Suffolk County Asst Dist Atty Bendersky says indictments for malicious mischief against some youths who wrecked Southampton, NY, mansion after F W Wetherill coming-out party Aug 31 will be sought before grand jury in 2 or 3 wks

Suffolk May Indict Debut Ball Vandals; VANDALS AT DEBUT MAY BE INDICTED 800 at Major Event

business reptd uneasy over econ situation; details

KENNEDY SENDING MISSION TO ASSESS VIETNAMESE WAR; To Make South Vietnam Inquiry

USSR Govt declaration, printed in Izvestia, charges Communist China, during Oct '62 crisis, tried to prod USSR into a 'dangerous gamble,'

MOSCOW ASSAILS PEKING ON BORDER; Says Frontier Was Violated 5,000 Times in 1962-- Warns of a Rebuff MOSCOW ASSAILS PEKING ON BORDER

Rabbinical Council of Amer protests death sentence of rabbi for alleged currency speculation, Pyatigorsk, as sign of anti-Semitic campaign

JEWS IN U.S. SEND SOVIET A PROTEST; Orthodox Council, in Note to Envoy, Scores Death Sentence for Rabbi One of Three Condemned U.S. JEWS SEND SOVIET A PROTEST

Pope Offers More Powers to Bishops In Move to Broaden Control of Church; Paul VI Spurs Drive for Reform--Curia to Be Modernized Bar to Christian Unity Large Group Present Pope Offers Sharing of Powers With Bishops in Curia Reforms Welcome by Curia Seen Pope Recalls Own Career

CZECH PRESIDENT REMOVES PREMIER AND TWO DEPUTIES; Economic Trouble and Issue of Stalinism Are Cited in Cabinet Shake-Up Earlier Purge Discredited State Agency Changes CZECH PRESIDENT REMOVES PREMIER Hunt for Scapegoats Seen

Canada notifies US it wants to cut auto and parts imports from US nearly in half to ease trade deficit; US concerned; '62 imports from US totaled $500 million

CANADA MAY CUT U.S. CAR IMPORTS ALMOST IN HALF; Officials Tell Administration of Program Designed to Reduce Trade Deficit JOBLESSNESS A FACTOR Washington Voices Concern Over Size of Slash--1962 Exports Were 500 Million Jobless Rate Fluctuates Wide-Ranging Talks CANADA MAY CUT U.S. CAR IMPORTS Broad Discussions Most U.S. Subsidiaries

Costikyan re-election backed by Wagner and Lehman; reform leaders deplore support; Costikyan replies to reformers criticism

COSTIKYAN TO RUN FOR SECOND TERM; Reform Democrats Consider Putting Up Own Candidate for County Leadership COSTIKYAN TO RUN FOR SECOND TERM Says Goal Has Been Won Group Locked Out

Sports News

White House spokesman says Kennedy 1st proposed joint lunar mission to Khrushchev at '61 Vienna meeting; disclosure seen attempt to offset speculation of sudden Adm policy change; Brit press hails proposal; USSR press hails Kennedy s but ignores proposal

President's 1961 Proposal On Moon Flight Revealed; Aide Says Offer Was Given Khrushchev at Vienna Parley--Disclosure Seeks to Offset Surprise at Policy Shift 1961 MOON OFFER BY U.S. REVEALED Space Officials Surprised London Backs Proposal Moscow Ignores Moon Plan

Gov and wife make pol visit to Huntington, W Va

Rockefeller Tells West Virginia Kennedy Reneged; ROCKEFELLER TALKS IN WEST VIRGINIA Cites Five Promises Outlines 4-Point Program Points Out Cancellation

Farmers Union pres Patton urges world trade pact with subsidies for Amer farmres

Farm Foes of Wheat Sale To Soviet Restudy Stand; Would Ask Domestic Price WHEAT-SALE FOES REVIEWING STAND Exempt From Restriction Freeman Gives Views Trade Agreement Urged

group of Negro writers and artists, headed by Baldwin, Killens, Lomax and R Dee, urges nationwide Xmas shopping boycott

Negro Group Urges Christmas Boycott; NEGROES OPPOSE CHRISTMAS BUYING Toys Included Telegram to Mayor

Prime Min Lee Kuan Yew and People's Action party returned to power

Indonesia Halts Lucrative Trade With Malaysia; British Building Burned Customs Barrier Erected Military Steps Reported Singapore Vote Backs Lee London Calls Jakarta Envoy Subandrio Arrives Here

Bolivian Cong absolves Vice Pres Lechin Oquendo of '61 cocaine mfr and traffic charge

Bolivia Vice President Cleared

ROME, Sept. 21--Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister-in-law of South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem, arrived today from Belgrade, where she attended a conference of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.

MRS. NHU IN ROME; DIEM DENOUNCES TV

strike, urged over 3 radio stations in name of anti-Communist front, ends; stores reopen

Santo Domingo Strike Ends

U.S. THEATER ROCKED BY BOMB IN VIETNAM

comment on plans of Vietnamese diplomatic aides who resigned Washington posts

EX-SAIGON ENVOY STARTS SAD EXILE; Mrs. Nhu's Parents Take a House in Washington Daughter a Stranger

Opposition MPs blame ex-Min V K K Menon for '62 mil setbacks

INDIA'S SETBACKS ARE LAID TO MENON

Welensky Will Visit U.S.

SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 12 --As the Presidential election approaches, South Korea's military regime is dropping a series of harsh measures aimed at "remaking the people" and is conducting an all-out attempt to "win the minds" of the people instead. It is using money, favors and individual care in the attempt.  

SEOUL IS STRIVING TO WOO THE VOTER; Hard Tactics Dropped and Leniency Stressed Plea Made for Song's Release

TOKYO, Sept. 21-- Japan's three major political parties plunged into their campaigns this week, although the date for an election is still uncertain and the basic issues are yet to be clarified.  

PARTIES IN JAPAN BEGIN CAMPAIGNS; Opposition Seeking General Election This Year Campaign Limited by Law Price Rises Mentioned

Govt pub pamphlet in June setting guidelines for press coverage of certain subjects; asks pub be kept confidential

NEW DELHI CURBS NEWS OF DEFENSE; 'Guidance' for Papers Lists Topics to Be Avoided Correspondents Get Copies Press Advisers Posted Obedience Recommended

Comment on overtures to Communist China, weakened ties with US; cartoon

September 22, 1963

Headlines from September 22, 1963

Suffolk May Indict Debut Ball Vandals; VANDALS AT DEBUT MAY BE INDICTED 800 at Major Event

KENNEDY SENDING MISSION TO ASSESS VIETNAMESE WAR; To Make South Vietnam Inquiry

MOSCOW ASSAILS PEKING ON BORDER; Says Frontier Was Violated 5,000 Times in 1962-- Warns of a Rebuff MOSCOW ASSAILS PEKING ON BORDER

JEWS IN U.S. SEND SOVIET A PROTEST; Orthodox Council, in Note to Envoy, Scores Death Sentence for Rabbi One of Three Condemned U.S. JEWS SEND SOVIET A PROTEST

Pope Offers More Powers to Bishops In Move to Broaden Control of Church; Paul VI Spurs Drive for Reform--Curia to Be Modernized Bar to Christian Unity Large Group Present Pope Offers Sharing of Powers With Bishops in Curia Reforms Welcome by Curia Seen Pope Recalls Own Career

Billboard 200

My Son; The Nut

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Bye Bye Birdie

Peter; Paul And Mary

(Moving)

Historical Context for September 22, 1963