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FTC requires cigarette pkgs beginning Jon 1 to stale 'clearly and prominently' that cigarette smoking 'may cause death from cancer and other diseases'; similar warning in ad to be required by July '65 unless indus convinces FTC that warning is unnecessary; Comr Dixon announces regulation, HR com; has no doubt of FTC authority; indus to test it in cts; Gov Sanford says NC will participate; NC Sens Ervin and Jordan to sponsor Cong action to bar regulation if ct tests fail

U.S. TO REQUIRE HEALTH WARNING FOR CIGARETTES; Trade Commission Orders That Package Labels Tell of Danger of Cancer; RULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 1; Advertising Curb May Also Be Included in Regulation —Tobacco Stocks Drop

A 3‐STAR GENERAL NAMED ARMY HEAD; Johnson Picks Deputy Chief to Succeed Wheeler

Sen com, 13-3, votes to shift 10% tax on cosmetics, luggage, handbags, furs and jewelry from retailer to mfr; amendment proposed by Sen McCarthy as substitute for Repub move to repeal

EXCISE‐TAX SHIFT GAINS IN SENATE; SenateVotes to Extend Levy and Have Producers Pay It —Consumers May Gain

HOPE FOR 3 WANES AS DULLES OPENS MISSISSIPPI TALKS; 60 Step Up Hunt for Missing Rights Team—Ex‐C.I.A. Head Sees Governor; Rights Leaders Ask Kennedy for Help in Mississippi; HOPE FOR 3 FADES; DULLES IN PARLEY

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Khanh Says War Effort Will Now Move Fast—Lodge Hails 'Team'

Smith calls HR com meeting, assuring bill enactment by July 4

Final House Action On Civil Rights Bill By July 4 Assured

survey for Center for Study of Dem Insts shows Puerto Ricans make up 39% of 40-block Upper W Side area population, are establishing stable community and moving toward middle-class econ; other findings

Rising Fear Found On Upper West Side

Johnson and Papandreou Confer on Cyprus Impasse

Hong Kong observers hold China has decided to lessen risks of war with US after assessment of US Adm determined stand; Chen Yi notes US continued air operations despite protests, 8, Peking; repeats demand for reconvening Geneva conf; N Vietnam radio charges US strikes in Laos directly threaten N Vietnam security; Laotian rightists rept Laotian planes hit 4 N Vietnamese bns in S Laos; Min Pheng Phongsovan says destroyed Peking mission in Khang Khay was set up illegally and without knowledge of Laos Govt

Peking Shows Signs of Backing Away From Conflict Over Laos

LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo, June 24&#8212;The Congolese Government has been engaging for months in discussions with Moise Tshombe, former President of Katanga Province, about his possible participation in a new government here.

CONGO MAY GIVE POST TO TSHOMBE; Deposed Katanga President Returning Today—Revolts Spur Efforts for Unity

HR Ways and Means Com, setting aside Adm 'medicare' bill, approves instead bill to raise Soc Security benefits 5%; bill would increase Soc Security taxes to finance rise, bring self-employed drs under system, permit working widows retiring at age 60 to draw benefits at reduced rate and provide for payment of taxes on tips and gratuities; tax rates under present law and new bill listed

Health Care Bill Set Aside For a Social Security Rise

approves it again, 78-3, after Sen Morse forces reconsideration; narrowly defeats specific cut

Slim Senate Vote Backs Noon Trip

Gen Eisenhower, at Johnson request, urges Repubs to vote for $3.5 billion, wires to Dirksen and Halleck; request part of Johnson intensive drive against cuts; Passman vows to continue fight for $1/2 billion cut; Halleck calls conf of Repub members of HR com; they decide to seek $519 million cut

Eisenhower Favors Johnson's Aid Bill

Mayor Wagner urges City Council ban carrying of rifle or shotgun in pub; Comr Murphy requested legis

MAYOR REQUESTS CURB ON SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES IN CITY; Bill, Urged by Police, Would Bar Carrying of Loaded Weapons in Public; WAGNER CITES DANGER; He Would Require Cases for Unloaded Guns—Council Gets Measure Tuesday

Kennedy says FBI force in Miss has been increased but Fed Govt cannot take police action there, conf with NAACP delegation headed by Wilkins; delegation marches at Justice Dept; viewed by Kennedy and Mrs M W Evers; Wilkins says NAACP studies ways to protect Negroes and white students

F.B.I. AUGMENTS MISSISSIPPI FORGE; But Kennedy Tells N.A.A.C.P. That He Cannot Order Any Federal Police Action

TANGANYIKA EASES ATTACKS ON WEST

Taiwan Aids U.N. Institute

PARIS, June 24&#8212;Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu called on President Johnson, in a new letter to Washington today, to allow her to visit the United States. The State Department turned down her visa request yesterday.

She Sends a New Letter

US says she was barred on strong urging by Lodge; she sends lr to Pres Johnson; her earlier appeals noted; por

URGING BY LODGE BARRED MRS. NHU; Washington Expects Protest —She Writes President

Brit co completes modernization survey of sugar ports

Britons Prepare Survey For Cuba's Sugar Ports

News Analysis; Taylor and Vietnam; General's Appointment as Ambassador Indicates Continuation of Present Policy

SAIGON, June 24 (UPI)&#8212;Vietnamese air and ground forces, aided by United States combat helicopters, have killed 17 Vietcong guerrillas and captured 11 while searching for two missing American soldiers, a United States military spokesman said today.

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HONG KONG, June 24 (Reuters)&#8212;Two Chineselanguage Communist newspapers here said today that the appointment of Genera1 Taylor as Ambassador in South Vietnam was &#8220;full of military significance &#8221;

Red Papers See Significance

Philip Allen Emery is a former Australian cricketer. A wicket-keeper and valuable left-handed batsman, he represented Australia internationally and New South Wales domestically.

Phil Emery, Australian cricketer

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John Paul Herbert is a British former racing driver and broadcaster. He competed in Formula One from 1989 to 2000, winning three Formula One Grands Prix over a 12-season career. In endurance racing, Herbert won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991 with Mazda and the 12 Hours of Sebring in 2002 with Audi.

Johnny Herbert, English racing driver and sportscaster

Johnny_Herbert

John McCrea is an American singer and musician. He is a founding member of the band Cake. He is the vocalist and primary lyricist for the band, in addition to playing acoustic guitar, vibraslap, and piano. He also programs drums and does mixing work while he and the rest of the band have produced all of their albums.

June 25, 1964

Headlines from June 25, 1964

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U.S. TO REQUIRE HEALTH WARNING FOR CIGARETTES; Trade Commission Orders That Package Labels Tell of Danger of Cancer; RULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 1; Advertising Curb May Also Be Included in Regulation —Tobacco Stocks Drop

A 3‐STAR GENERAL NAMED ARMY HEAD; Johnson Picks Deputy Chief to Succeed Wheeler

EXCISE‐TAX SHIFT GAINS IN SENATE; SenateVotes to Extend Levy and Have Producers Pay It —Consumers May Gain

HOPE FOR 3 WANES AS DULLES OPENS MISSISSIPPI TALKS; 60 Step Up Hunt for Missing Rights Team—Ex‐C.I.A. Head Sees Governor; Rights Leaders Ask Kennedy for Help in Mississippi; HOPE FOR 3 FADES; DULLES IN PARLEY

Billboard 200

Hello; Dolly

Hello; Dolly!

Funny Girl

The Beatles' Second Album

The Third Album

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 25, 1964