Rockefeller Declares Goldwater Could Bring Disaster

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USSR to sign new pact, but not peace treaty, with E Ger; Amb Dobrynin notifies Sec Rusk; stresses pact does not end need for peace treaty

SOVIET TELLS U. S. IT PLANS TO SIGN EAST GERMAN PACT; Says Amity and Mutual Aid Accord Would Not Affect West's Rights in Berlin; AGREEMENT DUE SOON; Move Is Distinct From Peace Treaty Long Threatened by Moscow Leaders

Erhard and Johnson to decide during talks, Washington, whether to press for new talks with USSR on Ger and Berlin; Min Schroeder maps details before Erhard arrival

TALK ON GERMANY MAY BE PROPOSED; Johnson and Erhard Confer Today—Will Weigh Call for 4‐Power Parley

ref to Crucifixion reptdly dropped from council draft

Vatican Said to Mute Its Text on the Jews

US says it will continue them when needed with consent of Souvanna Phouma; will not publicly discuss 'operational' aspects of flights to spare him any embarrassment and to protect US fliers; denies recent disagreements with him; calls Polish conf proposal 'constructive'; US, through GB, refuses to agree that it will be prelude to larger conf

U.S. to Continue Flights, When Needed, Over Laos

Eisenhower hints he would find it difficult to give active support to Goldwater, int, Gettysburg; seen dismayed by his civil rights stand; says nominee he backs must subscribe to '60 platform; stresses he is not part of stop-Goldwater drive but at same time emphasizes desire for open conv; holds those who agree with him still have chance; gives his version of Gettysburg conf and subsequent, events; says he urged Scranton to be less vague about availability but denies implying personal preference; denies Humphrey tried to change his mind; seen complaining less about Goldwater than about his failure to persuade other Repubs to announce candidacies

EISENHOWER SHIFT; He Indicates Refusal to Back Goldwater if Nominated

Turkish leaders, after Inonu conf with Ball, optimistic

TURKEY HOPEFUL OF AVOIDING WAR; Visit by Ball Stirs Optimism on Averting Clash With Greece Over Cyprus

HR, 243-157, passes pay-rise bill including $7,500 raise for Cong members; overcomes their pol embarrassment at raising own pay by adopting Repr Udall amendment making raise subject to same proportional increase voted for Fed service as whole; 6 amendments aimed at weakening bill defeated

HOUSE APPROVES FEDERAL PAY RISE FOR 1.7 MILLION; Yearly Increase of $7,500 for Congress Passed—March Vote Reversed

de Gaulle holds area needs peace 'at any price,' ss, northern France; reaffirms neutrality proposal

De Gaulle, in Provinces, Again Indicates He Will Run

Mrs Epstein indicted for criminal contempt for refusing to answer proper questions and giving 'conspicuously unbelievable and false' answers; her replies to grand jury Mar session made pub

Contempt Charged To Wife of Epstein

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Sen rejects number of Southern amendments; 12 roll-calls taken; approves, 79-17, Ervin amendment to bar double jeopardy in criminal contempt actions after Ervin clarifies language to limit amendment to Fed ct action; agreement reached on new sec to Title VI excluding housing from its scope

CIVIL RIGHTS BLOC REPULSES SOUTH ON AMENDMENTS; Senators Turn Down Series of Proposals Designed to Weaken the Measure

US Appeals Ct refuses to make retroactive '61 Sup Ct decision (Mapp v Ohio) banning state cts use of illegally-seized evidence; rejects G Angelet habeas corpus plea in '51 narcotics conviction

Ban on Illegally Seized Evidence Is Not Retroactive, Court Rules

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Rockefeller attacks Goldwater, s to NYS delegation; holds views could ruin party; delegation votes to back Rockefeller and platform like that of '60; Rockefeller pledges to press fight for moderation; ex-Gov Dewey urges him to stay in fight

TALK SCHEDULED; Governor Is Expected to Make His Bid to Maryland G.O.P.

Rahman still undecided on talking with Sukarno; says details on withdrawal of Indonesian guerrillas hold up conf

Malaysia Head Undecided On Meeting With Sukarno

Thant Going to Britain in July

Brit and fed troops capture Jebel Huria peak

SOUTH ARAB REBELS LOSE A VITAL HEIGHT

al-Salal in Moscow from Peking; met by Brezhnev

BONN, June 11&#8212;Two women teachers were stabbed to death and another teacher and at least 28 students were mjured today when a man attacked them with a lance and a homemade flame thrower at a suburban school near Cologne.

Maniac Sprays Fire on Cologne Pupils

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, Friday, June 12 (Reuters)&#8212;An ex&#8208;explosion of ammunition at an Army training center rocked Santo Domingo just before last midnight, shattering windows more than a mile away.

Heavy Toll Is Indicated In Santo Domingo Blast

Kawawa in Peking; accompanied by Abdul Rahman

Tanganyika‐Zanzibar Group In Peking for Negotiation

S Glowa charges Klehr burned bodies of newborn children, slew thousands with injections; other testimony

INFANTS' DEATHS CHARGED TO NAZI; Auschwitz Defendant Called Slayer of Thousands


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June 12, 1964

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Rockefeller Declares Goldwater Could Bring Disaster

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SOVIET TELLS U. S. IT PLANS TO SIGN EAST GERMAN PACT; Says Amity and Mutual Aid Accord Would Not Affect West's Rights in Berlin; AGREEMENT DUE SOON; Move Is Distinct From Peace Treaty Long Threatened by Moscow Leaders

TALK ON GERMANY MAY BE PROPOSED; Johnson and Erhard Confer Today—Will Weigh Call for 4‐Power Parley

Vatican Said to Mute Its Text on the Jews

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