Former Judge Melvin H. Osterman, dour and taciturn, surrendered yesterday to District Attorney Frank S. Hogan on a recently voted indictment charging bribery and conspiracy in state liquor-license affairs.

Ex-Judge Osterman Arraigned On Charges of Liquor Bribery; OSTERMAN BOOKED IN S.L.A. SCANDALS $25,000 Bribe Charged Conferences Alleged

Margaret Chase Smith Weighs Drive for the Vice Presidency; MARGARET SMITH WEIGHS G.O.P. BID Suffragist Nominee

HS Principals Assn probes lack of 'articulation' between jr and sr hss in fields requiring joint planning; hostility toward jr hss grows; United Parents Assns urges direct contact between jr and sr hss; other recommendations

Mix-Up in Planning Language Courses Slows Pupils Here; LANGUAGE PUPILS SLOWED IN MIX-UP Program Expanded Recommendations Made Publicity Feared Situation 'Never Worse'

US recognizes new regime; US officials eager for talks on renewing aid

U.S. RECOGNIZES REGIME IN SAIGON; TALKS ON AID SET; Move Comes Less Than Week After Overthrow of Diem by Military Leaders NEW CLIMATE IS SEEN Hope for Fresh Efforts in War Against Guerrillas Is Signaled by Action 'Mutual Benefit' Sought Note Delivered in Saigon U.S. RECOGNIZES REGIME IN SAIGON Contrast Is Noted

shipment of surpluses to Yugoslavia to continue despite bill to tighten other aid

AID TO INDONESIA AND U.A.R. CURBED; Senate Also Votes to Tighten Yugoslav Restrictions U.S Aid to U.A.R. and Indonesia Curbed in Senate by 65-13 Vote Cooper is Critical

Assembly com defers vote on 18-nation talks at request of USSR, which studies summit-level conf; Ambs Burns (Canada) and Rafael (Israel) urge 18 nations study machinery for keeping peace under disarmament

SOVIET IN ACCORD WITH U.S. ON SPACE; Unity on a U.N. Declaration Is Said to Indicate Easing of Moscow's Demands Disarmament Vote Delayed SOVIET IN ACCORD WITH U.S. ON SPACE Canada Welcomes Move

Labor candidate wins Luton by-election; majority far bigger than expected; Conservative percentage of total vote drops to 39.5 from 55.1 in '59; Liberals gain; Wilson and Brown hail result as presaging Labor victory in gen election; Douglas-Home holds Conservatives can reverse result

LABORITE DEFEATS TORY IN KEY VOTE; Victory in Luton Is Hailed as Presaging Triumph in British General Election Blow to Conservatives LABORITE UNSEATS TORY IN KEY VOTE

US traders and USSR reprs reopen talks; US officials hold White House conf on talks

HOPES BRIGHTEN FOR WHEAT DEAL; BOTH SIDES YIELD; Traders Renew Direct Talks --Concessions Made on Use of U.S. Vessels Outlook Changes Balk Over Rates HOPES BRIGHTEN FOR WHEAT DEAL

Announces candidacy for Repub Pres nomination, statements, Albany and Nashua, NH

ROCKEFELLER OPENS NOMINATION RACE; ASKS G.O.P. DEBATE; He Announces Presidential Candidacy, Then Starts New Hampshire Battle PLANS A COAST CONTEST Governor Bars Unequivocal Pledge to Back Goldwater if Arizonan Is Chosen Statement Repeated Wife Takes No Part Rockefeller Opens His Campaign For the Presidential Nomination To Enter Other Primaries

Khrushchev asks group to join him on revg stand during mil parade

Soviet Parades 'Antimissile Missiles' on 46th Anniversary of Revolution; RUSSIANS DISPLAY A 'MISSILE KILLER' Able to 'Hit a Fly' Parade of Muscovites, Too

