G.O.P. GOVERNORS FORESEE VICTORY FOR GOLDWATER; Most Expect Nomination on First Ballot—Moderates Seek Platform Accord; ROMNEY WARNS PARTY; Says Choice of the Senator Would Bring ‘Destruction’ —Scranton Push Fades

tentative accord reached in talks with Wagner; matinee performances of 2 plays canceled as Equity pickets theaters; illus; producer J Cates earlier signed separate pact; same pact reached by Actors Studio Theater

Negotiators Reach Tentative Pact in Theater Strike

NEHRU's DAUGHTER DUE FOR HIGH POST; Foreign Ministry Reported Set for Mrs. Gandhi—Oath Expected to Be Delayed

RC Bklyn Diocese urges parishioners to confine soc activities to daylight hrs and travel in groups to help curb violence, lr read at Sunday masses and in schools; text

CATHOLICS URGED TO AID CITY POLICE; Brooklyn Diocese Calls for Daylight Meetings Only to Help Bar Violence

G Currivan on controversy over mushrooming of small RC insts

Catholics Debating Unplanned Growth Of Small Colleges

Networks Plan Nov. 3 Vote Pool; 3 News Chiefs to Confer Today

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WASHINGTON, June 7&#8212;The showdown stage in the three&#8208;month Senate battle over the civil rights bill will be reached this week.

CIVIL RIGHTS BLOC NEAR SHOWDOWN ON SCOPE OF BILL ; Votes in Senate This Week Will Test 3 Amendments and Closure of Filibuster

Rumors talk of another invasion of Cuba. A crack World&#8208;Telegram investi&#8208;gative team tells how Castro haters are planning for the day. Today's World&#8208;Telegram&#8212;Advt.

Republican Governors Steal Spotlight at Conference; WALLACE TO PUSH PRESIDENCY RACE; Will Seek Electoral Votes  to Block the Nominees and  Leave Choice to House

USN jet fighter escorting reconnaissance plane shot down over central Laos; downed pilots identified; US says flights will continue; McNamara reptdly confs with Johnson and Rusk; State Dept discloses Navy planes are flying from carrier Kitty Hawk in S China Sea; map

LEFTISTS IN LAOS DOWN 2D U. S. JET WITHIN 48 HOURS; Navy Fighter Flying Escort Crashes Day After Loss of Reconnaissance Plane; ONE PILOT IS RESCUED; State Department Warns Plaine des Jarres Flights Will Be Continued

about 35,000 RC Vietnamese demonstrate against alleged Govt favoritism towards Buddhists, Saigon; illus; splinter group, disowned by rally organizers, scores Lodge for alleged interference in Vietnamese affairs; growing charges of Buddhist oppression of Caths noted

Catholics Rally in Saigon, Charging Bias by Regime

Govt sets 2-part program to combat employment bias in construction indus; Pres Com on Equal Employment to coordinate effort; V G Macaluso heads 40-man task force drawn from Fed agencies that will visit contractor assns and trade unions in 10 regions to explain and enforce exec orders against bias; Labor Dept Advisory Com on Equal Opportunity in Apprenticeship and Training sets series of nationwide confs on ending bias in apprenticeship programs

U.S. Will Attack Job Bias In Construction Industry; Two‐Part Program to Seek Cooperation  of Contractors—Special 40-Man Force  Will Concentrate on 10 Regions

Experiments in brain isolation of rhesus monkeys by Cleveland Met Gen Hosp and Western Reserve U team under Dr R J White discussed; White Bays studies show brain can be severely cooled without damage; illus with aide Prof Albin

Brains Are Kept Alive for Tests After Removal From Monkeys

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TOKYO, June 7 (AP) &#8212; Chinese Communist broadcast charged today that United States jet fighters had fired rockets at Khang Khay, site of the Pathet Lao headquarters on the Plaine des Jarres In Laos.

Chinese Accuse U.S.

The loss of two United States aircraft in Laos within two days indicates the presence of well&#8208;trained and well&#8208;equipped Communist troops.

Disciplined Troops Indicated

LUXEMBOURG VOTE SUPPORTING REGIME

attempts to rescue 1st downed pilot continue; helicopters driven off by Pathet Lao fire; Communist China charges US jets fired rockets at Khang Khay

Rescue Planes Driven Off

Philippines repts Indonesia drops condition on withdrawal of guerrillas

PLANS FOR PARLEY ON MALAYSIA GAIN

Amer sources rept Vietcong blockades 600-sq-mi area, S of Camau, to starve out residents and deprive S Vietnam of charcoal supplies; Nam Can residents hard hit

Vietcong Blockades Area

Tickets may be obtained at the public desk, main lobby, United Nations headquarters. Groups may reserve by mail.

The Proceedings In the U.N.

French Min Sainteny, in D-Day ss, stresses French resistance role over that of Allies; Brit and Amers irritated

D‐DAY CEREMONIES CONCLUDE AT PARIS

Prince Norodom Sihanouk backs Communists as condition for UN demarcation of Cambodia-S Vietnam border

SIHANOUK LIMITS U. N. BOBER ROLE; Bars Frontier Demarcation Till Conditions Are Met

Park confs with top advisers on easing discontent; directs martial law command to probe charges of corruption in Govt; orders strict discipline by 3 troop divs in Seoul after protests over their invasion of offices of opposition newspaper Chonga Ilbo and attack on staff members; Seoul orderly; curfew moved back; Natl Assembly Speaker Rhee Hyo Sang confs with Opposition leader Yun; latter says Opposition will not cooperate until martial law is lifted and arrested persons freed; Dem Repub party exec com nominates Chung Ku Yung party chmn

PARK TAKES STEPS TO PACIFY KOREA; Inquiry Ordered on Graft Charges—Curfew Eased

Harry Lee "Butch" Reynolds Jr. is an American former track and field athlete who competed in the 400 meter dash. He held the world record for the event for 11 years 9 days with his personal best time of 43.29 seconds set in 1988. That year, he was the silver medalist at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and a relay gold medalist.

June 8, 1964

Headlines from June 8, 1964

G.O.P. GOVERNORS FORESEE VICTORY FOR GOLDWATER; Most Expect Nomination on First Ballot—Moderates Seek Platform Accord; ROMNEY WARNS PARTY; Says Choice of the Senator Would Bring ‘Destruction’ —Scranton Push Fades

Negotiators Reach Tentative Pact in Theater Strike

NEHRU's DAUGHTER DUE FOR HIGH POST; Foreign Ministry Reported Set for Mrs. Gandhi—Oath Expected to Be Delayed

CATHOLICS URGED TO AID CITY POLICE; Brooklyn Diocese Calls for Daylight Meetings Only to Help Bar Violence

Catholics Debating Unplanned Growth Of Small Colleges

Billboard 200

Hello; Dolly!

Funny Girl

Hello; Dolly

The Beatles' Second Album

The Academy Award Winning "Call Me Irresponsible"

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 8, 1964