Goldwater Over Top If He Keeps All Votes

over 1,200 police protest bill, City Hall; City Council com opens hearings on bill; illus; Murphy, PBA pres Cassese and NYCTA reprs testify against it; N Thomas, NAACP, ACLU, City Club and Liberal party back it

POLICE DECRY BILL FOR REVIEW PANEL; 1,200 at City Hall Protest Plan for Civilians to Scan Charges of Brutality

Sen takes 34 roll-calls on civil rights bill amendments, record number for day; previous record, in '51, was 16

SENATE SPEED‐UP PUTS RIGHTS BILL NEAR FINAL VOTE; 34 Roll‐Calls, a Record, Are Taken—Southerners Lose Bids on All Amendments

Souvanna Phouma asks Souphanouvong to meet in neutral country to try to settle dispute; says latter rejected suggestion to meet in Vientiane; Souphanouvong blames US for Khang Khay raid; backs proposal to reconvene '62 Geneva conf; repts Pathet Lao troops captured pilot of US reconnaissance jet downed June 6

Souphanouvong Accuses U.S.

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CAN CHAMPAGNE TONY DO IT AGAIN?

VIENTIANE, Laos, June 16 &#8212; Premier Souvanna Phouma has called on Prince Souphanouvong, leader of the Communistled Pathet Lao, to meet him in a neutral country to try to settle the Laotian crisis.

LAOS CHIEF SEEKS PATHET LAO TALKS; He Calls on Souphanouvong to Meet Him in a Neutral Nation to Discuss Crisis

State Dept concedes Amer pilots fly combat missions; had insisted civilians of other nations were piloting Amer planes; attributes shift to 'new' data from Leopoldville Embassy

FLIGHTS IN CONGO CONFIRMED BY U.S.; State Department Concedes American Civilian Pilots Make Combat Sorties

oil tanks at 3 refineries, Niigata, ignited after earthquake; illus

23 Killed in Japan As Quake Shatters Honshu Oil Center

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., June 16 &#8212; The Secretary General, U Thant, asked the Security Council today to keep the United Nations force in Cyprus three months more, until Sept. 27.

THANT IS GLOOMY ON CYPRUS EFFORT; Asks 3‐Month Extension for Peace‐Keeping Force

non-farm employment up 40,000 to 58.5 million, May; Pres Johnson hails gain; Labor Dept sees genuine improvement, but warns summer influx of teen-agers in job mkt might make unemployment figures look worse; estimates 2,968,000 more will seek jobs, May-July

JOBS, PRODUCTION AND INCOME MADE NEW GAINS IN MAY; Personal Income Reached $485 Billion Annual Rate, Up $25 Billion in Year; INDUSTRY PROFITS ROSE; President Hails Advances and Says Outlook ‘Is One of Continued Growth’

aim in Johnson meeting with Inonu and Papandreou seen to bring direct talks between Greece and Turkey; belief grows in Western capitals that Cyprus can no longer be maintained as ind nation; US officials study formulas including 'enosis' and 'double enosis,' or partitioning; Under Sec Ball issues statement denying US has advocated enosis; Thant, in gloomy rept to Security Council, asks that UN force be kept in Cyprus for 3 more mos; attributes relative quiet to need for harvesting; says each side has actually improved mil position; calls smuggling of arms 'critical'; repts mediator Tuomioja will continue effort despite lack of encouragement; 1 Greek Cypriote reptd killed in Greek-Turkish Cypriote exch, Tylliria area on NW coast, believed entry point for Turkish guns; UN Finnish patrol and Greek Cypriotes exch fire in Nicosia area; preliminary hearings continue into charges that RAF serviceman and wife ran arms for Turkish Cypriotes

U.S. HOPES TO GET GREEKS AND TURKS TO DISCUSS CYPRUS; Direct Talks Said to Be Goal of Johnson Invitation to Papandreou and Inonu; WAR THREAT IS FACTOR; Belief Growing That Island May Not Be Able to Go On as Independent Country

2 barges tear 224-ft gap in Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, La; 6 killed when bus plunges through gap; illus; map

6 Die in Lake Pontchartrain as Bus Plunges Off Bridge Hit by Barges

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Baker reptdly has acquired control of Serv-U Corp within last mo or 2 by purchase of 28 1/2% or F B Black Jr's stock, which became available after Fidelity Natl Bank and Trust Co of Okla City foreclosed on $65,000 loan to Black; Black recently was convicted of income-tax evasion; was consultant to N Amer Aviation, with which Serv-U had, and still has, its most lucrative contracts; Baker also reptdly bought 13 1/2% of Serv-U stock owned by E Levinson and 13 1/2% owned by B Sigelbaum, and apparently now holds at least 84% of total

Baker Gains Control Of Vending Concern

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USSR acceptance of Polish proposal cited as move to resume important role, counter Chinese efforts to curb USSR influence

Soviet Steps Up Activity In Asia to Counter China

Educ Policies Comm urges educators to abandon drive for gen aid, seek 'categorical' aid (aid for specific aims and projects) instead; sees Cong favoring latter; prefers gen aid but stresses need to seek the attainable

School Heads Seek New U.S. Aid Plan

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Man in the News; Briton in Hot Spot Richard Edmonds Luyt

urges probe of Gov Luyt's detention of legis members; asks Thant to set up comm to probe Guiana's const and pol problems; Burnham also scores Luyt's assumption of emergency powers, but holds Govt responsible; F Cummings, representing Jagan, tells UN situation is critical

JAGAN ASKS U.N. TO STUDY GUIANA; Seeks Panel to Investigate Detention of Politicians

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., June 16&#8212;Felix Cummings, representing Premier Jagan, appealed today for an investigating mission to report as soon as possible on conditions there. He told the Special Committee on Colonialism that the situation was critical.

Jagan Appeal Heard

Rotterdam Man Admits Plot on Exports to Cuba

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KHRUSHEV OPENS VISIT TO DENMARK; Small Crowds Give Premier Quiet but Cordial Welcome

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June 17, 1964

Headlines from June 17, 1964

Goldwater Over Top If He Keeps All Votes

POLICE DECRY BILL FOR REVIEW PANEL; 1,200 at City Hall Protest Plan for Civilians to Scan Charges of Brutality

SENATE SPEED‐UP PUTS RIGHTS BILL NEAR FINAL VOTE; 34 Roll‐Calls, a Record, Are Taken—Southerners Lose Bids on All Amendments

Souphanouvong Accuses U.S.

CAN CHAMPAGNE TONY DO IT AGAIN?

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The Academy Award Winning "Call Me Irresponsible"

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