Prof J W Silver describes Miss as totalitarian soc enslaved by 'obedience to official orthodoxy almost identical with pro-slavery philosophy', s as outgoing pres of Southern Historical Assn; holds roots of crisis stretch back to pro-Civil War era; blames politicians, including Barnett, clergymen, lawyers, legislators and business men; says white 'establishment' is so deeply entrenched that Negro leaders are in hopeless position without Fed aid; notes Negro gains since emancipation but finds reverse true of whites; calls state 'deservedly famous' for police brutality, notes ablest residents leave yrly; Barnett replies

Mississippi Professor Declares That His State Is 'Totalitarian'; MISSISSIPPI HELD 'TOTALITARIAN' Assails Role of Churches 'Cynical Hoax' Charged Response by Barnett

DC checks taxes of everyone mentioned in Baker's business deals; says Baker has never filed DC return; Baker atty claims he is exempt because he is elected Fed officer; DC says Baker's wife has never filed though employed by Sen Internal Security subcom; IRS checks Baker tax returns; FHA says Baker made several overtures to it in support of loan ins applications

BAKER ASSOCIATES FACING TAX STUDY; Both U.S. and the District of Columbia Checking on Filing of Returns F.H.A. Inquiries BAKER ASSOCIATES FACING TAX STUDY

conf gets repts of mil and pol coms; pol com sees Atlantic unity prospects remote because of French rejection of Brit membership in EEC; rejects forming Atlantic Consultative Assembly in connection with OECD

NATO Legislators Told Atom Fleet Plan Is Waste; Discussion Under Way ATOM-FLEET PLAN SCORED AT PARLEY Bomb Carriers Due in '64 Two Views Contrasted Rejection of Britain Decried

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-- The Defense Department had no immediate comment today on the display in Moscow of what appears to be an antimissile missile.  

Pentagon Withholds Comment

Min Arboleda (Colombia) warns that budget considerations, other harmful practices undermine staff morale, Assembly com

U.N.'s Budget Group Is Warned on Morale

Khrushchev cautions West against rejoicing at split, says there will again be accord, Kremlin reception

Kohler Evokes Khrushchev Toast

The Proceedings In the U.N.; YESTERDAY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

small US convoy cleared at Marieborn and Babelsberg in record time

Allied Officials Reaffirm Stand On Unimpeded Access to Berlin; No Retreat, Rusk Declares

TOKYO, Nov. 7 (AP)--Relations between Japan and Nationalist China, strained by the projected sale of a vinylon plant by Japan to Communist China, are reported at the brink of diplomatic rupture.  

Tokyo Told Taipei Is Ready To Break Diplomatic Ties

13 French intellectuals propose using 0.5% of mil budgets for cancer research; de Gaulle agrees

USE OF ARMS FUNDS ON CANCER IS URGED

D Middleton on view of some Eurs that US, in stressing mil aspects of Communist threat, overlooks pol menace to some allies

The Real Red Threat; Some in Europe See It as Political And Say U.S. Overemphasizes Arms News Analysis Italian and French Problems Contributions Cited

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Nov. 7--The biennial conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization will convene in Rome on Nov. 16 for a three-week session.  

F.A.O. Conference Nov. 16

Opposition charges Govt provides inadequate funds for educ, Natl Assembly budget debate

Paris Students Clash With Police

8 wounded in police duel with terrorists, Caracas

EIGHT ARE INJURED IN CARACAS GUN DUEL

POLICY UNCHANGED, HUSSEIN DECLARES

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November 8, 1963

Headlines from November 8, 1963

Ex-Judge Osterman Arraigned On Charges of Liquor Bribery; OSTERMAN BOOKED IN S.L.A. SCANDALS $25,000 Bribe Charged Conferences Alleged

Margaret Chase Smith Weighs Drive for the Vice Presidency; MARGARET SMITH WEIGHS G.O.P. BID Suffragist Nominee

Mix-Up in Planning Language Courses Slows Pupils Here; LANGUAGE PUPILS SLOWED IN MIX-UP Program Expanded Recommendations Made Publicity Feared Situation 'Never Worse'

AID TO INDONESIA AND U.A.R. CURBED; Senate Also Votes to Tighten Yugoslav Restrictions U.S Aid to U.A.R. and Indonesia Curbed in Senate by 65-13 Vote Cooper is Critical

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