARCHED BY POLICE

Nepalese-Chinese Talks Gain

State Dept aide W W Rostow pledges US will consult W Ger in all negotiations with USSR, s, Dayton U

Rostow Reassures Bonn

Malaysia break in ties with Indonesia and Philippines seen severe setback for SE Asia Assn

Southeast Asian Setback; Two Development Groups Imperiled By Malaysia's Split With Neighbors Less Deep-Seated Quarrel Goal Set by Macapagal

Greece grants asylum to Z Erataman, MP in Menderes regime

Greeks Grant Asylum to Turk

Govt announces 15-18% pay rises for 6,100 higher civil-service workers

Civil-Service Pay Raised 15 to 18 Per Cent in Britain

reform program wins sweeping victory; incomplete returns indicate candidates backed by Free Women and Free Men Cong lead

BIG VOTE REPORTED FOR SHAH'S REFORM

Sukarno reptdly assures US Amb Jones he will issue pub statement expressing regret for anti-Brit riots and will aid safe evacuation of Brit natls

Sukarno Regrets Incident

IKEDA BEGINS DRIVE FOR VOTES IN JAPAN

Sec Rusk summons Indonesian Amb to US, voices concern over attack on Brit Embassy

U.S. Expresses Concern

Indonesia's opposition to fed seen based on Sukarno's fear of Brit colonialism

Indonesia's Policy on Malaysia Traced to Fear of Colonialism; He Fears Domination

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September 19, 1963

Headlines from September 19, 1963

ILLEGALITY FOUND IN 'VILLAGE' VOTE; Invalid Ballots Cited in Area Where De Sapio Lost ILLEGALITY FOUND IN 'VILLAGE' VOTE

SOVIET REPORTED STRIVING TO BUY WHEAT IN THE U.S.; Grain Dealers See Way to Cut Surplus--White House Parley Asks More Trade Freeman Favors Sale Traders Envision Rise SOVIET WHEAT BID TO U.S. REPORTED Way Seems Clear

SENATE DECIDES TO VOTE TUESDAY ON TEST BAN PACT; 2 More Senators Back It-- Aiken Tells of Campaign by Mail Against Treaty 81 Said to Be in Favor Coloradan Backs Treaty VOTE SET TUESDAY ON TEST BAN PACT

2 'Village' Streets Face Change; 'VILLAGE' STREETS FACING CHANGES In Old New York

TEACHER PAY PACT TO COST 31 MILLION; Original 26-Million Estimate Not Complete, City Says TEACHER PAY PACT TO COST 31 MILLION

Billboard 200

My Son; The Nut

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Bye Bye Birdie

Peter; Paul And Mary

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Historical Context for September 19, 1963