bad weather, failure of threatened civil rights 'stall-in' linked

7 Injured in IRT Station; New Picketing Is Planned

HR com unanimously approves $46,785,867,000 appropriations bill

Brooklyn Navy Yard Faces '64 Closing, House Is Told

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US, Brit, French, USSR, Indian and Australian reprs fly to Luang Prabang to appeal to King to save coalition Govt; accompanied by Premier and Phoumi Nosavan; Unger gives King appeal from Under Sec Harriman; King says he scores coup, wants Souvanna Phouma to remain as Premier; Siho Lamphouthacoul, emerging as dominant figure in coup, reptdly opposes restoration of coalition; Vientiane quiet as Junta troops patrol city; foreign newsmen enter from Thailand; cable office re-opened, press censorship imposed

LAOS JUNTA ASKS SOUVANNA TO HEAD A NEW COALITION; Western and Soviet Envoys Press King and Vientiane to Restore Regime

W Ger Natl Defense Council chmn Dr Krone sharply criticizes new cuts in US forces in Ger

U.S.‐SOVIET LINKS STIR BONN UNREST; American Troop Reduction Decried by Erhard Aide—Tacit Accords Feared

Talmadge offers amendment to change Fed Criminal Code to provide jury trial in all criminal contempt cases, not just those involving rights; Humphrey willing to have same ltd right of jury trial for all bill's titles authorizing injunction proceedings; will offer such amendment as substitute to Talmadge amendment; Dirksen says he will not object

Southerners Gain Support On Juries for Rights Cases; Bill's Managers in Senate Are Willing to Have Panels for Criminal Contempt Arising Out of Injunction Suits

Pres Johnson announces settlement of 5-yr-old work rules dispute, TV broadcast; pact provides raise for about 100,000 workers along with other benefits and gives rrs additional flexibility in assigning work crews; cost of pact to rrs put at $64 million but they can save estimated $317 million a yr from manpower cuts permitted by '63 arbitration award; question of interdivisional runs referred to natl com for further bargaining; Prof Taylor and T W Kheel to decide disputes over interpretation of terms; pact does not affect union suit asking US Sup Ct to rev arbitration award; seen personal triumph for Johnson, who personally persuaded rrs to accept; Johnson, jubilant over agreement, decided to go to CBS studios in Washington to make announcement; holds terms just and fair; praises mediators, mgt and union leaders; ends statement with anecdote about 7-yr-old girl, C M Baker, who wrote asking him to keep rrs running so her grandmother from NY could come to Park Forest, Ill; Taylor likens pact to basic turn toward labor harmony that occurred in coal and steel industries; BLE pres Davidson says pact fell short of union demands, but 'significant gains' were made; J E Wolfe says rrs agreed to pact at Johnson's request; says it promises to restore morale of workers to its highest level; terms detailed

5‐YEAR RAIL DISPUTE ENDS; PRESIDENT WINS ACCORD HE TERMS ‘JUST AND FAIR’; STRIKE IS AVERTED; Settlement Viewed as Personal Triumph for Johnson

L M Birrell, Indicted in '59 as key figure in swindle, returns from Rio de Janeiro to face trial on this and other charges

BIRRELL FLYING HERE FOR TRIAL; Fugitive Leaves Brazil to Face Swindling Charges

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Cleopatra: 20th Century-Fox sues E Taylor and husband R Burton for $50 million, Fed ct, charging breach of contract and charging their 'scandalous' conduct hurt film's value

Miss Taylor and Burton Sued For $50 Million on ‘Cleopatra’

The New York World's Fair was opened by President Johnson on schedule yesterday, despite the double obstacle of foul weather and civil disobedience.

RAIN SOAKS CROWD; Sit‐Ins Mar Festivities at Some Pavilions—Attendance Cut

supporters of stall-in, discussing its failure, blame leaders for drastically overestimating ability to win backing within and outside city; many were frightened by injunction; Gray calls stall-in success; Galamison comments; some demonstrators illus

STALL‐IN LEADERS ERRED ON BACKING; Admit They Overestimated Pledges to Supply Cars

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NYCTA estimates damage at $1-2 million; cars to cost at least $112,000 each to replace; illus

SHUTTLE SERVICE DUE THIS MORNING; One Track to Be Opened for Rush Hour as Repairs Go On After 42d St. IRT Fire

Von Hagen expedition begins tracing Roman Empire roads; leaves from Roman Forum

Group Starts Tracing Roman Roads System

KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday, April 23 (AP)&#8212;The Malaysian charges against Indonesia were made public two days before general elections in the 11 states of Malaya.

Malayan Election Near

Prime Min Nehru reaffirms support for Premier, lr

Nehru Backs Souvanna Phouma

Retirement from High Ct of Australia noted

Top Australian Judge Named

Rusk and Amb Dobrynin (USSR) conf on situation, Washington

Rusk and Soviet Envoy Confer

Communist China again charges US engineered coup, demands release of Premier and punishment of coup leaders

Peking Blames U. S. For Coup

correction; France confirms troop withdrawal before end of June

Paris Affirms Withdrawal

Min Couve de Murville notes with approval that US consulted USSR, France and others on restoring neutrality, rept to French Cabinet

PARIS REAFFIRMS VIEW ON VIETNAM; Diplomats Pressing Demand for Region's Neutrality

Govt orders colls to expel student demonstrators; Educ Min says expulsions will be carried out regardless of ct decisions

Seoul Orders Students In Protests Expelled

Govt, in white paper, charges Indonesia with plotting assassination of Prime Min Rahman and other officials as part of program of terror aimed at territorial expansion; says Indonesian expansionism is based on thinking of late Prof Yamin

JAKARTA ACCUSED OF A MURDER PLOT; Malaysia Says Indonesians Tried to Kill Her Leaders

Vietnamese Sentence Brother Of Diem to Die as Murderer

Gianandrea Noseda is an Italian conductor. He is currently the music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C.; general music director (Generalmusikdirektor) of Zurich Opera; principal guest conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra; and the music director of the Tsinandali Festival in Tsinandali, Georgia.

April 23, 1964

Headlines from April 23, 1964

7 Injured in IRT Station; New Picketing Is Planned

Brooklyn Navy Yard Faces '64 Closing, House Is Told

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LAOS JUNTA ASKS SOUVANNA TO HEAD A NEW COALITION; Western and Soviet Envoys Press King and Vientiane to Restore Regime

U.S.‐SOVIET LINKS STIR BONN UNREST; American Troop Reduction Decried by Erhard Aide—Tacit Accords Feared

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